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- - - - Venutian Soldiers Quest
        The Venutian Soldiers are futuristic, herculean superheroes, over eight feet tall, who fight mainly at nighttime, possess extraordinary strength and magical powers. In the future, the Castilians are the destroyers, and the Venutian Soldiers embody the devastation over their pueblo’s destruction. Their habitat has been destroyed by nuclear weapons—they wear oxygen tanks and gas masks to survive. This story embodies a world overrun and destroyed yet survivable by the spirit of “Pueblo community.” Taoky, doyen of the Rez Spine Watchmen, guides the Venutian Soldiers on their journey to seek new uncontaminated land to inhabit. She aids them in rebuilding their ways of tradition and life on sacred ground.
  - - - alterNative makes it easier to talk about things
      - Taboo series based on scail commentary of Cochiti pottery from 1800s
- - - - Arroh-a-och
        Indian Arts Fund/School of American Research cat. no. 1026.
        
        In 1928, Kenneth Chapman purchased a jar for the School of American Research for $75. He noted that the jar was created “by Arroh-ah-och, a famous Laguna hermaphrodite.” The jar, dated to between 1870 and 1900, is considered to be “one of the most beautiful Pueblo pottery jars in existence,” with thin walls, an even and finely polished surface, and detailed design elements.
        
        As quoted in Will Roscoe, “Discovering Two-Spirit Artistry in the History of the Pueblo Pottery Revival,” Will Roscoe, 2017, http://www.willsworld.org/PuebloTwoSpiritPottery-WEB.pdf.Dwight P. Lanmon, “Pueblo Man-Woman Potters and the Pottery Made by the Laguna Man-Woman, Arroh-a-Och,” American Indian Art Magazine 31, no. 1 (2005): 77.
        
        Edward S. Curtis, 1925
      - American Museum of Natural History 191113 (50.1/4998)
      - Private Collection
      - National Museum of Natural History E273442-0
      - Southwest Museum/Autry Center: Object ID 491.G.808
      - Peabody Museum: 36-94-10/6546
      - Private Collection
      - University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 20352
      - National Museum of the American Indian 9/7131
      - Taylor Museum 5705
      - Cowan’s Auctions Lot #382
      - Four Winds Gallery
      - Heritage Auctions Lot 54072
  - - - "Stevenson identified We’wha as
        one of the two best potters in the village and commissioned pots from him" - Roscoe, find original citation
    - - National Museum of Natural History E111343 (Signed?)
      - National Museum of Natural History E134576 (signed?)
      - National Museum of Natural History E134557
      - Private Collection
      - National Museum of Natural History EC754-0
      - Museum of Indian Arts and Culture 8105/12
        Catalog
      - National Museum of Natural History E111986
      - National Museum of Natural History E425653
      - ? https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/E_Am1888-0517-7
    - - National Anthropological Archives
    - - Nahohai Video
- - - - Science Museum of Minnesota, St. Paul cat. No. 1-111