They made adobe bricks from mud or clay mixed with straw, sun baked them so that they'd harden, and stacked them up. When They hit the top of a story, they'd make the roof by laying logs across the top, covering those with hay, straw, and brush, then covering that with adobe or clay. the roof of that story would become the floor of the next story up. These adobe homes, sometimes called "Pueblos", were usually one to seven stories high. few windows, with none on the bottom story. The main entryway was a hole on the roof. The Pueblo Indians sometimes covered the windows with adobe bricks if the weather was too cold. Sometimes they covered windows with "Selenite", the clear form of the rock called "Gypsum".
Yes! That is how they got their name.
It depended on the season
No, Courtney Simon did.
Did the pueblo indians build and use totem poles
pueblos
In what year did the Pueblos Indians fight thr Spanish
The Pueblo Indians live in Pueblos in New Mexico.
no
The jemez Indians lived in Pueblos.
The native American Indians
Clay was abundant. It makes a great material to build homes in a dry climate.
Apaches, Navajos and Spanish conquerors