Interview with Vicenta Vigil

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Subjects: Comanche and Navajo raids, last Navajo raid at Jemez, the keeping of promises by Indians and white men, trouble with the Spanish; BIA building project; types of pottery made, Indian crafts as a source of income, Indian ceremonies, land claims, views on industry moving in, tourists

Tribe, Community, Culture: 
Pueblo of Tesuque
Community: 
University of New Mexico
Protocol: 
University of New Mexico Public Access
Category: 
Arts and Culture, History, Oral History & Interviews, War and Conflict
Keywords: 
Land claims, Inter-tribal conflict, BIA, Ceremonies, History
Collections: 
University of New Mexico
Original Date: 
1968 December 10th
Creator: 
Vicenta Vigil
Contributor: 
Michael B. Husband
Language: 
English
Rights: 
Rights to the digital resource are held by the University of New Mexico. Duplication of recordings permitted only with written permission from artist, performer, interviewer and interviewee, tribal authority, or current holder of intellectual property rights. User is responsible for compliance with all copyright, privacy, and libel laws.
Source: 
MSS 314
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Publisher: 
Center for Southwest Research and Special Collections, The University of New Mexico Libraries
Identifier: 
MSS 314_45
Subject: 
Tesuque Pueblo (N.M.) – Arts & crafts, History, Land Use
Type: 
Audio, Transcript
Format: 
MP3, PDF