South West Native Americans by Brandon
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The tribe lived in the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, a dry area near mountains where water was scarce. They spoke the same language and were skilled farmers who lived in semicircular masonry houses built into cliffs and caves. They farmed corn and other crops, created pottery, baskets, and kachina dolls, and celebrated ceremonies with dances and kachina spirits.
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- 1. South West Brandon February 4, 2013
- 2. The Region • They lived in the four corners area. • The region is very dry. • They live by mountains. • It is very hard to get water. • Not that many animals show up
- 3. The Tribe • They all speak the same language. • They were great farmers • They made many pots and bowls
- 4. Shelter • The pueblo had lived in houses made of semicircular masonry • They were built on big cliffs with long caves • The cave top was what they had for a roof • Wood or bone ladders were used to get in to the houses
- 5. Food • They farmed for their food • They harvested lots of corn • Then held lots of water
- 6. Resources • They used clay for houses • They used Rocks for tools • And mud to support houses
- 7. Jobs • Men did the hard labor. • They farmed many crops • They grinded corn • They found many hides
- 8. Clothing • They wore little clothing • Before marriage women wore earrings
- 9. Crafts • Women created many baskets • People created kachina dolls • People created beaded neckalaces
- 10. Ceremonies • They celebrated with kachinas • They perform dances
- 11. Tools • They had a plow for crops • They used bows for hunting • They used axes for wood.
- 12. Credits • http://mason.gmu.edu/~jjarski/portfolio/fall07/p • http://www.prweb.com/releases/sevendire ctionstours/puebloindians/prweb8993049. htm