Just before a chilly dawn in the autumn of 1700, shadowy figures slipped into the Hopi town of Awat’ovi through a gate that could only have been left unguarded by one of its own citizens. The invaders ...
After its founding in the early 1300s, the fortressed Hopi village of Awat’ovi fended off invasions by the Spaniards, Utes, and Navajos. It endured for centuries on the Antelope Mesa of northeastern ...
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