The Pueblo people lived in the Four Corners region of the southwestern United States, known for its hot summers and cold winters. They resided in cliff dwellings made of rock and clay that housed single families. Their diet consisted of foods like corn, beans, squash and chili that they grew as farmers and hunters. Men wore breechcloths and women wore cotton dresses. They used tools like spears, bows and arrows, as well as items for cooking and construction. The Pueblo spoke multiple languages and followed both Catholic and native religious beliefs involving snakes. They were skilled craftspeople, producing pottery, jewelry, carvings and baskets, being especially known for their colorful

1. By Julia TharpThe Pueblo

2. Location and Climate Lived near the four corners

3. Also lived in Nevada

4. Said to be hotter then the devil’s liar in the summer

5. Said to have severe wintersHome and Family Structure Lived in cliff homes made of rock and clay.

6. One family lived in each house.FoodThey ate foods such as bread, tortillas, corn pudding, frijoles(Beans), and chili stews

7. They were hunters and farmersClothing and ToolsMen wore breechcloths and women wore dresses called Mantas which were made of cotton.

8. They used spears, bow and arrows, paddles for baking bread and ladders made of young trees. Language and BeliefsThey used 4 main languages called Kiowa-Tanoan, Uto-Aztecan, Zuni, and Penutian.