For 2,000 years, Hopi farmers have grown food in Arizona desert with only 10 inches of rain annually—no irrigation systems needed. Deep planting, traditional seeds, moisture retention techniques, and generational knowledge. Modern farms struggle in the same conditions. Hopi dry farming proves sustainable desert agriculture is possible. Hopi agriculture, dry farming, Indigenous science, drought resilience, Hopi corn, sustainable farming. #ArizonaHistory #voicesofthedesert #ArizonaNativehistory |

A great example of unfired Hopi pottery from the mid 20th century and the interesting story of how it slipped past the kiln and into a collector’s home. #hopi #hopipottery #unfired #pottery #nativeamericanart #marksublette #medicinemangallery | Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery

1.6K views · 40 reactions | Learn about the history of the Hopi art of Kachina Doll carving from Tayron Polequaptewa, an award winning carver, and the Museum of Northern Arizona’s Anthropology Curator, Dr. Kelley Hays-Gilpin. #Arizona #ArizonaIllustrated #Hopi #DollCarving #nativeamerican | Arizona Illustrated | Facebook