EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 4 MIN
In West Texas Pictographs, Archeologist Sees Roots of Today’s Kachina Tradition
from Nature Notes · host Andrew Stuart
Kachina dolls are an iconic Indigenous art form. Their craftsmanship is striking, and non-Native people have long admired and sought to acquire them. But they’re just one element in an encompassing religious outlook.
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