Attachment_14_PECO_VC_Database_Reports_April_2021.pdf

Artifact Report

Exhibit 2 — Early History

PECO 29836QUARTZ CRYSTAL BAJADA POINTAO-2-210

8000-5300 BCE (date range needs more research)

*This artifact should be added to the earliest display of the timeline. Shows proof of hunter/gatherer activity within the park.

5.5 2H. W. D.

SMALL CORN ARTIFACTAO-2-305

Original artifact of corn cob, to be encased in small vitrine and associated with the mano/metate (CE-2-303) and tactile corn piece (CE-2-304)

H. W. D.

PECO 2587PITHOUSE JARSAO-2-310

18.5 13 13H. W. D.

PECO 2588PITHOUSE JARSAO-2-311

8.5 13 13H. W. D.

PECO 3547TOOL-MARKED GRAY JARAO-2-451

10 13 13H. W. D.

PECO 2841FAINT INDENTED CORRUGATEDAO-2-452

18 20 19H. W. D.

Pecos NHP 2/19/2021

Attachment 14 - PECO VC Reference Package, April 2021

Artifact Report, Page 2

PECO 3567ST. JOHNS POLYCHROMEAO-2-453

1. 15.5 x 10 cm

2. 10 (h) 20 (w) 17.5 (w) cm

Total size fit together measures 10"L x 7"W x 3"H

3 7 10H. W. D.

PECO 3391JEDDITO BLACK-ON-YELLOWAO-2-454

11 27 19H. W. D.

PECO 11013GLAZE I RED OLLAAO-2-455

25 37.8H. W. D.

COOKING VESSEL, 1300SAO-2-456

30.7 33.3H. W. D.

PECO 11012GLAZE I YELLOW BOWLAO-2-457

12.2 29.3H. W. D.

PECO 3328BISCUIT A BOWLAO-2-458

H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 3

PECO 11034BOWL, TEWA SERIES (EARLY HISTORICAL)AO-2-459

7.4 21.9H. W. D.

PECO 11026VESSEL, GLAZE IIAO-2-460

21.5 31.8H. W. D.

PECO 11014BISCUIT B BOWLAO-2-461

19.2 44.5H. W. D.

PECO 11022OLLA—GLAZE II/IIIAO-2-462

25.2 38.2H. W. D.

PECO 11024BOWL—GLAZE IIIAO-2-463

11 25.3H. W. D.

PECO 11021DUCK POTSAO-2-464

Pot #1 in the photo 9 13.9 13.9H. W. D.

PECO 28324DUCK POTSAO-2-465

Pot #2 in the photo 10 10 14H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 4

PECO 3300BOWL—GLAZE VAO-2-466

7 15.5H. W. D.

PECO 11029VESSELS—GLAZE IVAO-2-467

10 23.3H. W. D.

PECO 11030VESSELS—GLAZE IVAO-2-468

10 27.3H. W. D.

PECO 11033BOWL—GLAZE VAO-2-469

"El Capitan" or "Feathered Serpent"

11.5 31.2H. W. D.

PECO 3337GOBERNADOR POLYCHROME JARAO-2-470

17 27 21H. W. D.

PECO 3358POJAQUE POLYCHROMEAO-2-471

25 27 30H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 5

PECO 11032FOOD STORAGE VESSEL (LATE PERIOD)AO-2-472

28 31H. W. D.

PECO 3554POWHOGUE POLYCHROME JARAO-2-473

27 29 30H. W. D.

Exhibit 3 — Establishment of Pueblo

PECO 11077CERAMIC SHERD PENDANTAO-3-110

Ceramic sherds perforated and smoothed to make pendants 3 2.5H. W. D.

PECO 11078CERAMIC SHERD PENDANTAO-3-111

Ceramic sherds perforated and smoothed to make pendants 8 3H. W. D.

PECO 11079CERAMIC SHERD PENDANTAO-3-112

Ceramic sherds perforated and smoothed to make pendants 6 5.7H. W. D.

PECO 11076CERAMIC SHERD PENDANTAO-3-113

Ceramic sherds perforated and smoothed to make pendants 5 3H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 6

PECO 11055PIPE HEADSAO-3-310

19.3H. W. D.

PECO 11056PIPE HEADSAO-3-311

8.2H. W. D.

PECO 11057PIPE HEADSAO-3-312

7H. W. D.

PECO 11058PIPE HEADSAO-3-313

8.8H. W. D.

PECO 11059PIPE HEADSAO-3-314

6.7H. W. D.

PECO 11037BONE FLUTESAO-3-316

Flute currently on display.

18.5H. W. D.

PECO 11086BONE FLUTESAO-3-317

Flute currently on display.

26H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 7

PECO 11061AXEAO-3-319

Currently on exhibit.

4.5 13.3H. W. D.

PECO 11062AXEAO-3-320

Currently on exhibit.

10 22H. W. D.

PECO 11068OBSIDIAN PROJECTILE POINTAO-3-322

row 4.3

Currently on exhibit.

2.9 4.1H. W. D.

PECO 11073DRILLAO-3-323

row 4.2

Currently on exhibit.

5.3 2.H. W. D.

PECO 11064ARROW SHAFT STRAIGHTENERAO-3-325

Currently on exhibit.

10 8H. W. D.

PECO 46SHAFT STRAIGHTENERAO-3-326

Currently on exhibit.

7 8H. W. D.

PECO 11065SHAFT STRAIGHTENERAO-3-327

Currently on exhibit.

8 6H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 8

PECO 11035BEAR TOOTH AND TURKEY BONE NECKLACEAO-3-345.1

20 bird bones beads with 3 animal teeth (PECO 11035) 44H. W. D.

EAGLE TALONSAO-3-345.4

11049 (4.9 cm), 11050 (5.2 cm), 11051 (5.2 cm), 11054 (3.5 cm), 11053 (6.6 cm), 11052 (8.1 cm)

H. W. D.

PECO 4058TURQUOISE PENDANTSAO-3-346.1

2.2 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 16634TURQUOISE PENDANTSAO-3-346.2

2 1H. W. D.

PECO 3771TURQUOISE PENDANTSAO-3-346.3

1 .7H. W. D.

PECO 9464TURQUOISE PENDANTSAO-3-346.4

1.5 1.2H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 9

PECO 3113ABALONE SHELL PENDANTSAO-3-347.1

2.6 1.7H. W. D.

