Sho-kun-yo-ma, Snake Priest. Oldest participant in the Dance

You might also be interested in

• 

  Supela, Head Snake Priest, Walpi Snake Dance, 1889, Arizona

  Visual Materials

  Portrait of older Hopi man wearing feather headgear, armbands and animal claw necklace.

  photCL 312

• 

  Snake Priest in full regalia. Walpi Dance, 1890, Arizona

  Visual Materials

  Portrait of Hopi man wearing feather headgear, body paint, necklace, and armbands.

  photCL 312

• 

  Snake Priest, Walpi Pueblo Dance, 1890, Hopiland, Arizona

  Visual Materials

  Portrait of Hopi man wearing feather headgear, animal claw necklace, armbands, body paint, and holding feathers in his hand.

  photCL 312

• 

  Snake Priest in full regalia, Walpi Pueblo, Arizona. Dance of 1890

  Visual Materials

  Portrait of Hopi man wearing feather headgear, animal claw necklace, shells, armbands, and body paint.

  photCL 312

• 

  Snake Dance of the Hopi Indians at Oraibi. Painted Desert, Arizona

  Visual Materials

  Hopi Indian men wearing dance regalia, performing Snake Dance. One man is holding a snake. Spectators watch from pueblo walls.

  photCL 312

• 

  Oraibi, Hopi Pueblo on the Third Mesa, Painted Desert, Northern Arizona. The famous Snake Dance at Oraibi

  Visual Materials

  Hopi Indian men wearing dance regalia, performing Snake Dance. One man holds a snake.

  photCL 312