Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona

The colors on Pascola Masks have meaning for the artists, color this mask to give it your own meaning! You can use the suggested colors or add your own but be sure and include what your color choices mean to you.

Color a Pascola Mask

Miss Mae teaches us about the Hiak Pahko ceremony.

Hiak Pahko

Miss Mae tells us about some Yaqui traditions and what happened to the Yaqui when the Spanish arrived, and later under the Mexican government.

Yaqui Traditions and Colonization

Miss Mae teaches us about Pascola Masks and the symbolism on them.

Pascola Masks

Miss Mae introduces us to the Pascua Yaqui people and where they live. 

Introduction to the Pascua Yaqui

Meet your tour guide, Miss Mae, to discuss anthropology and culture, research and the scientific process, and Native Nations of Arizona to prepare for your virtual Muse2You exhibit tour about the O'odham. 

What is Anthropology?

Miss Mae tells us about the enchanted Yaqui Flower World.

The Flower World

Miss Mae tells us about the story of the Talking Tree and it’s prophecy for the future of the Yaqui.

The Talking Tree and the Surem

Miss Mae introduces you to Pascua Yaqui history and culture on this virtual exhibit tour at the Arizona State Museum.

ASM Muse2You Paths of Life video tours created by Larea Lewis and produced by Larea Lewis and Lisa Falk, 2021. Museums for Digital Learning ASM Paths of Life resource kits produced by Sarah Willwater and Lisa Falk, 2022.

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Paths of Life Tour: The Pascua Yaqui, an Indigenous Nation in Arizona and Mexico

Color a Pascola Mask

Guiding Question