Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Stone Idols of New Mexico: A Description of Those Belonging to the Historical Society
While images of stone. Used in religious ceremonies or kept in the houses of the people as household gods were common in New Mexico, and were of great variety and elaborate workmanship yet they were not used by the nomadic aboriginal tribes inhabiting most of what is now the United States, and so far as known are found in no part of our country except New Mexico.
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