Puebloan culture

The Puebloan culture, originating in the southwestern United States, is known for its rich history of adobe villages, intricate pottery, and advanced farming techniques suited to arid environments. They built multi-story dwellings called pueblos, often constructed from clay and stone, emphasizing community living. The culture emphasizes a deep spiritual connection to land and nature, with complex social and ceremonial traditions. Their legacy includes impressive architectural feats, like cliff dwellings, and enduring artistic expressions that reflect their historical resilience and cultural identity. Today, Puebloan peoples continue to preserve their traditions, language, and community life, contributing significantly to regional history and culture.