The Heard Museum of Native Cultures and Art in Phoenix, Arizona contains one of the nation's largest collections of Native American art. The Heard Museum got its start in 1929, when a couple of early The Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona settlers named Dwight and Maie Heard wanted to display their personal collection of Native American art. In 1926, they had received a large number of items from an archaeological dig near the La Cuidad Native American ruins.
Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see??
"I see Audrey and Grandpa looking at me."
This native American statue is in front of the museum with a rain dance song playing to represent the drum he plays in hopes of rain.
Earth song, by Allan Houser (1914 - 1994, Chiricahua Apache) 1978
This is a tool used to get turquoise and different gems (as Audrey put it) out of rocks.
Audrey's Favorite!! Jewelry Making~
Hanging out at lunch with Grandpa~
The end of a fun day with Grandpa! All the kids were so excited about Audrey's Grandpa...They thought he was "So Cool!"
The Heard Museum of Native Cultures and Art in Phoenix, Arizona contains one of the nation's largest collections of Native American art. The Heard Museum got its start in 1929, when a couple of early The Heard Museum in Phoenix, Arizona settlers named Dwight and Maie Heard wanted to display their personal collection of Native American art. In 1926, they had received a large number of items from an archaeological dig near the La Cuidad Native American ruins.
Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see??
This native American statue is in front of the museum with a rain dance song playing to represent the drum he plays in hopes of rain.
Earth song, by Allan Houser (1914 - 1994, Chiricahua Apache) 1978
This is a tool used to get turquoise and different gems (as Audrey put it) out of rocks.
Audrey's Favorite!! Jewelry Making~
Hanging out at lunch with Grandpa~
The end of a fun day with Grandpa! All the kids were so excited about Audrey's Grandpa...They thought he was "So Cool!"
5 comments:
How fun to get to go on a field trip with grandpa!!!!
How cool that Grandpa came on a field trip! The jewelry making would've been my favorite part of the trip too. Oh yeah, lunch would've been my 2nd favorite part.
What a great Grandpa for going on a field trip with Audrey
So luckY!! The kids loved him!
I lOvEd ThE hAt AuDrEy. WhAt A fUn GrAnDpa.
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