PECO 3175ABALONE SHELL PENDANTSAO-3-347.2

1.6 .8H. W. D.

PECO 11019SMALL CEREMONIAL VESSELAO-3-350

8.3 8.6 8.6H. W. D.

PECO 11016SMALL CEREMONIAL VESSELAO-3-351

6.9 8.6 8.6H. W. D.

PECO 11018SMALL CEREMONIAL VESSELAO-3-352

9 10.5 10.5H. W. D.

PECO 11017SMALL CEREMONIAL VESSELAO-3-353

6.9 6.5 6.5H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 10

PECO 11048EFFIGY: HUMAN HEAD/FACEAO-3-360

4.3 6.6H. W. D.

PECO 11038EFFIGY: DOG, SNOUT BROKENAO-3-361

2.5 3.7H. W. D.

PECO 11039EFFIGY: HUMAN HEAD WITH 3 ROWS OF INCISED DOTSAO-3-362

3.1 3.3H. W. D.

PECO 11047EFFIGY: WINGED BIRDAO-3-363

5.2 5.5H. W. D.

PECO 11040EFFIGY: SMALL WINGED BIRDAO-3-364

2.0 2.2H. W. D.

PECO 11041EFFIGY: SMALL WINGED BIRDAO-3-365

3.8 2.8H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 11

PECO 11042EFFIGY: HUMAN FEMALE TORSO FRAGMENTAO-3-366

4.8 3H. W. D.

PECO 11045EFFIGY: BODY WITH TRIANGULAR SHAPED FACEAO-3-367

7.6 5.6H. W. D.

PECO 11043EFFIGY: HUMAN HEAD/FACEAO-3-368

3.2 3.5H. W. D.

PECO 11044EFFIGY: BEAR, MISSING TAILAO-3-369

3 5.4H. W. D.

PECO 11046EFFIGY: UNRECOGNIZABLE ANIMAL, MISSING

APPENDAGES

AO-3-370

5 8H. W. D.

PECO 32421EFFIGY: REPLICA OF EFFIGYAO-3-371

Was found smashed but carefully repaired

11.25 6 3H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 12

PECO 13536STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-1

row 1.1 5 3.1H. W. D.

PECO 29656STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-2

row 1.2

4.1 1.9H. W. D.

PECO 29742STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-3

row 1.3 3 1.7H. W. D.

PECO 28259STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-4

row 1.4 3 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 29089STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-5

row 1.5

1.8 1.4H. W. D.

PECO 28042STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-6

row 1.6

1.9 1.4H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 13

PECO 29092STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-7

row 1.7

2.1 1.4H. W. D.

PECO 28132STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-8

row 2.1

2.7 1.5H. W. D.

PECO 29226STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-9

row 2.2

2.4 1.2H. W. D.

PECO 4740HAIR PINAO-3-340-1

12.5 1.7H. W. D.

PECO 4178BONE TOOLSAO-3-340-2

11 2H. W. D.

PECO 7519BONE OBJECTAO-3-340-3

7.8 2H. W. D.

PECO 8603BONE OBJECTAO-3-340-4

13 7H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 14

PECO 8418BONE FLESHERAO-3-340-5

16 5H. W. D.

PECO 268BONE OBJECTAO-3-340-7

6.7 1.8H. W. D.

PECO 11072BONE TOOLSAO-3-340-8

From left to right: 4 inches, 4.25 inches, 5 inches, 9.5 inches 9.5H. W. D.

PECO 29243STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-10

row 2.3

2.2 1.2H. W. D.

PECO 29222STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-11

row 2.4

2.1 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 29115STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-12

row 2.5 2 1.2H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 15

PECO 30877STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-13

row 2.6

2.9 1.4H. W. D.

PECO 29249STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-14

row 2.7

2.3 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 28099STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-15

row 2.8

2.1 1.2H. W. D.

PECO 14786STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-16

row 3.1

4.8 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 10599STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-17

row 3.2

5.3 1.7H. W. D.

PECO 14784STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-18

row 3.3

4.2 1.8H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 16

PECO 13895STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-19

row 3.4

6.6 1.5H. W. D.

PECO 14346STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-20

row 3.5

5.4 1.9H. W. D.

PECO 14399STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-21

row 3.6 3 1H. W. D.

PECO 29082STONE TOOLSAO-3-330-22

row 4.1

3.7 10 1H. W. D.

Exhibit 4 — First Spanish and Revolt

PECO 11993STONE ARTIFACT, STEPPED CLOUDAO-4-353

10.5 6.3 1.3H. W. D.

PECO 28282STONE ARTIFACT, STEPPED CLOUDAO-4-354

4.5 3.7 0.6H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 17

PECO 28277PENDANT, SMALLAO-4-355

(LEFT IN IMAGE)

2.1 2.4 0.1H. W. D.

PECO 28274PENDANT, LARGEAO-4-356

(RIGHT IN IMAGE)

4.1 2.1 0.1H. W. D.

PECO 32335PENDANT, PATRIARCHAL CROSSAO-4-357

1.6 3.5 0.2H. W. D.

PECO 32079PENDANT, CAVALRY CROSSAO-4-358

4.3 2.5 0.1H. W. D.

PECO 282PENDANT, CROSSAO-4-359

4.4 3.4 0.1H. W. D.

PECO 1393OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL PAINTINGAO-4-360

27.94 17.78 1.27H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 18

PECO 262PATRIARCHAL CROSS AND CAVALRY CROSSAO-4-361

5.2 2H. W. D.

PECO 282CROSSAO-4-362

4.2 3.4H. W. D.

PECO 272MEDALLIONAO-4-362

2.4 1.5H. W. D.

PECO 32582SPANISH SPURAO-4-501

heel (3 7/8 inches wide, spur is 9 ¾ inches long, and the spur rowel is 3 inches in diameter.

25 10 13H. W. D.

PECO 32583SPANISH LANCE POINTAO-4-502

21.5 5.5H. W. D.

SPANISH COSCOJOS (HORSE BRIDLE PIECES)AO-4-503

Not catalogued yet. Each coscojo about 2-3 cm, long chain about 11 cm.

Acted as tinkling bells under the chin of the horse.

