WHERE THE PUEBLO AND THE CAVE DWELLERS LIVED

DESERTS, DRY TEMPERATURES, LITTLE RAIN

HOW THE PUEBLO LIVED, THEIR BELIEFS, GOVERNMENT, CEREMONIES, AND CUSTOMS

THE DANCE WAS DONE TO IMITATE THE WAY SOMEONE IS SEEKING THEIR ENEMY. THE PERFORMER'S BODY WAS LEANED FORWARD AND AN ARROW OR TOMAHAWK WAS IN THEIR RIFHT HAND, AND A FEATHER WAS IN THEIR LEFT. THE ELBOWS WERE FLEXED ANDTHE HANDS WERE FORWARD. THE DANCERS WOULD TURN THEIR HEADS FROM SIDE TO SIDE AND THEY WOULD SLODE THEIR FEET.

THE EAGLE DANCE WAS A PRAYER TO THE THUNDER BIRD FOR RAIN.

THE MOST DISTINGUISHED INDIAN DANCE. IT HAD EUROPEAN SOUNDS AND WAS PLAYED WITH VIOLIN.

HOW THE PUEBLO CARRIED THEMSELVES.

MEN WORE BREECHCLOTHS OR KILTS.

WOMEN WORE MANTAS AND PUTTEE.

HOW THE PUEBLO LIVED

THE PUEBLOS HAD A THEOCRATIC GOVERNMENT WITH A HEAD PRIEST CALLED A CACIQUE.

PUEBLOS LIVED IN ADOBE HOUSES THAT SOMETIMES HAD DOZENS OF UNITS.

PUEBLO CHILDREN, WOMEN, AND MEN DAILY LIVES

PUEBLOANS MADE JEWELRY, POTTERY, AND BASKETS

THE PUEBLO DID NOT HAVE A SPECIFIC RELIGION