In the exhibition, there is jewelry and often other artworkfrom many of the groups represented on these maps.

As you walk through the exhibition, find at least one object designed by an artist from each group.

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Seattle

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Santa Fe

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Isleta

Laguna

Acoma

Santa Clara

JemezZia

Santa Ana

Pueblos

Rio Grande

Litt le Colorado

River

Grand Canyon

Mesa Verde

Chaco Canyon

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Navajo

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