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Kenneth Milton Chapman Barbara O'Connor Wells perfect for hiking and campingThe accomplishments of Kenneth Milton Chapman (1875 1968) a leading force in the revitalization of Pueblo pottery in the 1920s are as varied as they are significant. Chapman was instrumental in the establishment of the Museum of New Mexico, the School of American Research, and the Laboratory of Anthropology in Santa Fe. He was widely recognized for his knowledge of Pueblo pottery design elements and was the University of New Mexico's first professor
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