Bears Ears photozine reveals the sacredness, beauty, and mystery of this significant cultural landscape. For 13,000 years Native Americans have continuously inhabited the mesa tops, evergreen forests, and redrock canyons of the Greater Bears Ears area. This high desert landscape includes over 100,000 vulnerable archaeological sites from various populations; cliff dwellings, kivas, rock art images, and burial grounds.

Bears Ears photozine emphasizes the Antiquities Act proposal created by a five tribe coalition - Navajo, Uintah & Ouray Ute, Hopi, Zuni, and Ute Mountain Ute Nations - in 2015, the coalition released the proposal that protects and preserves the cultural and natural resources inside Bears Ears. The core of the proposal is focused on spiritual and land stewardship.

Bears Ears zine is a self-published, limited edition photozine of 250 copies. 30 black and white photographs within the Greater Bears Ears area. Published in 2018.

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Includes an essay by Terry Tempest Williams and a poem by Denae Shanidiin.

A percentage of proceeds go to Utah Diné Bikéyah.

Each zine:

Signed and Numbered

5.25” x 7.25"

30 black & white photos

56 photocopy pages

Letterpress cover

Hand-stitched binding

Cover design by Denae Shanidiin.

Letterpress cover by Stefanie Dykes at Saltgrass Printmakers.

Collating and binding by good friends and family, with love, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

$5.00 s/h fee per order in USA. Mailed through USPS. Contact russel@russeldaniels.com for International orders and shipping.

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