Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1951 — Page 19

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fl The Indians of the southwestern United Statés, Navaho, Hopi, : 1 HNS2 SN Hein 1d LOOK a AY OES SOUR WAND ND ALE “. Zuni, and Pueblo tribes, have practiced an art ¢alled “Sandpainting” *IT WAS SPRING RACHEL--4 be J . DARLING ---CRAWL INTO THIS ’ DESPERATELY ~-8UT I C " for many geherciions These painiing® are used in thelr Yeligious! )LAGAIN, AND WS “Vl PUT Trg BOCK i NIGHTMARE OF MINE AND __J_| | Fm your HAND, Tom rites and may be from three to 20 feet across. Made in under- | : DOWN --= SHED SOME LIGHT-= : DARLING WHERE 6 77 ground rooms called Kivas, they are used before dances and as! < 2 PLEASE-- E =

healing ceremonies, ! The Indians carry in blankets filled with white or light eolored | | sand and spread it in a smooth layer on..the ground one or more inches thick, smoothing it with a straight stick. Then one or more | people outline the pattern and “paint” it with five or so colors made | from powdered sandstone. These paintings are usually destroyed | at the end of the ceremony. J Now, if you would like to know more about sandpaintngs get a | picture from the library and copy it on a sheet of fine sandpaper. |

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