- The
Puebloans, or
Pueblo peoples, are
Native Americans in the
Southwestern United States who
share common agricultural, material, and
religious practices...
- The
Ancestral Puebloans, also
known as the
Anasazi and by the
earlier term the Basketmaker-Pueblo culture, were an
ancient Native American culture that...
- The
Puebloans of the
southwestern United States and
northern Mexico are
descended from
various peoples who had
settled in the area, and
shaped by the...
- The Tiwa or
Tigua are a
group of
related Tanoan Puebloans in New Mexico. They
traditionally speak a Tiwa
language (although some
speakers have switched...
- Site in Colorado. The park
protects some of the best-preserved
Ancestral Puebloan ancestral sites in the
United States.
Established by
Congress and President...
- A kiva is a
space used by
Puebloans for
rites and
political meetings, many of them ****ociated with the
kachina belief system.
Among the
modern Hopi and...
- of
Ancestral Puebloan dwellings are
found across the
American Southwest. With
almost all
constructed well
before 1492 CE,
these Puebloan towns and villages...
- New
Mexico where it is
known as posole, and is a
common dish
among the
Puebloan Indigenous peoples residing along the Rio Grande. In the
Southwestern United...
- "horseshoe") are
architectural features ****ociated with the
Ancestral Puebloan road network. They
feature three-foot-tall
curved masonry walls in the...
-
unwanted guests.
Larger pueblos were
occupied by
hundreds to
thousands of
Puebloan people.
Several federally recognized tribes have
traditionally resided...
