ALBUQUERQUE - Across New Mexico, the zia symbol is everywhere ... titled Ours: The Zia Sun, seeks to change all that — in part by tracing the zia’s history and exploring its continuing ...

One of the most recognizable symbols of New Mexico is the zia sun symbol. Originating with the Zia Pueblo, the symbol is sacred and holds lessons on life and the interconnectedness of everything ...

ALBUQUERQUE (AP) – Across New Mexico, the zia symbol is everywhere: On license plates, newspapers, flags, T-shirts, beer cans, jewelry – even skin. But many who sport the ubiquitous zia are ...

ALBUQUERQUE — Across New Mexico, the zia symbol is everywhere ... titled Ours: The Zia Sun, seeks to change all that — in part by tracing the zia’s history and exploring its continuing ...

The Zia symbol is seemingly everywhere in New Mexico, including the state’s flag. But do you know what it means?Click through this slideshow to learn the meaning of the Zia symbol. The Zia ...

It’s the ongoing debate: Is it appropriate for retailers, casinos and even the State of New Mexico to use a sacred tribal symbol to represent all things ‘Land of Enchantment?’ It waves in ...

The Zia symbol has become the symbol of New Mexico. Many New Mexicans wear it proudly on their clothes, hats and even skin. But it really belongs to the Zia Pueblo, and now one New Mexico business ...

It’s the ancient Zia Indians of New Mexico’s symbol for the sun. It’s a red circle with groups of rays pointing in four directions. A symbol that looks similar to the one on the city flag of ...

Several months ago, Moccia received a design from Ruben Nanez, an Aggie fan who wanted to incorporate the Zia Sun Symbol onto ... institution for the state of New Mexico and would offer a unique ...

PORTALES, N.M. (AP) - Students at Eastern New Mexico University are recommending that the school drop the use of the Zia sun symbol and name. A vote by the student body this month sends the ...

The 20-inch bowl-shaped pottery features the iconic Zia sun symbol and images of football players, a deer, mountain lion, buffalo and eagle." The New Mexico Bowl is always one of the first bowls ...