Introduction
The Pueblo Indians relied more and more on farming than hunting, but if they had to hunt they would hunt wild animals and gather wild plants.
Task
The Pueblo Indians got food by raising animals, hunting, fishing, gathering and farming. They raised turkeys and hunted wild animals such as antelope, rabbit, deer, and bighorn sheep, but their diet primarily consisted of squash, beans, onions and corn, which was important in their spiritual life and ceremonies.
Process
The Pueblos often traded their produce with other Native American Indians that lived in the Southwest. They hunted with a weapon called a Atlatl. The Atlatl was like a spear or throwing stick used to throw pobjects with greater distance towards the target.
Evaluation
Pueblo Indians ate crops they grew. They also made thin bread, called piki, by spreading out corn paste in a thin layer and baking it on a flat stone that they put at the edge of the fire. They hunted but they also ate some of their farm animals such as cows and chickens.
Piki bread
Conclusion
Pueblo Indians obtained food by raising animals, hunting, fishing, gathering and farming.