Scenarios about 'pueblo culture'
Pueblo culture refers to the Indigenous societies of the American Southwest, characterized by their distinctive multi-story adobe or stone communal dwellings and sophisticated agricultural practices dating back to approximately 750 CE. These communities developed complex religious ceremonies, irrigation systems, and artistic traditions including pottery and weaving, while maintaining cultural resilience through Spanish colonization and American territorial expansion. Pueblo peoples continue to maintain their cultural identity, languages, and traditional practices in contemporary New Mexico and Arizona.
What If Santa Fe Had Prioritized Indigenous Cultural Preservation in the 1950s?
Exploring how Santa Fe, New Mexico might have developed if it had implemented a comprehensive indigenous cultural preservation and environmental protection plan in the 1950s instead of the 1990s.