The expedition led by the Spanish explorer Francisco Vázquez de Coronado in 1540 to locate rumoured rich cities to the north of Mexico resulted in the discovery of various Pueblo Indian communities and explorations in the middle Rio Grande and upper Pecos areas.
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Known south of the border as Río Bravo del Norte, and to the indigenous Pueblo people as P'Osoge, its various sections were given an array of now mostly forgotten names by sixteenth-century explorers Río Caudaloso, Río de la Concepción, Río de las Palmas, Río de Nuestra Señora, Río Guadalquivir, Río Turbio, River of May, Tiguex River.
Habitats that are favourable sites for burrowing, primarily clay and siltstone outcrops, attract large numbers of epibenthic organisms and demersal fishes, and become so inundated with biologically eroded excavations of various shapes and sizes that they resemble a "Pueblo Village", providing a three-dimensional shelter for ∼20 different species [12], [16], [29].
In fact, the width of the growth rings visible on the surface of the cut tree trunk provides a partial history of climatic conditions, the spacing of the growth rings of different size having been correlated with known periods of drought and cold to provide reliable archaeological dating of various structures, as in the timbers used in Indian pueblos in the southwestern United States.
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They recur at various times during the spring and summer, with most pageantry after Easter and on the pueblo's saint's day.
<El> Mundo y sus pueblos.
Pueblo Indians, North American Indian peoples known for living in compact permanent settlements known as pueblos.
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