Measurements needed. See photo for ref.

Make sure that the coscojos have an image of a full Spanish bridle for interpretation. We have an image that can be used.

Artifact Report, Page 19

PECO 11086SPANISH ITEMS—BLADES AND AWLSAO-4-504.1

11.4 3.1H. W. D.

PECO 11089SPANISH ITEMS—BLADES AND AWLSAO-4-504.2

16.6 1.8H. W. D.

PECO 11094SPANISH ITEMS—NAILS AND SPIKESAO-4-506.1

6.7 1.8H. W. D.

PECO 11095SPANISH ITEMS—NAILS AND SPIKESAO-4-506.2

6.3 2.2H. W. D.

PECO 11093SPANISH ITEMS—METAL SPOONAO-4-507

14.8 4.7H. W. D.

PECO 11099SPANISH ITEMS—PROJECTILE POINTSAO-4-508.11

5.6 1.85H. W. D.

PECO 11098SPANISH ITEMS—PROJECTILE POINTSAO-4-508.12

4.35 1.83H. W. D.

PECO 11097SPANISH ITEMS—PROJECTILE POINTSAO-4-508.13

2.6 1.15H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 20

PECO 11905SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-751

18 11 2H. W. D.

PECO 16386SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-752

6 5 2H. W. D.

PECO 16597SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-753

9.5 6 2H. W. D.

PECO 16598SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-754

27.5 10 3H. W. D.

PECO 16599SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-755

NOTE: 6cm is not the thickness of the fragment; being a curved piece, it is the amount of space it takes up from lowest to highest point.

23.5 18.5 6H. W. D.

PECO 16699SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-756

10.5 5 2H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 21

PECO 32078SHATTERED MISSION BELLAO-4-757

10 6.5 4.5H. W. D.

PECO 279ROSARYAO-4-352-1

Rosary with glass beads and wooden cross. Medal depicts a crucified Christ on one side and Mary on the other side.

3.7 32H. W. D.

PECO 11101RELIGIOUS MEDALAO-4-352-2

5.35 3.4H. W. D.

PECO 11102RELIGIOUS MEDALAO-4-352-3

4.25 3.1H. W. D.

PECO 11103RELIGIOUS MEDALAO-4-352-4

3.7 3H. W. D.

PECO 11104COPPER CROSSAO-4-352-5

4.8 2.9H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 22

PECO 11105COPPER CROSSAO-4-352-6

3.65 1.4H. W. D.

PECO 11106COPPER CROSSAO-4-352-7

3.95 2.25H. W. D.

PECO 11107WOODEN CROSSAO-4-352-8

7.2 2.4H. W. D.

Exhibit 5 — Spanish and Pueblo Decline

PECO 3552SPANISH SOUP BOWLAO-5-401

7.5 19.3 13H. W. D.

PECO 11100CLAY CANDLESTICK HOLDERAO-5-402

(18 cm x 7 cm at widest part) 18 7H. W. D.

PECO 11653OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-1

row 1.1

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

8 6.5H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 23

PECO 11644OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-2

row 1.2

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

4 7.5H. W. D.

PECO 11645OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-3

row 2.1

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

4 6.5 3H. W. D.

PECO 11645OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-4

row 2.2

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

3.5 5.5 2.5H. W. D.

PECO 11566OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-5

row 3.1

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

8 6H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 24

PECO 11647OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-6

row 3.2

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

7.5 5.5H. W. D.

PECO 204OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-7

row 4.1

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

6.5 5H. W. D.

PECO 194OLIVE JAR FRAGMENTSAO-5-403-8

row 4.2

One of the sherds is turned outward to show the exterior. Will need an image of a complete vessel.

Brought by the Spanish

5 5.5H. W. D.

PECO 11613MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-1

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

5.3 4H. W. D.

PECO 11662MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-2

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

4 3H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 25

PECO 2604MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-3

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

4 6H. W. D.

PECO 11398MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-4

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

4 3.2H. W. D.

PECO 11391MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-5

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

4 3.9H. W. D.

PECO 16365MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-6

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

3.3 3.3H. W. D.

PECO 11391MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-7

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

5.4 4H. W. D.

PECO 16363MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-8

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

5.7 3.3H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 26

PECO 11604MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-9

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

5.2 5H. W. D.

PECO 11654MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-10

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

3.2 2.3H. W. D.

PECO 11548MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-11

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

6.2 2.5H. W. D.

PECO 11391MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-12

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

2.2 3H. W. D.

PECO 11534MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-13

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

3.1 2.4H. W. D.

PECO 11554MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-14

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

3.4 2.8H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 27

PECO 11611MAJOLICA CERAMICSAO-5-404-15

Will need an image of a complete vessel.

3 2.2H. W. D.

PECO 11031HOPI TRADEWAREAO-6-120

9 22.5H. W. D.

PECO 32415OBSIDIANAO-6-121

Left piece. Measurements are estimated.

6 3H. W. D.

PECO 32415OBSIDIANAO-6-122

Right piece. Measurements are estimated.

4 2H. W. D.

PLAINS TRIBES STONE TOOLSAO-6-123

See photo for sizing.

1. micaceous ceramics, Apache

2. metal projectile points (arrow points)

3. a collection of "snub-nosed" scrapers. Typically associated with the plains tribes

H. W. D.

PECO 3075BLACK-ON-WHITE BOWLAO-6-124

NOTE: LOW PRIORITY

11 24 21.5H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 28

PECO 32830MICACEOUS APACHE RIM SHERDAO-6-129

5 10H. W. D.

Exhibit 6A — Trade Interactive

PECO 14791BISON HORNAO-6A-108

17 8H. W. D.

PECO 1584MACAW FEATHERSAO-6A-109

top: 9 cm bottom:17 cm

17H. W. D.

PECO 11083STRUNG BEAD NECKLACEAO-6A-110

30 15H. W. D.

PECO 11084OLIVELLA SHELL BRACELETAO-6A-111

Shell bracelet of Olivella shell from the west coast 6 6H. W. D.

PECO 3228ABALONE SHELL PENDANTAO-6A-112

2 5.1H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 29

PECO 11080SHELL BEAD/PENDANTAO-6A-113

4 4H. W. D.

PECO 11081SHELL BEAD/PENDANTAO-6A-114

4.5 4.5H. W. D.

