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PUEBLO INDIANS
The historic period of pueblo pottery (AD 1600 until 1880) began during the time of the first Spanish settlements and lasted u till the completion of the railroad through out the South West. During this period potters began to move away from the black on white pottery as characterized by Anasazi pottery and three and four color polychrome pottery emerged. The pueblo Indians whose name is Spanish for “stone Masonry village dweller”, are one of the oldest cultures in the United States.
One of their closest relatives the Anasazi Indians have a history, which is dated back to around 6,000 years. The Pueblo Indians are known for constructing impressive dwellings, making pottery and other artifacts, and weaving baskets. The Anasazi’s followed thei...
The historic period of pueblo pottery (AD 1600 until 1880) began during the time of the first Spanish settlements and lasted u till the completion of the railroad through out the South West. During this period potters began to move away from the black on white pottery as characterized by Anasazi pottery and three and four color polychrome pottery emerged. The pueblo Indians whose name is Spanish for “stone Masonry village dweller”, are one of the oldest cultures in the United States.
One of their closest relatives the Anasazi Indians have a history, which is dated back to around 6,000 years. The Pueblo Indians are known for constructing impressive dwellings, making pottery and other artifacts, and weaving baskets. The Anasazi’s followed thei...
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