Intimate Sketch of the Rocky Mountain National Park
A vintage look at the newly opened Rocky Mountain National Park in the Rockies west of Denver. The piece describes scenery, roads like Fall River road, wildlife stocking, fishing rules, and restrictions on hunting and campfires. It notes custodianship by the Forestry Service, limited auto access, and preparations for future visitor services and park administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park
The
Rocky Mountains
Internaticusl Syndicate
United States
Denver
Rockies
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Rocky Mountain Park
Colorado and
Arapahoe National Forests
Fall River
Colorads Trustles
Munny Range
America
Sprague
Leochvele
Hear Lake
Long’s Peak
Forestry Service
Fry
Iselie Walton
Uncle Sam
Jackson
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Bacratory Mather
Bur National
Toll
Interior Department
Mathta i
Dantele
Preae
Cherles
Fetes Jzark
Rocky Mountain Tract
Pioturesquie
Tta
Human Sacrifice Among the Towas in New Mexico
Smithsonian ethnologist Matilda Coxe Stevenson reports on Towas of Rio Grande Valley New Mexico, detailing alleged ritual human sacrifice in kivas. She describes selection of victims, the sacrificial rites, snake involved offerings, and the aftermath including bone remains and scholarly implications.
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Towas
New Mexico
Matilda Coxe Stevenson
James Stevenson
Smithsonian Institution
West
Smithsonian
Stevenson
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
San Ldefonson
San Juan
Santa Clara
Nambre
Tesque
Hane
Ationys the Tewas
Stavenson
Indu
Audi Atericos
Clt
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Brersiad
Leo Sieles
Luis Ee
Puiote
Kross
William Atherton
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