Adobe buildings in Native American Culture. A mixture of clay and water called adobe was one of the primary building materials used by American Indians of pre-Inca Peru, Mesoamerica, and the North American Southwest of what is now the United States. Applied wet as plaster or mortar, or mixed with plant fiber and dried into bricks, adobe enabled builders to construct vast APARTMENT COMPLEXES, referred to as pueblos by the Spaniards, throughout these regions.

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US Tribes A to Z. Extinct American Indian Tribes K to M. Extinct Indian Tribes W to Z. Extinct Native American Indian Tribes N-P. Extinct Native American Tribes A-C. Extinct Native American Tribes T to V. US Tribes A to B. US Tribes C to D. US Tribes E to G. US Tribes H to J.

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