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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. MUSNAZ_220715_018.JPG: Melissa S. Cody is a fourth generation Dine weaver and artist raised on the Navajo Reservation. She chose her "Spider Woman Crosses" and "Burntwater" designs to be interpreted for this bus stop in conjunction with the Museum of Northern Arizona. This dynamic color scheme is typical of Cody's work, which reflects traditional design, but imbues it with a vibrancy and energy for which the artist has been recognized and awarded throughout the region.
2. MUSNAZ_220715_029.JPG: Progression by Dan Namingha
3. MUSNAZ_220715_030.JPG: Progression by Dan Namingha
4. MUSNAZ_220715_035.JPG: Please keep one coelophysis apart
5. MUSNAZ_220715_038.JPG: Colorado Plateau (outlined in gray) and the Four Corners States
6. MUSNAZ_220715_044.JPG: Harold S. Colton and Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton
7. MUSNAZ_220715_057.JPG: The Colorado Plateau
8. MUSNAZ_220715_060.JPG: The Orientation Wall
9. MUSNAZ_220715_062.JPG: The Pecos Classification System
10. MUSNAZ_220715_064.JPG: Glossary of Terms
11. MUSNAZ_220715_071.JPG: Dendrochronology
12. MUSNAZ_220715_074.JPG: Dendrochronology
13. MUSNAZ_220715_076.JPG: Paleo-Indian 15,000-8,000 BC
14. MUSNAZ_220715_078.JPG: Desert Culture 8000 to 100 BC
15. MUSNAZ_220715_095.JPG: Paleo-Indian 15,000 to 8,000 BC
16. MUSNAZ_220715_097.JPG: Desert Culture 8000 to 100 BC
17. MUSNAZ_220715_098.JPG: Basketmaker II 100 BC to AD 500
18. MUSNAZ_220715_101.JPG: Basketmaker III AD 500 to 700
19. MUSNAZ_220715_104.JPG: Sinagua AD 500 to 1400
20. MUSNAZ_220715_111.JPG: Pueblo II AD 900 to 1150
21. MUSNAZ_220715_112.JPG: Pueblo III AD 1150 to 1300
22. MUSNAZ_220715_114.JPG: Pueblo IV AD 1300 to 1600
23. MUSNAZ_220715_120.JPG: Historic Hopi AD 1600 to Early 20th Century
24. MUSNAZ_220715_123.JPG: Contemporary Hopi Earth 20th Century to Present
25. MUSNAZ_220715_126.JPG: Pai Havasupai, Hualapai, Yavapai AD 1600 to Present
26. MUSNAZ_220715_128.JPG: Historic Navajo AD 1600 to Early 20th Century
27. MUSNAZ_220715_130.JPG: Contemporary Navajo Early 20th Century to Present
28. MUSNAZ_220715_132.JPG: The Anasazi Tradition
29. MUSNAZ_220715_138.JPG: Basketmaker III AD 500 to 700
30. MUSNAZ_220715_142.JPG: Basketmaker II 100 BC to AD 500
31. MUSNAZ_220715_144.JPG: Sinagua AD 500 to 1400
32. MUSNAZ_220715_146.JPG: Agriculture
33. MUSNAZ_220715_148.JPG: Sunset Crater
34. MUSNAZ_220715_151.JPG: Architecture and Settlement Patterns
35. MUSNAZ_220715_164.JPG: Trade
36. MUSNAZ_220715_168.JPG: Pueblo I AD 700 to 900
37. MUSNAZ_220715_170.JPG: Architecture and Settlement Patterns
38. MUSNAZ_220715_176.JPG: Pueblo III AD 1150 to 1300
39. MUSNAZ_220715_179.JPG: Architecture and Settlement Patterns
40. MUSNAZ_220715_181.JPG: Three Pueblo II Sites
41. MUSNAZ_220715_184.JPG: Pueblo IV AD 1300 to 1600
42. MUSNAZ_220715_187.JPG: Pueblo Abandonment
43. MUSNAZ_220715_189.JPG: Kiva Murals
44. MUSNAZ_220715_192.JPG: Social Organization
45. MUSNAZ_220715_195.JPG: 1540: The Spanish Arrival
46. MUSNAZ_220715_200.JPG: Native Peoples of the Colorado Plateau
47. MUSNAZ_220715_205.JPG: Zuni
48. MUSNAZ_220715_211.JPG: Havasupai
49. MUSNAZ_220715_216.JPG: Hualapai
50. MUSNAZ_220715_219.JPG: Conflict and Resilience
51. MUSNAZ_220715_222.JPG: Yavapai-Apache
52. MUSNAZ_220715_229.JPG: Dine (Navajo)
53. MUSNAZ_220715_233.JPG: "For some of us, the Longest Walk never ended."
54. MUSNAZ_220715_237.JPG: Save the Confluence
55. MUSNAZ_220715_239.JPG: Hweeldi (The "Long Walk")
56. MUSNAZ_220715_243.JPG: Invasion of our Homeland
57. MUSNAZ_220715_246.JPG: Returning Home
58. MUSNAZ_220715_252.JPG: Hopi
59. MUSNAZ_220715_255.JPG: Ute
60. MUSNAZ_220715_257.JPG: Invasion of Our Homeland
61. MUSNAZ_220715_259.JPG: Paiute
62. MUSNAZ_220715_261.JPG: Acoma
63. MUSNAZ_220715_268.JPG: Maize
64. MUSNAZ_220715_278.JPG: Kiva
