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| Diet consisted of wild seeds, mesquite and screw beans, mountain pine-nuts, and meat from sheep, deer, and small game such as rabbits. They were farmers and raised crops of corn, beans, squash, gourds, and cotton. |
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| This photograph is entitled "Painted Teepee" it hangs in the main art exhibit room along with many other historic photos. |
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| The Pueblo people used the cotton they grew to weave into blankets, dresses for the women, and breech-cloths or kilts for the men. They loved beads of shell and turquoise pendants, fetishes or charms. The jewelry list also included small black and red beads made of stone and ornaments from shells imported from the California coast. |
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