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Constructed of native tanned hide and expertly beaded with glass trade beads in greasy yellow
Composition with vivid shades of red
Numbered 2/7 lower left
Untitled (Chetro Ketl Ruin, Nageezi, New Mexico), Photograph 22221 preservationistsVintage black and white photograph by Harold E. Malde (1923 2007). The composition depicts the Chetro Ketl Ruins in Nageezi, New Mexico. Constructed between 990 and 1075 CE, Chetro Ketl is an Ancestral Puebloan great house and archeological site located in Northern New Mexico. Presented in an archival mat. Unframed, custom framing options available.
