The term "Pueblo" comes from the Spanish word for "village" or "town," which reflects the communal lifestyle of the Native American groups in the Southwestern United States. These groups, known for their adobe dwellings and agricultural practices, were encountered by Spanish explorers in the 16th century. The name was adopted to describe both the people and their distinctive villages. Today, "Pueblo" also refers to specific Native American tribes, particularly those of New Mexico.
'Adobe' was what the Pueblo peoples made to build their homes.
Kimea is the only name i know that is of pueblo origin. It is a girls name. Sorry, that's all I have.
The name of Hopi village is pueblo
Pueblo, Colorado. Pueblo is Spanish for "people" or "town".
Pueblo
Town, or village.
Well on his expedition he got in a battle with the Pueblo Indians and got injured but survived
L.A., San Jose, and San Juan all started out as a spanish pueblo.
they did the eagle dance b I got a itch
Anasazi
un pueblo
pueblo homes