THE LIFE OF THE PUEBLO TRIBE
By Nasir Hedgepeth-Reid and Raymond Rosado
The Life of the Pueblo Tribe Core 3
Mrs.Venable Nasir Hedgepeth-Reid and Raymond Rosado
Published on March 4th, 2016
Pueblo’s Location The Pueblo tribe originally lived in the Mesa Verde Region. The Pueblo is also called the Anasazi
(Ancestral Puebloans). The Pueblo’s Location is Southeast of Utah,
southwest of Colorado, Northwest of New Mexico, and Northeast of Arizona. They lived along the desert, mountains, and region full of grassland, close to rivers and streams. The Pueblo also goes through the top of Mexico. The tribe is the second smallest tribe in the United states.
Pueblo’s Shelter In the desert, they lived in adobes, with hot climate, as neighborhood. Their houses were made out of wood, stone, adobe, clay, and sand. The houses have flat roofs and can be one or more stories tall. Pueblo people have lived in this style of building for more than 1,000 years. These adobes were actually built under mountains and make it look like cubed sand houses under a big mountain of sand.
This picture is one of the Anasazi cliff village.
One type of art and craft was the brave hawk doll that was a reminder to be brave. Another one of the dolls where the clean up after yourself when you are done with what you where doing. The last doll was to make children have sweet dreams Be brave
Clean up after yourself
Sweet dreams
Found turquoise stone when they settled in the southwest after they came from Siberia to Alaska across a land bridge around 21,000 years ago after last ice age was reaching an end.
Navajo silver and blue gem turquoise
Made pottery to hold water for their family‘s water
Legendary Potter of Pueblo made for decorations
Pueblo men wore breech clothing and deer skin moccasins. The pueblo woman wore mantas and moccasins
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Men wore basketry hats to protect them from the heat .
Women wore Haifa hats to protect them from the heat
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