Pueblo

The Pueblo lived in fixed-location communities.

A hundred and fifty feet from this pueblo is a large upright block of sandstone, which is said to be used as a datum point in the observations of the sun made by a priest of Zuñi for the regulation of the time for planting and harvesting, for determining the new year, and for fixing the dates of certain other ceremonial observances.

The Spaniards took over whole pueblos, and the indians^([sic]) were taxed, enslaved, and tortured.

‘And their flats and houses?’ Jane pointed to a custer of executive villas in the pueblo style.