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"Pueblo Indians" as a book category groups works about the Pueblo peoples of the American Southwest—historic and contemporary communities such as Hopi, Zuni, Taos and other pueblos—focusing on their lifeways, history, languages, arts (pottery, weaving, painting), architecture (multi-story adobe pueblos), ceremonies and spirituality, archaeology, and modern social and political issues. It includes a range of formats and approaches: scholarly ethnography and history, oral histories and biographies, art and photography books, children’s and young adult titles, fiction by Pueblo and non‑Pueblo authors, and guidebooks to sites and museums. Good entries center Pueblo voices and perspectives, document continuity and change, and avoid stereotypes; the label is often rendered today as "Pueblo peoples" or "Pueblo communities" to reflect self-identification and cultural specificity.

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