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ee. Many times I have seen evidences of these ceremonies along dry arroyo banks on the Pajarito Plateau. CHAPTER VIII Present Times In 1880, Adolph F. Bandelier, famous Swiss ethnologist, archivist and historian, entered the Valley of the Frijoles. At the time, ^ he was connected with the Archaeological Institute of America and had been sent to New Mexico to work among the Indians who today live in mud-walled pueblos up and down the banks of the Rio Grande. Bandelier spent a great many days at Santo Domingo and Cochiti seeking out legends and myths regarding the peoples pa