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Not just a chunk of wood, this architectural bracket (or "corbel") dates back to the 1790s, when it adorned the mission church at Pecos, New Mexico. Carved and decorated with painted elements, this corbel would have been built into the church’s adobe wall. Established by Spanish Franciscans to convert Pueblo peoples in 1621, the church in Pecos was rebuilt after the Pueblo Revolt of 1680. Much later, the corbel was excavated by Dr. Ferdinand V. Hayden in 1870 for the U.S. National Museum Bureau of Ethnology, before being transferred to the National Museum of History and Technology—our previous name. Today, the site of the mission church is a National Historic Landmark and State Park. @NationalParkService #HispanicHeritageMonth #HHM2017 #NewMexicoHistory #ReligiousHistory #LatinoHistory #AmericanHistory #Architecture #ManyVoices

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