Sipapu
Sipapu, a
Hopi word, is a small hole or indentation in the floor of kivas used by the
Anasazi and modern-day
Puebloans. It symbolizes the portal through which their ancient ancestors
first emerged to enter the present world. More generally, it functions as a reminder of the Puebloan's earthly origins.
Sipapu ski resort, New Mexico, is named for the
Sipapu.
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