PECO 3116OLIVELLA SHELLAO-6A-115

3.8 2.7H. W. D.

OBSIDIAN DISPLAY - TBDAO-6A-116

Obsidian display: Not catalogued, can be made any size desired.

H. W. D.

PECO 31842MICACEOUS APACHE CERAMICSAO-6A-161

1. 10 x 6 cm

2. 7 x 3 cm

3. 2.5 x 2 cm

4. 3.5 x 2 cm

6 10H. W. D.

PECO 14322ALIBATES SNUB-NOSED SCRAPERSAO-6A-311

6 3H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 30

PECO 13238ALIBATES SNUB-NOSED SCRAPERSAO-6A-312

4 2H. W. D.

PECO 12472ALIBATES SNUB-NOSED SCRAPERSAO-6A-313

2 3H. W. D.

PECO 13441ALIBATES SNUB-NOSED SCRAPERSAO-6A-314

5 4H. W. D.

Exhibit 6B — Pottery Interactive

JEMEZ SEED POTAO-6B-501

2.25 4.75H. W. D.

CHACO STYLE ACOMA VASEAO-6B-502

6.5 5H. W. D.

SANTO DOMINGO BOWL WITH TURTLEAO-6B-503

2.5 6H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 31

Exhibit 7 — Santa Fe Trail & Civil War

PECO 1379UN PESO COINSAO-7-110

1. un peso coins

H. W. D.

PECO 1422MEXICAN COINSAO-7-111

2. Mexican coins

H. W. D.

PECO 1385TURQUOISE TRADE BEADSAO-7-112

3. two strands of turquoise colored trade beads

H. W. D.

PECO 1386CRANBERRY COLORED GLASS DISK BEADSAO-7-113

4. cranberry colored glass disk beads

H. W. D.

PECO 1387PORCELAIN DISK BEADSAO-7-114

5. two strands of porcelain disk beads

H. W. D.

PECO 34424CANNON BALLAO-7-350

4.5 4.5H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 32

PECO 32509CIVIL WAR SWORD AND SCABBARDAO-7-354

To be placed in individual vitrine with other objects and create a historical connection the Civil War.

Saber: 105.4 cm Scabbard 95.9 cm

105.4H. W. D.

PECO 32511BRINEY'S DISCHARGE PAPERSAO-7-355

11 8.5H. W. D.

CORPORAL JOHN E. BRINEY PORTRAITAO-7-356

11 8.5H. W. D.

Uncatalogued.58 CALIBER MINIÉ BALLS (FIRED AND UNFIRED) AND

CASE SHOT

AO-7-360

.58 caliber Minié Balls (fired and unfired) and case shot

To be numbered AO-7-360 - AO-7-370

H. W. D.

PECO 1287HAIR CURLERAO-7-251-1

31.02H. W. D.

PECO 1380COFFEE GRINDERAO-7-251-2

Coffee mill. Pre-dates 1886, a 1886 coin was used to repair it.

13 14.5 13H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 33

PECO 1381TINAO-7-251-3

Shepp's Cocoanut tin, complete with recipes for "impromptu dessert", "cocoanut bread pudding", and "pie". Dated to 1876.

12 9 13H. W. D.

CHERUB MEDALLIONAO-7-251-4

G1T22 - Cherub Medallion found along the Santa Fe Trail in 2018.

4 4H. W. D.

FIRE STEELAO-7-251-5

Park only has a partial fire steel, it will need a photo so visitors will understand what they are looking at.

G18T05 - Strike-a-light or fire steel found along the Santa Fe Trail in 2019. Popular trade item with Natives.

8H. W. D.

PECO 34427BAYONETTEAO-7-351-1

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

10. Confederate "Texas Star" uniform button

28H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 34

PECO 34426TRUMPET INSIGNIAAO-7-351-3

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

10. Confederate "Texas Star" uniform button

4.5 8.9H. W. D.

PECO 34432"US" CARTRIDGE BOX PLATEAO-7-351-4

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

10. Confederate "Texas Star" uniform button

5.6 8.8H. W. D.

PECO 34430PIPE BOWLSAO-7-351-5

5 x 3.3 cm

3.4 x 2.4 cm 5 x 3 cm

H. W. D.

PECO 34429PIPE BOWL CARVED INTO A FACEAO-7-351-6

4.3 4H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 35

PECO 34610GENERAL SERVICE FEDERAL UNIFORM BUTTONAO-7-351-7

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

1.5 1.5H. W. D.

PECO 34417MINIE BALL WITH WORMING SCREWAO-7-351-8

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

1.5 4H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 36

PECO 34582SMALL FEDERAL UNIFORM BUTTONAO-7-351-9

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

2 2H. W. D.

PECO 1278EPAULETAO-7-353-1

1. Epaulet, copper, one complete, three fragments, (only use complete one in exhibit) 22H. W. D.

PECO 1280MINIE BALLSAO-7-353-2

3. .58 caliber Minie balls, 2 flattened from impact

H. 1.3, Diam. 2 cm and (2) 1.5 x 2.6 and 1.3 x 2.2 cm

2.6 1.5H. W. D.

PECO 1281LEAD PISTOL BALLSAO-7-353-3

Measurements needed, all under 3 cm.

4. 3 lead pistol balls, 1 iron ball for larger weapon

Artifact Report, Page 37

UNIFORM BUTTON - TBDAO-7-351-10

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

2 2H. W. D.

UNIFORM BUTTON - TBDAO-7-351-11

See photograph for scale. 1 sq = 1 cm

These artifacts tell the more human story of the Civil War.

1. Bayonette

2. Artillery

3. Trumpet insignia

4. "US" Cartridge box plate

5. pipe bowls

6. pipe bowl carved into a face

7. general service federal uniform button

8. Minie ball with the worming tool still attached. These were used to extract a bullet stuck in the rifle barrel

9. small federal uniform button

2 2H. W. D.

Exhibit 8 — Archaeology and Ranching

?REPLACEMENT NEEDED (GREER'S GOLF SHOES)AO-8-200

Measurements are estimated, and assume both laid out as pictured.

25 25 10H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 38

PECO 32567THUNDERBIRD SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERSAO-8-201

laid out as pictured.

10 8 5H. W. D.

