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  • The Meseta Purhépecha along the route of los Once Pueblos is far from uninteresting.

    From Ajijic to Patzcuaro 2005

  • Indians, called Pueblos, from the fact of their living in towns, who are in a semi-civilized state, and in whose condition may be traced an analogy to the much exaggerated. civilization of the ancient Mexicans.

    Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains 1916

  • The dress of the Pueblos is a mixture of their ancient costume with that introduced by the Spaniards.

    Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains 1916

  • Felipe, a village of the tribe of Indians known as Pueblos, or Indios Manzos - half-civilized Indians.

    Wild Life in the Rocky Mountains 1916

  • People of the ancient Mexican and Central American race are not found farther north than New Mexico and Arizona, where they are known as Pueblos, or Village Indians.

    Ancient America, in Notes on American Archaeology 1846

  • This is the dress of the native "Pueblos", or _Indios mansos_ -- the poor labourers of the mines, and the neophytes of the mission.

    The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico Mayne Reid 1850

  • There are many towns in New Mexico inhabited exclusively by "Pueblos," a name given to a large tribe of civilised

    The White Chief A Legend of Northern Mexico Mayne Reid 1850

  • Pueblos are semi-independent nations with their own laws and regulations.

    mjh's blog — 2009 — February 2009

  • The Dos Pueblos students are stymied at first, and team meetings dissolve into bickering.

    Celebrity Geeks Robert P. Crease 2011

  • The occupants: four members of the robotics team from the Dos Pueblos high school in Goleta, Calif., near Santa Barbara.

    Celebrity Geeks Robert P. Crease 2011

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