1. Pueblo Indians By: Yannelle Diaz
By: Yannelle Diaz

2. Main Menu HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY HOMES DRESS FOOD CUSTOMS & RELIGION
INTERESTING FACTS
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HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY
The Pueblo Indians were led by the Great Spirit.
The Pueblo people were to defend good or evil.
Ceremonies and traditions were in harmony with their natural world.
Each Pueblo village had at least two kivas.
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4. HISTORY & GEOGRAPHY
In most villages strangers were not allowed into kivas.
The kivas also functioned as a meeting room for men.
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5. HOMES Pueblo Indians lived in adobe houses.
The adobe houses were made of clay and straw baked into hard bricks and stone.
Pueblo people used ladders to reach upstairs.
In the past, the Pueblo Indians lived in parts of Colorado, Utah ,Arizona and Texas.
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6. DRESS The men would wear breechcloths or short kilts.
The woman wore knee-length cotton dresses.
They called them mantas.
The men and women wore deerskin moccasins for shoes.
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FOOD
The Pueblo Indians were experts at farming.
They dug holes as deep as 12 to 14 inches [30to36 centimeters].
They dried vegtables and meat strips.
They raised crops of beans, sunflowers, cotton and tobbaco.
The men hunted animals like deer and bear.
Women gathered fruits, nuts and herbs.
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8. CUSTOMS & RELIGION The Pueblo Indians were led by the Great Spirit.
The Pueblo people were expected to defend good or evil.
Ceremonies and traditions were in harmony with their natural world.
Each Pueblo village had at least two kivas.
In most villages strangers were not allowed into kivas.
The kivas also funktioned as a meeting room for men.
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9. INTERESTING FACTS Pueblo made stone carvings, baskets and weavings.
They made Kachina dolls.
Eagle feathers are sacred used for medicine.
They have four languages.
Eagle feathers are used in religious ceremonies and dresses.
Parents had to approve there marriage.
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10. CREDITS
.D’Apice, Mary. The Pueblo. Vero Beach,Florida: Rourke, Print. Englar, Mary. The Pueblo farmers for the southwest. Mankato, Minnesota: Capstone Press, Print. Legay, Gilbert. Atls of Indians of North America. Hauppauge, NewYork: Barron’s, Print. “Pueblo Tribe.” Native American Facts for Kids. Native Languages of the Americas, Web. 10 Nov <
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