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Paths of Life

Hopi: Hopivotskwani—the Hopi Path of Life (continued)

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As they traveled through the Southwest, they split into different groups that became the Hopi clans. Each group left its own "footprint" in this world—the prehistoric ruins that are found throughout the region. As each group arrived at Hopi, it had to bring a religious ceremony that contributed to the well-being of the society at large.

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Map of the Exhibition Hopi Hopi Hopi Navajo Navajo Navajo Western Apache Western Apache Pai Southern Paiute Education Area Colorado River Yumans O’odham O’odham Yaqui Yaqui Tarahamura Tarahamura Seri Seri Orientation Entrance