PECO 33305THUNDERBIRD SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERSAO-8-202

Measurements are estimated 25 25 2H. W. D.

GROUNDBREAKING SPADEAO-8-210

Golden shovel that was used in the groundbreaking for the E.E. Fogelson Visitor Center in 1983.

H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 1AO-8-310

2 3.5H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 1AO-8-311

2.7 3.5H. W. D.

PECO 2779LAYER 1AO-8-312

5.4 5.7H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 39

PECO 29168LAYER 1AO-8-313

2.9 2.2H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 2AO-8-320

5 7.5H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 2AO-8-321

4.5 5.6H. W. D.

PECO 28188LAYER 2AO-8-322

1.9 5.1H. W. D.

PECO 13937LAYER 2AO-8-323

1.3 2H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 3AO-8-330

3.8 5.6H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 40

PECO 13325LAYER 3AO-8-331

2.7 1.2H. W. D.

PECO 16379LAYER 3AO-8-332

3.1 2.4H. W. D.

PECO 168LAYER 3AO-8-333

8.8 3H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 4AO-8-340

5.2 6.3H. W. D.

PECO 82LAYER 4AO-8-341

3 3.5H. W. D.

PECO 29307LAYER 4AO-8-342

1.7 3.2H. W. D.

Artifact Report, Page 41

PECO 16286LAYER 4AO-8-343

6.3 6H. W. D.

PECO 11087LAYER 4AO-8-344

16.6H. W. D.

PECO 30969LAYER 5 - COKE BOTTLEAO-8-350

20 6H. W. D.

PECO 30967LAYER 5 - NM LICENSE PLATEAO-8-351

16 15H. W. D.

PECO 71111LAYER 5 - POLISHED BLACK SHERDAO-8-352

7.7 6H. W. D.

Exhibit 9 — Today's Living Park

TBDRETABLOAO-9-501

Art piece recently donated to park. To be displayed to reflect ongoing blending, influence, and expression of Norteno culture.

29 35H. W. D.

236Total artifacts this report:

Electronic Equipment Schedule A listing of project electronic components

Exhibit 1 — Introduction

EE-1-900

EP-1-900

Projector, LCDComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Christie

Captiva DHD410S, or equivalent

Issue Date: 1/19/2021

Production Documents II

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 2

Exhibit 2 — Early History

EE-2-901

EP-2-900

Digital Media Player w/o ControllerComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Brightsign

LS424

The small form, commercial-grade BrighSign LS424 is fully featured to run circles around the competition. Network connected and featuring H.265 and 1080p60 video playback, entry-level HML5 support and USB (type C) interactivity, this model is perfect for simple streaming applications and large deployments of common content.

EE-2-902

EP-2-900

Speaker, HandsetComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Gorilla

Audio Handset

The Gorilla Audio Handset from Stop and Listen is precision engineered to complete virtually any audio or video playback system. In front of a video monitor, at a computer kiosk, or at an audio listening station, it's the perfect choice. It works well with anything with a soundtrack or an audio output.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 3

EE-2-903

EP-2-900

Pushbutton(s)Components of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Nav-Pad

8 Key USB Encoded

For accessible access to audio content.

Exhibit 3 — Establishment of Pueblo

EE-3-901

EP-3-900

Digital Media Player w/o ControllerComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Brightsign

LS424

The small form, commercial-grade BrighSign LS424 is fully featured to run circles around the competition. Network connected and featuring H.265 and 1080p60 video playback, entry-level HML5 support and USB (type C) interactivity, this model is perfect for simple streaming applications and large deployments of common content.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 4

EE-3-902

EP-3-900

Speaker, HandsetComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Gorilla

Audio Handset

The Gorilla Audio Handset from Stop and Listen is precision engineered to complete virtually any audio or video playback system. In front of a video monitor, at a computer kiosk, or at an audio listening station, it's the perfect choice. It works well with anything with a soundtrack or an audio output.

EE-3-903

EP-3-900

Pushbutton(s)Components of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Nav-Pad

8 Key USB Encoded

For accessible access to audio content.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 5

Exhibit 5 — Spanish and Pueblo Decline

EE-5-901

EP-5-900

Digital Media Player w/o ControllerComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Brightsign

LS424

The small form, commercial-grade BrighSign LS424 is fully featured to run circles around the competition. Network connected and featuring H.265 and 1080p60 video playback, entry-level HML5 support and USB (type C) interactivity, this model is perfect for simple streaming applications and large deployments of common content.

EE-5-902

EP-5-900

Speaker, HandsetComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Gorilla

Audio Handset

The Gorilla Audio Handset from Stop and Listen is precision engineered to complete virtually any audio or video playback system. In front of a video monitor, at a computer kiosk, or at an audio listening station, it's the perfect choice. It works well with anything with a soundtrack or an audio output.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 6

EE-5-903

EP-5-900

Pushbutton(s)Components of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Nav-Pad

8 Key USB Encoded

For accessible access to audio content.

Exhibit 9 — Today's Living Park

EE-9-901

EP-9-900

Digital Media Player w/o ControllerComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Brightsign

LS424

The small form, commercial-grade BrighSign LS424 is fully featured to run circles around the competition. Network connected and featuring H.265 and 1080p60 video playback, entry-level HML5 support and USB (type C) interactivity, this model is perfect for simple streaming applications and large deployments of common content.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 7

EE-9-902

EP-9-900

Speaker, HandsetComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Gorilla

Audio Handset

The Gorilla Audio Handset from Stop and Listen is precision engineered to complete virtually any audio or video playback system. In front of a video monitor, at a computer kiosk, or at an audio listening station, it's the perfect choice. It works well with anything with a soundtrack or an audio output.

EE-9-903

EP-9-900

Pushbutton(s)Components of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Nav-Pad

8 Key USB Encoded

For accessible access to audio content.

Electronic Equipment Schedule, Page 8

EE-9-990

EP-3-990

Monitor, LCD Flat PanelComponents of Equipment Package

Quantity

Notes

Graphic Layout

Assoc Program

Model

Make Nixplay

Seed

Simple digital signage / digital picture frame to cycle through the ongoing lineage of Pecos Pueblo governors.

Nixplay Seed 10 Inch WiFi Digital Picture Frame WiFi / app updatability provides greatest ease of use for park to update images.

