Pueblos is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUEBLOS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PUEBLO, a communal dwelling of certain Indian tribes
• a town or village in Spain, Latin America, or the south-western US, especially an American Indian settlement.
• a member of any of various American Indian peoples, including the Hopi, occupying pueblo settlements chiefly in New Mexico and Arizona.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or denoting the Pueblo or their culture

Words related to PUEBLOS

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How to use PUEBLOS in a sentence

• The Cliff Dwellers and the Pueblos do not as a rule impress the stranger with their physical development, nor are they on the average exceptionally tall or heavy.
• Unlike the Pueblos, these larger men wear little clothing, so that their muscular development and the size of their limbs are more conspicuous.
• The pueblo of pueblos is Acoma, a city without a peer.
• This black and green ware goes far and wide, and everywhere is recognized as coming from the Once Pueblos.
• When he brought it, I noticed that the mug was of the characteristic black and green ware of the Once Pueblos, but asked the boy where it was made.
• Only the native-chosen authorities, who are obliged to reside there during their term of office, form something like a permanent population in the pueblos.
• The ratio of rooms to inhabitants in the present pueblos would give a population for this village of about 450 persons.
• This small room was probably at one time a small open space between two projecting rooms, such as are often seen in the inhabited pueblos.
• Such walls are now used among the Pueblos for the sides of trails, etc.
• These were pueblos built of cut stone rudely dressed.
• When the Spaniards founded it in 1582, it was built on the site of one of the old Indian pueblos, whose date went back to the earliest history of the country.
• In the autumn of 1885 many of the ruined pueblos of Tusayan were surveyed and examined.
• The methods pursued in making the surveys of the inhabited pueblos were essentially the same throughout.
• X, show unusual precision of workmanship and finish, resembling in this respect some of the ancient pueblos farther north.
• The builders of large valley pueblos must frequently have been forced to resort hastily to defensive sites on finding that the valley towns were unfitted to withstand attack.
• Its state of preservation is such that it throws light on details which have not survived the general destruction in the other pueblos.
• These portions, arranged approximately in rows, show a marked resemblance to pueblos of known recent date.
• Material of this class pertaining to the Cibola group of pueblos unfortunately could not be procured.
• Unfortunately we have no examples of such features in the ruined pueblos, for in the destruction or decay of the houses they are among the first details to be lost.
• In all the oven, devices of the pueblos the interior is first thoroughly heated by a long continued fire within, the structure.
• The views of the modern pueblos, given in Chapters III and IV, will indicate the extent to which this feature occurs in the two groups.
• In this respect they follow the arrangement characteristic of the ancient pueblos, in which all the larger openings are window-like doorways.
• Primitive as this device is, however, its conception is far in advance of the aboriginal culture of the pueblos, and both it and the string latch must have come from without.
• The narrowness of the largest doors and windows in the ancient pueblos suggests timidity on the part of the ancient builders.
• Both architectural and traditional evidence are in accord in establishing a continuity of descent from the ancient Pueblos to those of the present day.
• The ordinary or dwelling-house plan has not been at all modified, not even to the extent that it has in the modern pueblos.
• Entrance to the kivas is always through the roof, a ceremonial requirement quite as rigidly adhered to today among the Pueblos as it was formerly among their ancestors.
• The evident inferiority of the modern pueblos to some of the old ruins has been urged as an argument against their connection.
• This precaution on the part of the Pueblos again reminds us that human nature, in its primitive devices for self-protection, is everywhere very much the same.

Similar words containing PUEBLO without suffix s

pueblo10 prepueblo15

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