The exhibit will also display some of the recent crafts and things made in the Pueblos in the last 100 years. The museum will feature a video clips on Puebloan culture as well as selections of Native American music. Some of the textiles in the exhibit were found wrapped around ancient people in their graves, Allen said. The textiles of ancient Peru include interesting objects, such as slings, pouches, hats, toys, dolls, pottery, a hair comb, headband, tools to weave, yarn and bright-colored textiles with complex designs born indicating a high level of intellectual deliberation, Allen said. Family Home Evening Tours are available on Monday evenings by prior arrangement.
Admission is free.
The museum has teaching kits available for rental. Each kit includes actual artifacts, traditionally made handicrafts, educational books and videos, and suggested lesson plans.