14Total electronic equipment this report:

Electronic Programs Schedule A listing of project electronic programs

Exhibit 1 — Introduction

EP-1-900 Introductory Video Screens A projection presentation creates a “wow” pull into the space and showcases footage of the natural landscapes and beauty of the area that surrounds Pecos Pueblo which fades into a brief introduction.

High-level interpretation draws visitors in with the rich and lasting connections between the people and the land here. Just behind the introductory structure (and visible through the translucent acrylic screen with a matte film) is the existing architectural scale pueblo model in conjunction with a new model of the entire Pecos Pueblo grounds to better showcase the entire area.

Visitors will also see the scenic Pueblo in the back of the first room. The excitement of stepping into this recreation helps pique interest and draw visitors in.

Exhibit 2 — Early History

EP-2-900 Audio Program: P`ækish Migration Story Proposed text / inspiration:

It is told in our oral traditions that the P`ækish were a part of the Hemish or Jemez People during the time of the great migration.

They traveled with the main group of the Hemish among the northern and northwestern mountain ranges, broad valleys, and mesa country in what is now the southwestern part of the United States. Slowly they made their way down into the Four Corners region, where the states of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado all come together.

–Chris Toya, Jemez Pueblo

From Toya, Chris. "P`ækilâ", Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Vol. 33 No. 3, Summer 20195/15/20205/15/2020. pp. 7–9

Exhibit 3 — Establishment of Pueblo

EP-3-900 Audio Program: P`ækish Pueblo Story Proposed text / inspiration:

The P`ækish clan branched off the main Hemish group and took a more eastern route, eventually stopping in Tóok'ô P'ææwâamu, Corn Cob River valley (Pecos River valley), where they built villages (told to me by Paul Tosa). It was not until the mid-1400s when all the P`ækish villages consolidated into one big village on a narrow ridge above Wæhæ P'ææwâamu, Squash River valley (Glorieta Creek). The P`ækish lived in this village as a great and powerful nation before the Spaniards came.

–Chris Toya, Jemez Pueblo

From Toya, Chris. "P`ækilâ", Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Vol. 33 No. 3, Summer 20195/15/20205/15/2020. pp. 7–9

Issue Date: 2/19/2021

Electronic Programs Schedule, Page 2

Exhibit 5 — Spanish and Pueblo Decline

EP-5-900 Audio Program: P`ækish Leaving Story Proposed text / inspiration:

On August 2, 1838, the last remnants of a once great and powerful nation arrived at Jemez Pueblo to humbly request acceptance among their kin. They were greeted in the plaza by the Cacique (Chief), the War Chief, the Governor, and the Jemez People. The P`ækish, or Pecos People, numbered 21 individuals.

–Chris Toya, Jemez Pueblo

From Toya, Chris. "P`ækilâ", Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Vol. 33 No. 3, Summer 20195/15/20205/15/2020. pp. 7–9

Exhibit 9 — Today's Living Park

EP-9-900 Audio Program: Importance of Pecos Today Proposed text / inspiration:

Pecos Pueblo has never been forgotten. As the early rays of the morning sun reach the house tops at Jemez Pueblo, the people greet the sun with corn meal in hand, calling upon the spirits of our Pecos Ancestors that reside at Pecos Pueblo. When songs are sung at the Pecos Feast Day dances in Jemez Pueblo on August 2 each year, the spirits of our Pecos Ancestors who reside at Pecos Pueblo are called upon to bring blessings to our people and all peoples who live on Mother Earth.

–Chris Toya, Jemez Pueblo

From Toya, Chris. "P`ækilâ", Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Vol. 33 No. 3, Summer 20195/15/20205/15/2020. pp. 7–9

EP-9-990 Pecos Pueblo Governors A slideshow-based presentation, configured for regular updating as needed, and cycling through all known Pecos Pueblo governors. Speaks to ongoing continuity of the Pecos community.

6Total electronic programs this report:

Issue Date: 2/19/2021

Image Report All exhibit elements described in order of presentation

Exhibit 1 — Introduction IM-1-001 Landscape Image

To be used in the introduction area and/or in murals surrounding the exhibits.

IM-1-002 Landscape Image To be used in the introduction area and/or in murals surrounding the exhibits.

IM-1-003 Landscape Image To be used in the introduction area and/or in murals surrounding the exhibits.

Exhibit 2 — Early History

IM-2-100

Area Panel Banner Image

Illustration of gatherers in the Pecos region. Crop to the cultivators in the top of the image.

Illustration provided by PECO.

Hunters and Plant Gatherers with Bison

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-2-101

Area Panel Image A; Archaic People

Illustration of hunter-gatherers in the Pecos region. Crop to the bison hunters at the bottom.

Illustration provided by PECO.

Hunters and Plant Gatherers with Bison

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-2-102

Area Panel Image B: Cultivation And Pithouses

Artist’s visualization of the later configuration of the pithouse at PECO 207. People’s activities reflect the artifacts found on the floor, as seen in the plan on page 13. The women at the far left, for example, are using manos to grind maize in metates that rest on the ground.

Narrative and visualization from Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Volume 33 No. 3 (Summer 2019), “Pecos Pueblo: A Place of Persistence”, p. 15.

High-resolution version needed.

IMS 04221

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-2-103

Area Panel Image C: Early Pueblos

NOTE: PARK TO SEND REPLACEMENT IMAGE

Harpers Ferry Center

Pecos NHP IMAGE REPORT—19 FEB 2021

Image Report, Page 2

IM-2-250

Regional Map Map to reflect immediate region around Pecos. Change in elevations and landscapes, location of Pecos River and tributaries.

Custom—To Be Owned by NPS / PECO

IM-2-401

Making Pottery

An alternate (top), in color but not as detailed.

Another question—is the pueblo scene below general enough to be used to depict Pecos? The ordering of pueblos and kivas, for example?

HFC Commissioned Art Collection, Chaco Culture National Historical Park.

374bed4776544422ab318cb4fbdca572

Harpers Ferry Center

IM-2-402

Making Pottery

This illustration may be a good match with interpretation on the railing with the large artifact case. It comes from the HFC Commissioned Art Collection and Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument, but is not location-specific in its depiction.

34c925b8996a4367aaad4925cdcf2eac

Harpers Ferry Center

IM-2-911

Wall Mural Illustration will crop to upper right to show pithouses in landscape.

