People of the Hidden Valley
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Master list item #: 94
File location is in the New Mexico file Cabinet
Introduction
The Excavations : Kivas, Rooms and Storage Pits
Castillo Viejo
Round House
San Lorenzo de Picuris Church
San Lorenzo Day
Picuris Language
Picuris History
Pottery
Artifacts
Maps and Illustrations
Guidebook to the Picuris Pueblo, also popularly known as San Lorenzo. Located in southern Taos County, two miles west of the Spanish community of Penasco.