ADOBES Presentation By: Alyssa Doyle. What are Adobes? Adobes were houses for an Indian Tribe.

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ADOBES Presentation By: Alyssa Doyle

What are Adobes? Adobes were houses for an Indian Tribe.

What Indians Live in Adobes?  Pueblo Indians live in Adobes.  The picture below is of real Pueblo Indians.

Pueblo Indians  Pueblo Indians live in the Southwest American Indian region which includes Arizona, New Mexico, the southern portion of Colorado, and northern Mexico.  Pueblo Indians are an example of Division of Labor.  The picture below is Pueblo Indians working by their Adobe

Adobes  Adobes can be big for a whole family or small to sleep very few.  If the adobe had multiple stories, ladders were used inside the adobe to reach the upper levels.  The picture below is a big Adobe to sleep a whole family.

Adobe In Progress  Adobes are made from mud and straw.  Once the mixture is made it is stomped and sundried.  When you make an Adobe you take wood to put it in the form of the Adobe then take adobe (mud and straw) and cover it up.