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Name and Description	Nation	Location
Black Mesa:	Hopi	US - Southwest
by John Dougherty (part one of two-part series, Phoenix Newtimes; April 24, 1997)
Black Mesa:	Hopi	US - Southwest
by John Dougherty (part two of two-part series, Phoenix Newtimes; May 1, 1997)
Clan/destine/Rezdawgs: Native American Rock & Roll	Hopi	United States
Appearances, Fan Club,CD's, Photos and much more about the Native American Rock band Clan/destine presented by Rezdawgs. " A Mystical Journey of Traditional Native American and Contemporary Music and Dance"
Hopi Archaeological Tours	Hopi	US - Southwest
Information on monthly tours led by Hopi anthropologist/archaeologist/ethnobotanist Micah Loma'omvaya and colleagues visiting Anasazi & Sinagua archaeological sites and the contemporary Hopi pueblos. Hopi owned & operated tour company!
Hopi Basketry Presentation	Hopi	US - Southwest
A short archival of information on Hopi Basketry.
Hopi Basketry Presentation	Hopi	US - Southwest
For UMASS Anthropology 310b- Part 1: History and Meaning (Rohith Sood), Part 2: Manufacture and Decoration (Cecil Lewis), Part 3: Bibliography. This presentation was created using an HP Scanjet 2cx, and was shown to approximately 40 people on May 30th, 1995. Utilizing a Mac Quadra 660 with an AV output, the pages were shown to the class using Netscape software. Accompanying the presentation was a 4 page handout, and of course the knowledgeable oral presentation of the 2 students above. The handout, graphical presentation, and this optional WWW accompaniment were created by Frank Provo. This HTML version of the presentation (handout included) was assembled by Karen M. Strom and is hosted on her server.
Hopi Basketry Second Mesa Style	Hopi	US - Southwest
Hopi women continue a centuries-long tradition of coiled basketry. Colorful katsina, animal, and geometric designs include symbolism and tradition.
Hopi Basketry Third Mesa Style	Hopi	US - Southwest
Colorful wicker baskets are made from sivaapi (rabbit brush) and suuvi (sumac) by the basketmakers of the Third Mesa.
Hopi Cultural Preservation Office	Hopi	US - Southwest
The Hopi Cultural Preservation Office (HCPO) Home Page was created by graduate students in Anthropology 615, Southwest Ethnology, Spring Semester 1996 at Northern Arizona University, under the instruction of Dr. Miguel Vasquez, with the collaboration and consent of the Hopi Cultural Preservation Office, through Leigh (Jenkins) Kuwanwisiwma, Director. This Home Page won first place in the Society for Applied Anthropology President's Student Poster Competition at the March 1997 Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA.
Hopi Indian Tribe's Office of Community Planning & Economic Development	Hopi	US - Southwest
The Hopi Indian Tribe's Office of Community Planning & Economic Development is dedicated to the improvement of the Hopi communities and economic conditions on the Hopi Indian Reservation. In a culturally appropriate manner and in compliance with the Hopit Tunatya’at.
Hopi Tribe of Arizona	Hopi	US - Southwest
The Hopi emerged from the Third World into this current Fourth World. This life is therefore referred to as the Fourth Way of Life for the Hopi. Hopi knew that life in this fourth world would be difficult and that we must learn a way of life from the corn plant.
Hopimarket.com	Hopi	US - Southwest
Hopi Market, Own and operated by Hopi artisans, authentic handmade arts and crafts from the southwest. Artist bio's and collector items. Visit us today and be at home on Hopi with us, use our feedback form for inquires.
Kabotie Software Technologies	Hopi	United States
A Hopi Indian owned software development and consulting company. Specialties include business web page design and development, web page hosting, custom PC and UNIX software development, database design & integration, and data conversion.
Lomahongva's Fine Art	Hopi	US - Southwest
The contemporary sculptures and paintings of award winning Hopi artist Gerry Quotskuyva are showcased on this site.
Map of Hopi Reservation	Hopi	US - Southwest
Provided by the Hopi Cultural Preservation Office.
ReZdawgs presents Clan/destine	Hopi	US - Southwest
Ronald Honyouti & Family, Master Katsina Doll Carvers	Hopi	US - Southwest
The Honyouti family, of the Third Mesa at Hopi, contains the master katsina doll carvers, the brothers Ronald, Brian & Lauren, and Ronald's son, Mavasta. Rick, another brother, makes solid wood furniture with Hopi motifs on the tops and doors.
Ronald Honyouti, Hopi Katsina doll carver	Hopi	US - Southwest
Wonderful Hopi Katsina dolls carved by Ronald Honyouti and other members of his family. Ronald is a world renowned artist who has lived most of his life on the Hopi reservation.
Southwest Native American Promotions	Hopi	US - Southwest
Emerson H. Quannie (Hopi) is a Native American promoter of Indian Art Shows/Markets & Auctions in the Southwest. The shows promote work of aspiring Native American artists as well as well-known artists in all mediums (paintings, sculptures, jewelry, pottery, weavings, basketry, etc)
The Process of Hopi-Tewa Pottery Making	Hopi	US - Southwest
When you look at a piece of art work, do you ever stop to wonder about the process involved or the person who actually created the piece? What about the time, preparation, and meticulous detail involved? Maybe you are the type of person who has knowledge of a particular artisan or type of art, but many of us enjoy art simply because it appeals to our individual tastes.
Thomas Banyacya: Hopi Traditional Elder	Hopi	US - Southwest
In 1948, all traditional Hopi spiritual leaders met and spoke of things of great importance to all people. They selected four interpreters to carry their message of which Thomas was one. Thomas Banyacya died February 6, 1999, in Hopi Land.