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How Did The Pueblo Tribe Influence The Inca Tribe

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According to the four sources provided the authors discuss how the Pueblo tribe had influenced the Inca tribe as they had lived two centuries prior. The Pueblos were amazing craftsman as they would create many amazing things using their skills to live for a long time. The incas also were were amazing craftsman as they would have been influenced by the Pueblos to create many things in order to live on. Overall the Inca society had been influenced by the Pueblos as they were very talented and skilled as so where the Incas.

In the beginning the Incas were both master builders and stone masons and they created and built many useful and beautiful buildings and roads. For example, the site of Manchu Picchu in Peru was constructed by the Incas and it’s city building buildings and terraces are of the best quality, and they are still in existence today. This shows that the Incas were a very sophisticated society who …show more content…

For example, pueblo artifacts were found in cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde, Colorado that dated back to 1200 A.D. (1). This shows that other tribes such as the pueblos knew how to create shelters in the cliffs by cutting the rocks and creating terraces. This also shows that around 100 people lived in the Cliff Palace, and when the families grew they would make more rooms. Furthermore Pueblos tribes also traded goods with other tribes in Mexico and Central America, which allowed them to share their skills and knowledge with other civilizations. This shows that many of the tribes would take shells from the Gulf of California and create jewelry. This also shows that because of the substantial amount of trading many different types of jewelry have been found at Mesa Verde sites. All in all the Pueblos had been very intelligent as they have created homes in cliffs and traded with others to gain knowledge of other

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