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H-2415 A WOMAN OF ISLETA DECORATING POTTERY
COPR FRED HARVEY
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ARVEY
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THE PUEBLO INDIAN is a dweller in sub-
stantial villages with houses rising from one to
five stories in height and bordering on regular
streets or courts. In character he is peaceful, in-
dustrious and conservative. The occupation of the
men is largely confined to agriculture; the women
are the house builders and owners, and engage
extensively in the making of pottery, which is
decorated with geometrical and symbolical
designs.
THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGE.
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