A black and white photo of Native dancers from the Acoma Pueblo. There are three males in buffalo regalia and three females in Native regalia. All six appear to be young with one of the buffalo clad boys being very young. The stand facing toward the right, boy, girl, boy, girl, boy, girl. They each have a rattle in their right hand and a prop that looks like a bolt of lightening in their left hand. They are dancing inside of an ancient restored 800-year-old kiva. A beam of sunshine is seem in the upper left corner shinning in from the smoke hole in the center of the kiva's roof.