65. MUSNAZ_220715_285.JPG: Warrior's Song Rick Nez, Dine, no date
66. MUSNAZ_220715_290.JPG: Poetry on the Plateau
67. MUSNAZ_220715_292.JPG: Daro Flood Turning the Flock, 1977
68. MUSNAZ_220715_307.JPG: The Discovery of Tim's Cave
69. MUSNAZ_220715_313.JPG: Inside Tim's Cave
70. MUSNAZ_220715_317.JPG: Preservation
71. MUSNAZ_220715_351.JPG: The Cretaceous World
72. MUSNAZ_220715_353.JPG: Life in the Sea
73. MUSNAZ_220715_364.JPG: The End of the Dinosaurs
74. MUSNAZ_220715_381.JPG: The Triassic World
75. MUSNAZ_220715_384.JPG: Turned To Stone
76. MUSNAZ_220715_393.JPG: The Jurassic World
77. MUSNAZ_220715_395.JPG: Fossilized Social Insect Nest This is a natural sandstone cast of the tunnels that made up the underground nest of a colony of social insects, possibly termites or ants.
78. MUSNAZ_220715_404.JPG: Theories about the Cutting of the Grand Canyon
79. MUSNAZ_220715_410.JPG: The North Rim is Higher!
80. MUSNAZ_220715_412.JPG: San Francisco Mountain
81. MUSNAZ_220715_417.JPG: Drainage area of the Grand Canyon
82. MUSNAZ_220715_419.JPG: How Did Monument Valley Form?
83. MUSNAZ_220715_424.JPG: Not a True Valley!
84. MUSNAZ_220715_430.JPG: The Colorado Plateau
85. MUSNAZ_220715_433.JPG: The Vastness of Geologic Time
86. MUSNAZ_220715_435.JPG: Geologic Time Scale
87. MUSNAZ_220715_438.JPG: Our Restless Planet Earth
88. MUSNAZ_220715_443.JPG: The Changing Face of Earth
89. MUSNAZ_220715_450.JPG: Precambrian World
90. MUSNAZ_220715_457.JPG: Stromatolites
91. MUSNAZ_220715_463.JPG: The Paleozoic World
92. MUSNAZ_220715_475.JPG: The Cenosoic World
93. MUSNAZ_220715_476.JPG: The Early Tertiary
94. MUSNAZ_220715_478.JPG: The Late Tertiary
95. MUSNAZ_220715_483.JPG: Where Did These Animals Go?
96. MUSNAZ_220715_486.JPG: The Arrival of Humans on the Colorado Plateau
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Wikipedia Description: Museum of Northern Arizona
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The Museum of Northern Arizona is a museum in Flagstaff, Arizona, United States, that was established as a repository for Indigenous material and natural history specimens from the Colorado Plateau.
The museum was founded in 1928 by zoologist Dr. Harold S. Colton and artist Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is dedicated to preserving the history and cultures of northern Arizona and the Colorado Plateau.

History

"Someone ought to tell the world about it," wrote Harold Sellers Colton and Frank E. Baxter in a 1932 guide for the northern Arizona traveler. They eloquently described the wonders of the vast region—colors to delight the artist, Native American peoples to engage the anthropologist, traces of human occupation to occupy the archaeologist, an open textbook for the geologist, plants and wildlife to intrigue the biologist and botanist—in short, an area abundant with treasures to delight both scientist and visitor. The authors were reiterating what had already been stated—northern Arizona and the Colorado Plateau were definitely worth exploring.
Northern Arizona sits on part of the Colorado Plateau which extends over parts of four western states: Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico. The section in northern Arizona features the towering volcano known as the San Francisco Peaks, the ever-changing palette of the Painted Desert, the unequaled Grand Canyon, beautiful Lake Powell, curious Petrified Forest, lush Oak Creek Canyon, bountiful Verde Valley, and the verdant White Mountains, just to name a few high-lights. Living amongst these physical marvels are the native peoples who, in the course of maintaining their cultural traditions, acknowledge and celebrate the natural wonders surrounding them. Elevations extend three miles vertically—from the 12,637 foot-high Humphrey's Peak of the San Francisco Peaks to the one-mile-deep Grand Canyon. In between are near ...More...
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