Zia Indians

White historians are wrong about the facts about pueblo indians including the Zia Indian Tribe of New Mexico. The truth is, the highly advanced Pueblo Indians Civilization was the most advanced known Indian civilization of the America's. They are probably related to the Apache and Navajo who are an admixture of Anishinabe, other eastern tribes, and Pueblo Indians. These supposed Athabascan people live in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Apache Indians are closely related to the Navajo, and in fact, some even suggest that the most westerly Apaches are in fact Navajo. They claim the western Apache language is more closely related to the language of the Navajo. Since there are Athabascan tribes who have a totemic system, that leads me to believe that all Athabascan tribes are closely related to the Anishinabek, and all other Algonquian tribes of the eastern United States, where the totemic system was a major part of daily life. Since the Algonquians were once very, very long ago civilized (they are the Atlanteans), that leads me to believe that the Apache Indians were civilized long ago as well. Both the Apache Indians and Navajo, have every reason to claim that the ancient civilized ruins located in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah are the ruins of their ancestors civilized settlements. Of course, that means that the Apache Indians and the Navajo are closely related to the Pueblo Indians of Arizona and New Mexico and, as mentioned, the Apache, Navajo, and Pueblo Indians all have a degree of Anishinabe blood.

After becoming aware of the Seven Fires Prophecy, Anishinabe ogimak ordered their soldiers to force their way westward. They even forced their way down into the Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah region and subjugated the Indian peoples there, known as the Pueblo Indians, about 800 to 900 years ago. After the white Spaniards invaded and conquered the civilized Pueblo Indians of the southwestern United States (around 1600), the Pueblo Indian population was decimated by the diseases brought over by the invading whites. Many of the Anishinabek and their Indian allies fled into the mountainous terrain of the southwest and kept up a war against the white invaders until the 1880s.Anyway, the defiant Pueblo Indians (the Apache and Navajo) took to the surrounding rugged terrain and fiercely fought the invading whites and the Indians who had been subjugated by the whites, or allied with the whites. This war of resistance against the invading Spanish whites lasted up until Mexico gained independence from Spain. After the Mexican-American War concluded, Mexico lost a lot of land to the Americans, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah.

In Arizona, the Spanish conquered the Pima Indians, including the Papago and other Pima civilized Indians, of southern and central Arizona, and northern Mexico. Like the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico, the civilized Pima Indians rose up to overthrow white Spanish rule, but their success was only momentarily. It is also likely that many of the civilized Pima Indians fled into the rugged terrain of northern Arizona and New Mexico, and into the central and southern mountains of those two States, and also into the mountainous and rugged terrain of northern Mexico. They had to resort to living a nomadic way of life, which was very much unlike their highly civilized way of life, but they were stubborn and proud.

With the United States now in control, the defiant Pueblo Indians (the Apache and Navajo) still continued to fiercely defend their freedom and land, and in fact, the Apache Indians would only increase their raids on the invading white Americans as time progressed on. As for the Pueblo Indians who had been conquered and subjugated by the white Spaniards, they rose up in the late 17th century to gain their independence briefly, but the white Spaniards returned and brought the defiant Pueblo Indians back under white subjugation. It may have been during the Pueblo Rebellion of the late 17th century, when the population of the Apache Indians and Navajo Indians greatly increased. After the United States assumed control over the Pueblo Indian Kingdoms, the subjugated Pueblo Indians peacefully agreed to accept a peace with the Americans.

By the 1860s, the invading American whites had started to settle down in Arizona and New Mexico, but their numbers were small (most white Americans were going to California), yet would increase after the Civil War. Once the white Anglos saw Arizona and New Mexico, they quickly grew to hate the land. It was worthless to them and they set it aside to be Indian Territory. With the increasing numbers of white Americans starting to settle down in Arizona, New Mexico and western Texas, the defiant Pueblo Indians (the Apache and Navajo) became very concerned about their freedom and land, and started to send large numbers of their brave soldiers out to wage war on white American civilians and white American military troops. They were really launching one exodus after another to Mexico. The Seven Fires Prophecy is what led them to commence the diasporas. In Mexico, the Lipan Apache were prone to make raids on the whites of western Texas and northern Mexico. They were joined by other Anishinabek who came from Kansas-Oklahoma-Texas, during that time period. That be the 1860-1880s.

Of all known Native American civilizations in the America's, it is the highly advanced Pueblo Indian civilization that is the one that stands out. Those Pueblo kivas were in all likelihood bath houses which had indoor plumbing. There are so many Pueblo buildings which were constructed in a circle manner, it can only leave you in awe. Their architecture is in my opinon unequaled in the America's. Just looking at all the circlular constructed Pueblo buildings tells experts that the Pueblo Indian civilization was highly advanced. Yet the whites almost totally ignore them. Then the age of the Pueblo Indian civilization is far older than what the whites claim. The Pueblo Indian civilization could be at least 11,500 years old or even much older.

