Indigenous peoples of the Southwest
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The Indigenous peoples of the Southwest are Native American and First Nations groups from the arid and semi-arid regions of what is now the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, known for their complex agricultural practices, distinctive adobe and cliff dwellings, and rich artistic and ceremonial traditions.
Aliases (7)
Referenced by (8)
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Hopi people
("Puebloan cultures")
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Walapai
("Indigenous peoples of the Southwestern United States")
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Hwalʼbay
("Southwest culture area")
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Zuni Reservation
("Puebloan culture area")
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Heard Museum
("HOME: Native People in the Southwest")
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Indigenous peoples of North America
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Arkansas River region
("Indigenous peoples of the American Southwest")
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Mogollon culture
("Ancient Puebloan and related cultures of the U.S. Southwest")
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