Hiakim: The Yaqui Homeland Journal of the Southwest v34n1

The Journal of the
Southwest

Contents Volume 34, Number 1, Spring 1992

edited by
Joseph Carlton Wilder

University of Arizona Press
The Southwest Center
Tucson

Hiakim: The Yaqui Homeland

edited by
Joseph Carlton Wilder

University of Arizona Press
The Southwest Center

Juan Valenzuela (center) and Edward Spicer (right) with Yaqui elders in a ramada at Rahum. Spicer has just finished speaking in Yaqui to the assembled men

Takalaim, an enchanted mountain in Yaqui tradition, marks the northwest corner of Yaqui territory

These crosses mark the boundry between the lands of Potam and Vicam. Maestro Juan Jesus Ujllolimea stands between two men from Potam

Miguel "Miki" Romero, a Yaqui elder, brother-in-law of Don Alfonso, and member of the matachin society, carries a statue of San Jose from the Potam church to a fiesta

Continue with Excerpts from the "Preliminary Report on Potam"