Journey through Acoma Sky City

The wonders of Acoma Sky City, one of North America's oldest continuously inhabited communities. Nestled atop a mesa, this historic pueblo offers a window into the ancient Acoma culture, with traditions dating back to the 12th century. Join us as we explore the rich history, stunning architecture, and enduring spirit of the Acoma people. Learn about their unique adobe constructions, the strategic layout of their homes, and the panoramic views that define their homeland.
Dive into the world of Acoma pottery, known for its intricate designs and significance in their daily and spiritual life. Visit the iconic San Esteban del Rey Mission, a symbol of cultural fusion. Through this journey, gain insights into how the Acoma people have preserved their heritage and the importance of respecting and supporting their ongoing efforts. Subscribe for more episodes from The Archeotrek and join us in preserving the legacy of indigenous cultures.
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[@assassins_garden_nm]

Thank you for the video. I created the Alabaster female sculpture you captured.

[@Vaquero4382]

So, they built on top of the mesa in the 12th century, or earlier, to protect themselves from raiders, but the displays at the First Americans Museum in Oklahoma City tell you that the Indians lived in peace and harmony until Europeans upset the magic balance.

[@Seanenanigans]

Lol that would be a big lie on the museums part. Seems like a intentional mistake to push a anti American narrative

[@scottslayer2]

Reminds me of when I found out a whole bunch of Native American tribes practiced reaving, cannibalism, ritual torture and sacrifice of captives. Glad they glossed over all the grisly stuff in school.

[@rheuss1]

Yea that was not correct. Natives fought constantly and took slaves. It’s part of the human condition.