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Pottery and tools I saw during my visit with Victo

Pottery and tools I saw during my visit with Victoria Martinez-Naranjo last week. Victoria is an accomplished Santa Clara Pueblo potter who was kind enough to offer me a demonstration and studio tour. You can see a lot more of how she makes her beautiful pottery in my latest YouTube video. #potterytools #wildclaypottery #handbuiltpottery #southwestpottery

Last week I got a demonstration from @7victoriataf

Last week I got a demonstration from @7victoriatafoya2 showing how she makes her beautiful pottery. Here is a little excerpt from our conversation where she explains the design she has carved into this pot. You can see a lot more of Victoria's pottery and how she makes it on my latest video on YouTube video. #pueblopottery #newmexicopottery #nativepottery #avanyu #santaclarapueblo

Chaco Canyon is an amazing place that archaeologis

Chaco Canyon is an amazing place that archaeologists have been studying and debating about for well over a century. I spent the past couple weeks exploring and pondering Chaco myself, reading books, hiking to Chacon outliers as well as examining “downtown Chaco”. Now that I am home I have the herculean task of editing all of the video I captured along with my thoughts and discoveries into a concise video about the Chaco Phenomenon. It may be a couple weeks before that video is done, but in the meantime here are a few of the things I saw out there in the deserts of northwestern New Mexico. A map showing the important rooms of Pueblo Bonito which was very helpful when shooting my video about it. Aztec black pottery, a seldom mentioned but important link between Aztec Ruins and Paquime. A school field trip out of Durango climbing the trail up to the cliffs above Pueblo Bonito. A map and an actual Chaco road, these linked the Chaco region together. And some of the finest stonework anywhere. #chacocanyon #ancestralpuebloan #anasazi #ancientruins #newmexico

Flakey clay, I wish I understood why sometimes it

Flakey clay, I wish I understood why sometimes it forms flakes and other times angular chunks. Have you ever found flakey clay like this? #wildclay #clayhunting #wierdnature

Having fun exploring ruins in northern New Mexico

Having fun exploring ruins in northern New Mexico this week. Sherds in the wild, some kind of ancient wall to keep their clay from eroding away (thanks @mark.gibson_southwest.pottery ), Casamero Pueblo, a Chaco outlier, and the greatest of all Pueblos, Pueblo Bonito. We still have a couple days here before we have to head home. #ancientruins #potterysherds #newmexico #ancestralpuebloan

One of these things is not like the other. We ofte

One of these things is not like the other. We often see photos or videos online in which there is the potential for perceived immoral activity, and yet only in certain situations do people feel the uncontrollable desire to lecture others about morality. Take for example this set of photos. If you saw the first one posted would you comment “you kids better not get up to any hanky panky”? With the second would you comment “I hope you’re not planning on exceeding the speed limit”. With the third would you be compelled to say “don’t shoot anybody with that”. I think in each of these cases we would assume the person in the photo had half a brain, was capable of making good decisions or just plain feel like it’s not our place to lecture this person about morality. And yet it never fails, every time I post anything resembling the fourth photo somebody has to lecture me about picking up sherds, keeping sherds, etc. First of all I generally never take home artifacts, it’s illegal in most places I go, also I collected a lot when I was younger and found that having boxes of artifacts at home did not bring me joy. Sometimes though when in my own land and the artifact is something I can use, I do take it home. But that’s not anybody else’s business any more than telling those teenagers not to mess around. Personally I am a very moral person, but where I draw my moral boundaries is nobody else’s business and I have no tolerance for people moralizing at me. At 53 years old I have a pretty well defined idea of right and wrong and some random person on Facebook is unlikely to change my mind anyway. #morality #internetculture

Spent the day hiking around checking out ruins in

Spent the day hiking around checking out ruins in eastern Arizona. So many good sherds and also saw some great clay layers and petrified wood.

Some cibola sherds found today. Having fun checkin

Some cibola sherds found today. Having fun checking out ruins. #potterysherds #ancientpottery #cibolawhiteware

I collected some of this good smectite clay today.

I collected some of this good smectite clay today. This is the magic ingredient used for making Salado Polychrome pottery, it will turn organic paint into black designs. #wildclay

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