On August 20, 1913, TR, numerous visitors, and Hopi Indians observe the performance of the ritual Hopi snake-dance at Walpi, Arizona, on the Hopi Reservation ...

The Hopi of northeastern Arizona are the only community to perform the Snake Dance. It is one of the most widely known ceremonies of the Pueblo peoples because during one part of the dance, each ...

Their interest in the famed Hopi Snake Dance was whetted by the sound of muffled drum beats as they neared the grey mud-&-stone village of Hotevilla. But the Hopi, who had heard those drum beats ...

Date 1912 Image number JUL J0083311 Type Photograph See more items in Photograph Study Collection Data Source Photograph Study Collection, Smithsonian American Art Museum Topic Ethnic--Hopi Figure ...

Snake Dance Secret Bared Why Venomous Snakes Cannot Injure the Hopi Indian Priests . . . Explanation Is Simple Join Our Community of Science Lovers!

But the Hopi snake dance is the prominent motif in a section of the exhibition Western Eyes: 20th Century Art Here and Now at the New Mexico Museum of Art (through Jan. 8) on Native dances.