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This document discusses Zia Pueblo in New Mexico, noting that Zia likes to make pottery and their sign represents the four directions. It also mentions that there are cowboys, cactuses, and wolves in New Mexico along with various Indian tribes, and that New Mexico is a desert region.
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Student # 3
- 1. ZIA Student # 3 March2010
- 3. TheZiasignrepresentsnorth, south, east, and west
- 4. Thisisthe Censo in New Mexico
- 5. Thisis a map of theZia Pueblo
- 6. There are lots of cowboys
- 7. There are a lot of cactuses in New Mexico
- 8. There are a lot of wolves in New Mexicotoo
- 9. These are thetribes of theIndianNation
- 10. New Mexicois a dessert