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Collected by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark in 1804

Created from tanned buffalo hide, dyed porcupine quills, and black, red, green, yellow, and brown pigment

Earliest example of plains artwork

During their expeditions into western land

Gave it to Thomas Jefferson who then displayed it in his home

This showcases how power and dominance and the conquest is deeply rotted in American policies and pride.

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Philbrook Museum of Art, South Rockford Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

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Philbrook Museum of Art, South Rockford Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

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Philbrook Museum of Art, South Rockford Road, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

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A mix of coiling, twining and plaiting, Pomo techniques and legends from California.

Showcases how Pomo structures and techniques are shown in America.

The indigenous structures have allowed for great advances, due to colonialism American s have taken advantage of that.

I place it in Oklahoma as now maps showcase where things currently are as opposed to its origination due to colonialism.

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Bodleian Latin American Centre Library, Church Walk, Oxford, UK

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Bodleian Latin American Centre Library, Church Walk, Oxford, UK

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Bodleian Latin American Centre Library, Church Walk, Oxford, UK

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Page from Codex Mendoza. Aztec, 1545 ce.

Ink and color on paper.

Tenochtitlan gave many cities advantages and allowed it to become one of the largest cities at the time.

The location was excellent as there was high access to waterways and allowed Aztecs to travel and trade easily, showcasing how colonialism started due to geopolitical demographics and trade pathways.

The Codex Mendoza is in the Oxford library showcasing colonialism and how this knowledge is showcased how trade successes is still kept in hands of the west.

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Palenque, Carretera a Palenque- Zona Archaeologica, Palenque, Chis., Mexico

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Palenque, Carretera a Palenque- Zona Archaeologica, Palenque, Chis., Mexico

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Palenque, Carretera a Palenque- Zona Archaeologica, Palenque, Chis., Mexico

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TOMB-PYRAMID OF PAKAL THE GREAT

He had a spellbinding burial chamber as he was a great Mayan ruler.

now it is in Mexico highlighting colonial heritage that has been passed down in Mexico

The glyphs tell takes of human sacrifice and hardship.

There is high conflict today to the colonial roots and cover ups that occurred there.

Palenque is still a very mysterious site, but it still is where the temple is so it must be put here in the correct place.

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San Lorenzo, Tlacoquemecatl del Valle, Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico

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The monumental and exposed works created from basalt.

Portrayed powerful Olmec rulers

Required many people and was transported miles. smaller objects were made for exportation, showcasing colonial power. they were moved to San Lorenzo and la Venta which was is now known as Guatemala. i display it on the map at san Lorenzo as that is where it was taken to neglecting colonialism, and showcasing the rat with the talent and hard work that came out of that area.