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The Hopis: An Insight into Their Traditional Lifestyle and Culture

Chapter 1 discusses the Hopi people, who reside in Pueblos constructed from adobe, clay, and straw. It highlights their adaptive eating habits, including the unique practice of consuming animal waste during food shortages. The chapter explores their artistic heritage through pottery and traditional dances, such as the Bean Dance. Additionally, it mentions their dietary habits, which included bison and elephant, and geographical presence in regions including Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona.

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The Hopis: An Insight into Their Traditional Lifestyle and Culture

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  1. The Hopis

  2. Chapter 1

  3. The hopis lived in Pueblos or adobe houses made by clay, straw, or hard brick.

  4. When the hopis ran out of food they ate animal waste.

  5. The hopies did pottery, made out of clay.

  6. Hopis have Traditional dances like Bean dances.

  7. Sometimes the Hopis ate Bison.

  8. They also ate Elephant.

  9. Some of the hopis lived in Mexico , • Colorado, and Arizona.

  10. By, Jimmy Alex and Fher

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