History and Culture by Bicycle

This blog is about historical and cultural sites, places and events all over the world visited by bicycle or that could be visited by bicycle. It is to show that a motor vehicle does not always have to be used and it is often better to visit these places by bicycle.

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Saturday, February 21, 2015

Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Illustration of Making Corn Bread, Southwest

Illustration of Making Corn Bread, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Illustration of Hunting with a Rabbit Stick, Southwest

Illustration of Hunting with a Rabbit Stick, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Illustration of Navajo Silversmith, Southwest

Illustration of Navajo Silversmith, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Illustration of Navajo Weavers, Southwest

Illustration of Navajo Weavers, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Central Dan Smith Newspaper Clipping

Central Dan Smith Newspaper Clipping:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Sand Painting, Southwest

Illustration of Sand Painting, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Basket Weaver, Southwest

Illustration of Basket Weaver, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Maria, Martinez, Pueblo Potter, Southwest

Illustration of Maria, Martinez, Pueblo Potter, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Young Navajo Tending Sheep, Southwest

Illustration of Young Navajo Tending Sheep, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Kachina Carver, Southwest

Illustration of Kachina Carver, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Bringing Home Supplies, Southwest

Illustration of Bringing Home Supplies, Southwest:

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Native American Artwork Featuring Chuck Raymond: Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellers, Southwest

Illustration of Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellers, Southwest:

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