Hopi Indians

The Hopi were where they are now when the Anasazi were active in the same general area. The Hopi say, and science confirms, that some of there clans came from Anasazi areas. So, the biggest thing they share is that the Hopi are direct descendants of the Anasazi. Because of this they share: pottery traditions, weaving traditions, they both farm corn, beans, and squash and sunflowers and turkeys, and they share home building and kiva building styles. We think the kachina religion arose at the end of the Anasazi era. If so, they share that too. We don't know, because there are no written records, but they may share clan names, origin stories, general theology and cosmology as well.

A quick internet search does not say how many words - only that the Hopi language has a lot of words that describe corn by the color, parts of the plant and the various foods made from the different varieties of corn.

Yes, you can but there are "task" you must forfil.

they wove baskets and made clothes from rabbit skins.

The deer, rabbit, coyote, badger, raven, wren, and spider all have oral histories with The Hopi People.

kachina's are a representation of a spirit of life representing the things in the natural world like water,food,reproduction ,wind ,etc...

they are not worshipped but for to remember the spirit of life is in all things.

they are all hand carved from cotton wood roots and painted by hans as well

every one has a flaw built into it as not to offent the spirit

1. Advent marks the beginning of the Christian year. 2. It is the four weeks before Christmas beginning on November 30th or the nearest Sunday to it. 3. This is the Church's New Year's Day. 4. The word Advent comes from the Latin 'adventus' which means 'arrival' or 'coming'. 5. This time for Christians is a season of hope and the period of preparation for celebration of the birth of Jesus. 6. The priest usually wears purple or royal blue vestments in their churches during Advent. 7. On the time t0 Christmas, Christians have an advent wreath. 8. This has 5 Candles on it, One for each week in advent. 9. There are 3 purple ones which are lit on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd week. 10. There is 1 pink one which it to be lit on the 4th week to show it is nearly Christmas. 11. There is also a white one for Christmas day. 12. The first candle is the candle of 'Hope', so prayers on this day focus on hope. This candle represents the 'Patriarchs' such as Abraham and David. 13. The second candle is a symbol of God's 'Peace'. This candle reminds Christians of the Prophets who foretold that the Messiah would be born. 14. The third candle represents 'Love' and stands for John the Baptist who baptized Jesus. 15. The fourth candle symbolizes 'Joy' and when this candle is lit Christians remember Mary the mother of Jesus who was joyful when the angel Gabriel told her she was to have a special baby. 16. The fifth candle reminds Christians of the birth of Jesus on Christmas Day. 17. In the 5th Century, Advent began on 11 November ( St Martin's Day) and took the form of a six week fast leading to Christmas. During the 6th century, Advent was reduced to its current length and later the fasting was dropped. how many days are in advent 20 facts about advent
It is the coming or arrival of Christ the 3 purple candles stand for hope, hope that the Savior will be born the pinke candle stands for joy,joy that Christ will be born and the White stands for the birth of Jesus Christ Facts about advent

A teepee is a portable tent made from animal skins that is held together with long poles and has an opening for smoke from the fire for cooking and heat.

The word hópi means good or peaceful - this name was not used before 1877 and consequently there may have been some white American influence in its adoption. Prior to that date the tribe were known as mohoqui, moqui or moki, a term used by the Hopi people for their ancient ancestors - it means "the dead".

The Hopi did not traditionaly have "Chiefs". The was a more informal organization. Each village had a leader/ kikmongwi from a specific clan. Each village has had its own social, religious, and political organizations. There was much ressitance to forming a government in a more American or Western style. Today the is a Tribal Chairman, Leroy Shingoitewa, a Vice Chairman, Herman G. Honanie and 15 council members.

teh environment for the hopi covered with water. there were no animals or birds. the hopi believed that only goddesses lived in the land

Talk about everything the child sees with her. Read picture books, get the child to tell stories. Let the child draw and paint. Play fantasy games, role plays. Build with blocks, especially wooden blocks- have the child tell you about his/her buildings, paintings, etc. Give the child a task and make it clear how much it helps people when the child does it. Find situations where she/he can play with children of all different cultures and races.

As the name implies, they're made of obsidian. A form of glass produced by volcanic action or exposure of sand to a very intense heat source. The arrowheads are flaked in the same manner as a flint arrowhead but tend to be much sharper and more brittle and prone to damage.

they blend in by being there selfs

When you ask using the word, "Greatest" American spectator sport, it complicates the answer a little bit, I believe. Because we must ask, what makes a sport "The Greatest Spectator" sport? Or what will we base that conclusion upon?

If we determine or define the "greatest" American spectator sport by the number of spectators annually then I believe we must conclude the league, "Major League Baseball" according to sources, again based upon the number of people attending the sporting events, MLB.

Now of course, if we say Major League Baseball is the "Greatest Spectator" sport in America, we might have various subjective opinions regarding that statement. In fact, based upon your question, it might be unclear regarding whether or not you are speaking of only professional spectator sports or in general, of all American spectator sports?

To know the exactness of your question would determine how exact the answer might be. In this case, I will assume you are inquiring of professional sports. Of course, to include college and even high school and grammar school etc. might change the answer, maybe.

What is the second most attended sport in America? I was shocked to read, "Horseracing" as the second most attended sport in America today. But then again, perhaps I should not be surprised considering baseball and horseracing were the two big sports back in the day. And today, gambling is what pumps up horseracing today.

Written by Pall Stanley (unedited)

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There is no way to tell the velocity of an arrow based solely on the draw weight. There are many other factors that come into play such as the type of arrow, point, fletching, nocks, inserts, release, the bow's efficiency, and even temperature. However, a recurve will probably spit out an arrow at roughly 100-175 kph. Draw weight does play a part but the factors mentioned above are more important.

The Hopi people live in northeastern Arizona. The numbers one through nine have words for them, just like the Americans do. From there, multipliers are added to make decades.

you know this because they impersonate them in a performance to celebrate them

use wood or clay and make the shape then decrorate it.

Africa had many religions like Muslim Egyptian etc. and the Arawak's and Carib's religion is not really known so we say they have no religion.

they used kachina figures

Well.......... idk but.... get merried, have sex, and have fun!This is an insulting and demeaning comment of an important Hopi ceremony whose main purpose is for rain.

Bob marley