Join us for our next lecture of the 2013-14 season...
Treasure in the Southwest:
What we Seek, What we Find
by
Bob Julyan
Writer amd Lecturer
presented by
The Friends of Tijeras Pueblo
And the Sandia Ranger Station
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
at the
Sandia Ranger Station
Large Conference Room
6:30 pm*
The story of New Mexico began with at treasure hunt--Coronado's
search for the golden cities of Cibola. The treasure hunting continues
today: the Lost Adam's Diggings, the Victorio Peak Gold, the Lost
Dutchman Mine and many more. Bob Julyan doesn't offer clues to
the location of these treasures, but he does offer a lively and fun
discussion of the fascinating aspect of southwestern culture.
Bob is an Albuquerque-based writer and lecturer specializing in New
Mexico's human and natural histories. His Place Names of New
Mexico is a standard reference. He has written several outdoor
guides to the state. For many years Bob's New Mexico Humanities'
Council talks have been well received throught the state for their
enthusiasm and humor.
In this talk for FOTP he will speak not only about gold and silver but
also about the non-conventional treasures that archaeologists know
yet await discovery throughout the state.
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*A $5 donation is requested from non-members
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