The Zuni Pueblo is a thriving community of talented artists practicing ancestral techniques to produce unquestionably unique inlaid silverwork, stone carvings, and pottery. | New Mexico True

81K views · 1.1K reactions | On tonight's episode of Hunting History, Steve joins a Zuni hunter at Zuni Pueblo, following along on a bird hunt for ceremonial feathers. They also take a deep dive into the mystery surrounding the so-called Anasazi People—who disappeared centuries ago… or did they? Catch the finale of Hunting History with Steven Rinella tonight at 10/9c on HISTORY. | MeatEater | Facebook

Zuni Pueblo is in New Mexico, but their ancestral territory extended into Arizona for 1,000 years. The Arizona-New Mexico border (1863) split Zuni lands. Zuni traded with Hopi, held ceremonies in Arizona, maintained sacred sites across the border. Archaeological evidence shows Zuni pottery, architecture in eastern Arizona. Puebloan cultural connections cross state lines. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in