The Navajo and Hopi Reservations (Arizona, New Mexico and Utah)

Navajo Reservation 24,553 sq. mi. - Hopi Reservation 2,436 sq. mi. - Total= 26,989 sq.mi.

Population is Navajo 298,215 (173,987 on Navajo Reservation) - Hopi 6,946 - Total= 306,626

Languages are Navajo and Hopi

The Navajo (western Apaches) Reservations (Arizona)

San Carlos 2,910 sq. mi. - Fort Apache 2,627 sq. mi. - Total= 5,537 sq. mi.

Population is San Carlos 9,385 - Fort Apache 12,429 - Total= 21,814

Language is Navajo

Gila Bend (Arizona)

Gila Bend Reservation 0.7 sq. mi.

Population is 0

Language is Pima

Gila River (Arizona)

Gila River Reservation 584 sq. mi.

Population is 9,540

Language is Pima

Papago (Arizona)

Papago Reservation 4,342 sq. mi.

Population is 8,730

Language is Pima

Pasqua Yaqui (Arizona)

Pasqua Yaqui Reservation 1 sq. mi.

Population is 2,412

Language is Pima

Payson (Arizona)

Payson Yavapai/Apache Reservation 0.1 sq. mi.

Population is 102

Languages are Pima and Navajo

Salt River (Arizona)

Salt River Reservation 80 sq. mi.

Population is 4,852

Language is Pima

San Xavier (Arizona)

San Xavier Reservation 111 sq. mi.

Population is 1,172

Language is Pima

Jicarilla Apache (New Mexico)

Jicarilla Reservation 1,286 sq. mi.

Population is 2,617

Language is Apache

Mescalero Apache (New Mexico)

Mescalero Reservation 719 sq. mi.

Population is 2,695

Language is Apache

Acoma Pueblo (New Mexico)

Acoma Reservation 416 sq. mi.

Population 2,590

Language Acoma

Cochiti Pueblo (New Mexico)

Cochiti Reservation 80 sq. mi.

Population 1,342

Language Keresan

Isleta Pueblo (New Mexico)

Isleta Reservation 328 sq. mi.

Population is 2,915

Language is Tiwa

Jemez Pueblo (New Mexico)

Jemez Reservation 138 sq. mi.

Population 1,750

Language is Towa

Laguna Pueblo (New Mexico)

Laguna Reservation 761 sq. mi.

Population is 3,731

Language is Keresan

Nambe Pueblo (New Mexico)

Nambe Reservation 32 sq. mi.

Population is 1,402

Language is Tewa

Picuris Pueblo (New Mexico)

Picuris Reservation 27 sq. mi.

Population is 1,882

Language is Tiwa

Pojoaque Pueblo (New Mexico)

Pojoaque Reservation 21 sq. mi.

Population is 2,556

Language is Tewa

Sandia Pueblo (New Mexico)

Sandia Reservation 39 sq. mi.

Population is 3,971

Language is Tiwa

San Felipe Pueblo (New Mexico)

San Felipe Reservation 79 sq. mi.

Population is 2,434

Language is Keresan

San Ildefonso Pueblo (New Mexico)

San Ildefonso Reservation 43 sq. mi.

Population is 1,499

Language is Tewa

San Juan Pueblo (New Mexico)

San Juan Reservation 26 sq. mi.

Population is 5,209

Language is Tewa

Santa Ana Pueblo (New Mexico)

Santa Ana Reservation 101 sq. mi.

Population is 593

Language is Keresan

Santa Clara Pueblo (New Mexico)

Santa Clara Reservation 77 sq. mi.

Population is 10,193

Language is Tewa

Santo Domingo Pueblo (New Mexico)

Santo Domingo Reservation 107 sq. mi.

Population is 2,992

Language is Keresan

Taos Pueblo (New Mexico)

Taos Reservation 156 sq. mi.

Population is 4,745

Language is Tiwa

Tesuque Pueblo (New Mexico)

Tesuque Reservation 27 sq. mi.

Population is 697

Language is Tewa

Zia Pueblo (New Mexico)

Zia Reservation 190 sq. mi.

Population is 637

Language is Keresan

Zuni Pueblo (Arizona and New Mexico)

Zuni Reservation 654 sq. mi.

Population is 7,412

Language is Zuni

Isleta Del Sur Pueblo (Texas)

Isleta Del Sur Reservation 0.2 sq. mi.

Population is 292

Language is Tiwa