Pecos National Historical Park

Exhibit 3 — Establishment of Pueblo

IM-3-010

Cutout Figures: Pecos People The three Pecos people depicted in "Mission View used for Pecos Poster" may be used as an inspiration; however, the park needs a new illustration to made, to depict the Pecos people as strong and proud (as indicated in the quote).

IM-3-100

Area Panel Banner Image

Landscape (3 of 12) from NPGallery Digital Assets, Pecos National Historical Park.

Overhang suggests pueblo architecture(?), and so matches well with the interplay of the natural and built landscapes in this exhibit area.

44A4D141-1DD8-B71B-0B483AA40078034F

Pecos National Historical Park

Image Report, Page 3

IM-3-101

Area Panel Image A: Consolidation

Figure 1-3 from FROM FOLSOM TO FOGELSON: The Cultural Resources Inventory Survey of Pecos National Historical Park, Figure 1-3

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-3-102

Area Panel Image B: Pecos Grows

Illustration reflecting the growth of Pecos Pueblo into a large complex.

NOTE: Park has noted some issues with this illustration—should we not use it?

0be0386ed8e34cd184c563cd5b18e895Original

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-3-103

Area Panel Image C: Growth To Dominant Power "Trade Fair at Pecos" by Tom Lovell. In the collection of the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum in Midland, TX and copyright belongs to Abell-Hanger Foundation in Midland, TX. Contact the Collections Manager at the Petroleum Museum, Tiffany Bradley tbradley@petroleummuseum.org for permission. She will be able to put you in contact with the right person from the Abell-Hanger Foundation.

Abell-Hanger Foundation

IM-3-200 Sub Image: Rise Of Pueblos TDM will create custom map.

Map to reflect the multitude of pueblos that emerged alongside Pecos.

From Archaeology Southwest Magazine, Volume 33 No. 3 (Summer 2019), “Pecos Pueblo: A Place of Persistence”, p. 4.

Custom—To Be Owned by NPS / PECO

IM-3-901

Wall Mural Illustration of Pecos Pueblo at its height.

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-3-911

Wall Mural Slice of mural for corner of wall.

Image Report, Page 4

Exhibit 4 — First Spanish and Revolt

IM-4-000

New Background Mural—showing 1625 Church

IMAGE IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

We propose that a similar landscape is to be created in a style that matches this, but depicts the 1625 church. Further details to be added in the Reference Package.

Custom—To Be Owned by NPS / PECO

IM-4-010

Person Panel Image: Spanish Person Isolate Coronado / the mounted Spanish soldier Pecos National Historical Park

IM-4-101

Area Panel Image A: Sending Spanish On Diversion Image of Coronado and his entourage approaching Pecos.While this is a repeat of the person panel image, it may be valuable to show its context.

We could potentially use IM-4-001—it shows Spanish soldiers approaching in the background.

Harpers Ferry Center

IM-4-102

Area Panel Image B: Spanish At Pecos Image reflecting blend of political, religious, and social dynamics brought by Spanish to Pecos. Metal and power, cattle, missionaries, etc.

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-4-103

Area Panel Image C: Pueblo Revolt

"Danger In the Air" by Jason Garcia (Okuu Pin K'apovi), Santa Clara Pueblo

This illustration is by an artist from the Santa Clara Pueblo, which we understand is a historically Tewa-speaking pueblo like Pecos, and where Pecos people went to in addition to Jemez. Though it is in a modern style, it is by an indigenous artist with potential(?) ties to Pecos. Other prints by the artist are more violent—this depicts the knotted rope.

NMAI_412925

Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

IM-4-200

Main Map: Coronado's Expedition Map has been updated and revised in graphic, per park's instructions; original image is included here for reference.

Harpers Ferry Center

Image Report, Page 5

IM-4-270

1625 Church

Pecos Mission Complex showing church and convento as it would have appeared in the 17th century.

Watercolor illustration rendered after drawings by Lawrence Ormsby.

Original File Name: 00716.JPG aa5978a4b90441a388f5a6b6dd629913

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-4-651

Scultputre Of Po'pay Sculpture of Po'Pay at the U.S. Capitol, as requested by tribal stakeholders.

Architect of the Capitol

IM-4-700

Mural: Pueblo Revolt Large-scale image of Pueblo Revolt Pecos National Historical Park

IM-4-901

Mural: 1600s Church Mural depicting the 1600s church in the distance. Serves as a backdrop to Pecos National Historical Park

Exhibit 5 — Spanish and Pueblo Decline

IM-5-010

Person Panel Image: Monk And Pecos People Image of a peaceful interaction between missionary and Pecos people Pecos National Historical Park

IM-5-011

Person Panel Image: Leaving The Pueblo Image of a family leaving Pecos Pueblo

Image Report, Page 6

IM-5-100

Area Panel Banner Image

Sunset image reflects the "sunset" of the Pecos Pueblo in this exhibit.

3D04EFB8-1DD8-B71B-0BD269DDF9610715

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-5-101

Area Panel Image A: Pueblo Independence

Art reflecting the influence of Spanish on Pecos people. To facilitate visitors considering how this influence may have impacted and evolved after the Revolt.

18th Century Mission, Priest in Front with Children, Sheep

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-5-102

Area Panel Image B: Spanish Return—softer Catholicism Illustration of the Pueblo bustling in the post-revolt era.

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-5-103

Area Panel Image C: Pueblo Jemez

TDM WILL ACQUIRE

NOTE: original image has been modified to remove the mountain backdroping the pueblo, making the scene more appropriate for Pecos.

"Pack Train Leaving a Pueblo" by Henry Rankin Poore (ca. 1882). From Elbridge S.

Brooks, The Story of the American Indian: His Origin, Development, Decline, and Destiny (Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Sheppard Company, 1887), p. 292

TBD

IM-5-200

Pueblo Ruins

QUESTION: DOES THE PARK WANT TO USE THIS IMAGE?

Ruins of Pecos - Astek Church.

Found in KIva, Cross, and Crown (fig. 10-6, "Epilogue")

Image is in the public domain, but a high resolution version (if needed) may be secured from DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University f786_u5703_030d.CR2

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-5-270

Contemporary Bull Dance

Contemporary photograph of the Bull Dance.

