Walpi

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Walpi is an ancient Hopi mesa-top village in northeastern Arizona, renowned for its continuous habitation and preservation of traditional Hopi culture and architecture.

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Label Occurrences
Walpi canonical 6
Hopi mesas 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hopi village
archaeological site
settlement
accessPolicy restricted access
architecturalStyle traditional Hopi pueblo architecture
continent North America
country United States
culture Hopi culture
elevationFeature First Mesa
ethnicGroup Hopi
linked to: Hopi people
foundedBy Hopi people
governedBy Hopi tribal authorities
linked to: Hopi Tribal Council
hasFeature kivas
narrow passageways
plazas
hasSignificance cultural significance to Hopi people
historical significance in the American Southwest
religious significance to Hopi people
heritageStatus traditional Hopi village
inhabitedBy Hopi people
knownFor continuous habitation
preservation of Hopi lifeways
stone and adobe dwellings
terraced multi-story houses
traditional Hopi architecture
traditional Hopi culture
languageSpoken English
Hopi language
locatedIn Arizona
First Mesa
Hopi Reservation
Navajo County, Arizona
linked to: Navajo County

United States
northeastern Arizona
locatedOn mesa-top
materialUsed adobe
stone
wooden beams
near Hano
Polacca, Arizona
Sichomovi
partOf First Mesa communities
linked to: First Mesa
region Southwestern United States
religion Hopi traditional religion
roofType flat roofs
tourism guided tours only
traditionalEconomy arts and crafts
dry farming
pottery
weaving

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Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Second Mesa locatedOn Hopi mesas
linked to: Walpi
First Mesa contains Walpi
First Mesa hasSettlement Walpi