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

8.4K views · 2.4K reactions | 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 | Facebook

Here's a sneak peek of Crow Canyon's upcoming short film featuring the lives and work of five Zuni artists. Learn more and register for this special complimentary online showing at https://crowcanyon.org/programs/continuity-through-creation-a-living-culture-through-the-art-of-the-zuni-people/ #Zuniart #Zuniartists #Indigenousart #Indigenousculture #Zuniweaving #Zunipottery #Zunijewelry #Zunibeading #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth | Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

Zuni Pueblo has reopened for tours. If you are interested in learning more about the culture and history of the Ashiwi (Zuni people), I highly recommend the archaeology tours. My favorites are Badger Springs and the Great Kivas site, though the two-day Seven Cities of Cibola tour covers both of those and four more. Their website is http://www.ZuniTourism.com They are requiring limitations to comply with public health orders and recommendations. Experience Zuni Pueblo! | New Mexico Nomad