Credit line reads:

Feast Day celebrations NPS Photo/Stan Ford 2018

24474344-DEB6-D713-4AAFC2648851D293

Image Report, Page 7

IM-5-901

Mural Image: Leaving Through Glorieta This mural, with its emphasis on landscape and right-to-left movement, may be repurposed to reflect the last Pecos people leaving the pueblo in 1838.

Pecos National Historical Park

IM-6-300

Main Map: Trade Map from Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, to be adapted and focused on Pecos. Goal will be to highlight relevant Apache, Athapaskan, and Pueblo names, while including all arrows to reflect the breadth of trade across the continent.

PARK: is this a helpful map to have in the area? We do not currently have a location for it but believe it may be of value.

Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

Exhibit 7 — Santa Fe Trail & Civil War

IM-7-010

Civil War Soldier For Cutout

Isolate the soldier featured in "Mission View used for Pecos Poster" Mission View used for Pecos Poster

Pecos National Historical Park

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Area Panel Banner Image

Civil War Era Union soldier reenactor fires a cannon at the annual Civil War Encampment. Crop photo to remove reenactor and focus on canon and land.

Another PECO image depicts a large brown rock from Glorieta Battlefield, but we do not believe it speaks to either the battle or the Santa Fe Trail enough on its own.

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Area Panel Image A: Hispanic Settlers

This photo may be too modern, but perhaps it reflects the kind of homes that Hispanic settlers set up in the Pecos Valley in the 19th century? From the HFC collection, noted to be "at Pecos National Historical Park." Filename: HFCA 1607_Native Americans_006.jpg

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Area Panel Image B: Santa Fe Trail Travelers Santa Fe Trail settlers with Pecos Mission in the background

Image Report, Page 8

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Area Panel Image C: Battle Of Glorieta Pass Existing artwork depicting the Battle of Glorieta Pass.

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Mural: Wagon And People Cropped to left side.

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Exhibit 8 — Archaeology and Ranching

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Mural: Pecos Landscape

WHICH BACKGROUND MURAL DOES THE PARK PREFER?

Background mural for Scene 8 (ALTERNATE IF PARK DESIRES)

Landscape mural photography continues to ground the story in the land. This image, from Forked Lightning, could be especially relevant here.

Descriptive information was not provided with this image, which we found at: https:

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The image was credited to Pecos NHP.

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Mural: Pecos Stratigraphy (simplified) Custom illustration of stratigraphic layers. To be based on the current exhibit, but simplified—pending park approval. Image references current exhibit.

Custom—To Be Owned by NPS / PECO

Image Report, Page 9

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Person Panel Image: Greer Garson

TDM TO ACQUIRE

Photograph of Greer Garson. This is of her on horseback, presumably at Forked Lightning Ranch, though we are not sure. This is a stock photo, so further research will be needed if this is worth pursuing. We like this photo because it is more dynamic and illustrative of the area.

Source:

https://imagecollect.com/picture/greer-garson-photo-5330791/archival-pictures-globe-photos

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Person Panel Image: Alfred Kidder

Cropping to Alfred Kidder (left).

A. V. Kidder (left) and Emil Haury at Point of Pines in ca. 1947 Arizona State Museum Photograph Collection, Point of Pines, University of Arizona https://azmemory.azlibrary.gov/digital/collection/asmesa/id/10/

TDM is securing high-resolution final version.

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Arizona State Museum

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Forked Lightning Ranch (18 of 24) Grounds the story in both land and the ranch.

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Area Panel Image A: Kidder Excavations

PARK NOTED THAT IT IS UNCLEAR IF KIDDER IS IN THE IMAGE. SHOULD WE

UPDATE THE IMAGE OR THE CAPTION?

Photograph of archaeological work at Pecos. From Kiva, Cross, and Crown, Epilogue, fig. 10-19. We believe it is in Kidder's Southwestern Archaeology.

fig. 10-19

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Area Panel Image B: Tex Austin Is this image correct and from Pecos? We found it on the NPS Multimedia search, at https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/view.htm?id=6d899e2b-98b6-4572-b0d0 -5d0587103f95. The description reads, "The ranch headquarters for Tex Austin's Ranch" and is credited to PECO.

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Area Panel Image B: Tex Austin From https://www.nps.gov/peco/learn/historyculture/tex-austin.htm:

"Tex Austin standing in the courtyard of his dude ranch, the Forked Lightning Ranch."

NPS Photo

Image Report, Page 10

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Area Panel Image C: Greer And Buddy

From the NPS Multimedia Search, titled, "Famed actress and rancher Greer Garson signing cattle documents"

We do not have further information, but we do have access to this image at high resolution. Found at https://www.nps.gov/media/photo/view.htm?id=575e1580-97d8 -4b36-aee0-a513700c0d40

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Harpers Ferry Center

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Scenes From A Living Park:

Greer Garson and husband E. E. "Buddy" Fogelson transfering the deed of their Forked Lightning Ranch/Pueblo to Regional Director Mintzmyer. L to R: Robert I.

Kerr, Verna Hutchinson, Administrative Officer, Mrs. E. E. (Greer Garson) Fogelson, Mr. Fogelson, L. Lorraine Mintzmyer, Regional Director, Southwest Regional Office, Ernest W. Ortega, Superintendent, Pecos National Historical Park.

Photo credit: Fred E. Mang Jr.

This photograph helps to illustrate the involvement of Buddy Fogelson and Greer Garson in establishing this park and its visitor center.

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Mural: Pecos Landscape

Santa Gertrudis cattle photo—but not during winter. Team is looking for replacement.

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Exhibit 9 — Today's Living Park

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Area Panel Image A: Pueblo Trail Pecos National Historical Park

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Area Panel Image B: Glorieta Battlefield Reenactment at Glorieta Battlefield, highlighting opportunities at this part of the oark.

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Area Panel Image C: Forked Lightning Ranch Landscape shot of the Forked Lightning Ranch.

Image Report, Page 11

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Scenes From A Living Pueblo: Repatriation, Photo 1 Pecos National Historical Park

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Scenes From A Living Pueblo: Repatriation, Photo 2

PARK CONFIRMING WITH TRIBAL PARTNERS IF THIS IMAGE IS APPROPRIATE

FOR USE

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Scenes From A Living Pueblo: Elston Yepa, Pecos Governor Please confirm permission and attribution, if needed.