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49—INDIAN PUEBLO FAMILY, NEW MEXICO
As a rule the Indian prefers the dress of
his tribal custom. Most Pueblos of New Mexico
use the same style of costume, but many
dress, or partly dress, in American clothes.
The Pueblo Indian was the first to take up
blanket weaving from the European, but it
has been passed on to the Navajo. Their time
is mostly occupied in basket weaving, pottery
making, farming, hunting and stock raising.
They are a fairly independent and thrifty
class.
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