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Pueblo

Published on Sep 12, 2016

All things pueblo

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Pueblo

By:Sheldon Shirah
Photo by Ron Cogswell

introduction

  • Have you ever imagined being in a place that gets only one inch of rain a year? Don't just imagine come learn about the Pueblo Indians that lived in New Mexico and survived such a place.
Photo by szeke

housing

  • The pueblo lived in New Mexico and made apartment like buildings which were also called pueblos that held many families. The upper levels were for the younger people and the lower for the ellderly. They used stairs and ladders to climb to the upper levels and would pull them up at night to protect them from enemies and wild animals.
Photo by titoalfredo

agriculture & food

  • The pueblo had to use dry farming and irrigation systems to carry water to the crops since there was a small amount of rainfall. This was important because their crops were their main food source. They rarely ate meat because the dry climate made it hard for animals to live close by.
Photo by Ecotlán

water supply

  • Almost all the water supply came from deep under the ground, because there were mountains on the outer side of the desert that got most of the rainfall.
Photo by @Doug88888

Water Supply

plants

  • The only plants around were different types of cacti, grasses ,and very few trees.

animals

  • There are not many animals that can live in the desert but I will tell you some of the ones that do. Different types of lizards, snakes, ,spiders, coyotes, and hares all live in the desert.
Photo by aftab.

climate

  • In the deserts of New Mexico, the temperatures reached hundreds of degrees and had very little rainfall.

landforms

  • The landforms found in New Mexico include: cacti, rocks, sand, small trees, grass, and cliffs.