The pueblo Indians
Pueblo Indians are a group of Native American. The word "pueblo" come from Latin language meaning "tribe". Also,the pueblo tribe are descended from the Anasazi people. They settled in Northern Arizona, and in New Mexico through 1540-1542 a.d. Today, twenty-one groups still exist, with all but two (the Hopi in Arizona and the Tigua in Texas) in northern New Mexico. Adobe pueblo villages built around central plazas, and chambers (kivas), a traditional economy based on the irrigated cultivation of maize, squash, and pottery.
These are some things that are still used today and seen mostly every tourists places. Also, they still speak the language of the natives that lived in the past. The languages that they used to speak are Hopi, Towa, and Zuni those are the languages they still speak most of them. Also it has been proven that ancestors from the pueblo tribe moved north from Mexico. Other things have been proven to be truth.
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They would go hunting and leave their wives to get crops and cook and sometimes even stay as guards with arrows and weapons. Some woman died of rivalTribes for just being in there rival tribe or they would take them and teach them their ways and keep them. If they were pretty for the head of the tribe he would declare her his wife and show her his way. Sometimes if they were older age they would just kill them and babies to. Or they would sacrifice the children to praise their lords and gods.
The pueblo Indians moved on to discover different things and different places. Also, some of them vanished are were never to be found or seen again. There believe was that their gods would send them to a voyage which was traveling to other parts and discover new things and cultures. Well as the time has past and keeps passing the population of the pueblo Indians has vanished. The time keeps passing and more history is to
Pueblo Indians are a group of Native American. The word "pueblo" come from Latin language meaning "tribe". Also,the pueblo tribe are descended from the Anasazi people. They settled in Northern Arizona, and in New Mexico through 1540-1542 a.d. Today, twenty-one groups still exist, with all but two (the Hopi in Arizona and the Tigua in Texas) in northern New Mexico. Adobe pueblo villages built around central plazas, and chambers (kivas), a traditional economy based on the irrigated cultivation of maize, squash, and pottery.
These are some things that are still used today and seen mostly every tourists places. Also, they still speak the language of the natives that lived in the past. The languages that they used to speak are Hopi, Towa, and Zuni those are the languages they still speak most of them. Also it has been proven that ancestors from the pueblo tribe moved north from Mexico. Other things have been proven to be truth.
There has been more facts …show more content…
They would go hunting and leave their wives to get crops and cook and sometimes even stay as guards with arrows and weapons. Some woman died of rivalTribes for just being in there rival tribe or they would take them and teach them their ways and keep them. If they were pretty for the head of the tribe he would declare her his wife and show her his way. Sometimes if they were older age they would just kill them and babies to. Or they would sacrifice the children to praise their lords and gods.
The pueblo Indians moved on to discover different things and different places. Also, some of them vanished are were never to be found or seen again. There believe was that their gods would send them to a voyage which was traveling to other parts and discover new things and cultures. Well as the time has past and keeps passing the population of the pueblo Indians has vanished. The time keeps passing and more history is to