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they have said: "These are very generous landscapes - once tribal and sometimes mythic; land thought to possess a resident spirit." - Joseph Giovannini, Architectural Digest, February 1983. - "The architect and owners respected and sensed the site; they preserved it. The site remains a mystery, a discovery, an activity - and the central meaning of the Empie home." "With all the power they contained, rocks were frequently chosen as places for worship. The power in the rocks is evident at the Empie site. The intent of the makers of the petroglyphs is clear - they wanted them associated with the power." - Lawrence Loendorf, Research Professor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, New Mexico State University |
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