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| show | Navajo(Dine)word meaning "Enemy ancestors" or "Ancient people who are not us"
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| show | Culture that existed from about 1200 BC to 1300 AD in the 4 corners of the SW U.S. Best known for the ruins of their monumental cliff dwellings at places like Mesa Verde, which they abandoned at the end of the 13th century.
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| show | aka "Dene" people were hunter- gatherers, until they adopted Pueblo life. Known for raising sheep, blanket eaving, and pottery. The Navajo Reservation in AZ is the largest in the USA.
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| show | A hard, sedimentary cyrstalline form of the mineral quartz; can be "flaked" with a harder stone to make arrowheads, spearpoints,etc.
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| show | The art of pouring colored sands, powdered pigments from minerals or crystals, and pigments from natural sources onto a suface to make a fixed, or unfixed and painting. Often tempoary, ritual paintings prepared for religious or healings or ceremonies.
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| show | (meh-TAH-tay) A flat or slighly concave stone base on which grain, nuts and seeds were ground using the smaller mano.
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| show | stationary; settled in one place; opposite of nomadic.
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| show | Cultivating plants and seeds for food
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| show | Pictures or picture-like symbols that represent an idea or tell a story. Pictographs can be found in the works of many ancient cultures on papyrus or wood, on cloth, on pottery and jewelry, painted on walls.
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| Pottery | show 🗑
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| show | 1. Benevolent spiritual intermediates between certain southwestern peoples and the jobs. Kachinas bring good health, fertilty, rain, abundnace and other blessings. 2. (Modern days) Dolls or images of the supernatural beings.
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| show | Pueblo peoples wove decorative baskets and sandals from the fibers of the Yucca Plant. They wove colorful, intricate blankets form sheep's wool. Dyed with natural plant and rock materials.
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| show | The primary traditional round home of the Navajo people; made of wooden poles covered with layers of mud. Door faces east to greet the sun.
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| show | Nomadic tribes who raided and plundered agricultural pueblos.
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| show | {"Kachina hump" probally of Hopi/Zuni origin} A well known mythological hump-backed flute player in most Southwestern Pueblo cultures. Among other things, this spiritual figure repersents fertiltiy and rain.
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| show | MOH-kee)A hopi word meaning "the dead" which is often used to identify their ancestors. Prefered by the Hopi to the Dine Navajo word, "Anazazi"
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| show | Rock carving or rock "art" made by "pecking" the surface with another rock. Ex. "Newspaper Rock" in Holbrook, Arizona
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| show | Small pine tree with large edible nuts. Spanish for "pine nut"
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| show | 1. Modern Native American Indian peoples, including those living at Hopi, Zuni, Acoma,Laguna, Jemes and Zia pueblos and the 14 Rio Grande pueblos. 2. Anazazi ancestors of the modern Puebloans.
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| show | In hand spinning, the spindle is a rounded wooden rod for twisting cotton fibers into thread. The whorl is a sort of flywheel that regulates the speed of the spinning wheel.
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| Colorado River | show 🗑
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| show | Foot drums,tamborines,reed flute,turtle shells used to create connections to spirit world and reflect sounds of the natural landscape.
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