Down country: the Tano of the Galisteo Basin, 1250-1782

Migrations

Arrivals

Tano territory

Kachinas, war, and water

Concentric circles

Scratching the surface

Living spaces, moving centers

Harvesting the desert

Becoming the place (the classic Galisteo Basin pueblos)

Bedrock: Pueblo Blanco

Interruptions/invasions

Entradas

Colonization and exploitation

Churches and states

The advent of San Isidro

"Fathers" and "children" (1630s-1660s)

Rumbles of resistance

Revolt, from "the quiver of the heart"

After the storm

To el norte: resettlement, reconquest

"Said perverse nation of Tanos" (1694-1695)

The ants and the wolves (1695-1696)

The wild beast subdued (1696-1704)

Flight to the west: Tanos at Hopi

Full circle: the Galisteo basin (1706-1750)

Under siege (1750-1782)

Follow the river

Conclusion: imagined landscapes.