What was the climate for pueblo?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The climate for the pueblo Indians was once very wet, but then it became dry. They used to hunt wooly mammoths when it was wet because that was when they lived. Wooly mammoths provided sources of food, as well as clothing from their fur. When it was dry they could only hunt rabbits and only a few other animals. Because it was dry and they needed to grow grains and vegetables, they built irrigation systems, which let water flow through all these places. Next, caribou was the prime meat and clothing. That was the climate where the pueblo thrived and dwelled in, as well as what they hunted and why. The pueblo Indians were not just called the pueblo Indians, they had other names too. They were also named the "cliff dwellers". Since it was dry, they held snake dances. These were to bring rain. How these ceremonies would go was that after four snakes were hunted down, they were brought before the high priest. A male dancer put a snake between his teeth and did a certain dance. When he did that with all four snakes, everyone let them go and the snakes were to go ask the gods for rain for the tribe who just did the dance. At least that is what they thought. I hope this answers most of your questions about the pueblo Indians. Thank you for reading!