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Content: Navajo, Pueblo, and Anasazi
How did the Northwest Coast people develop and use animal imagery in their homes? Northwest Coast people lived in extended family groups or clans that claimed descent from a mythic animal or animal-human ancestry. The family derived its name and the right to use certain animals and spirits as emblems or crests from its mythic ancestor. What is twining? Twining is the sewing together of a vertical warp of rods. Summarize the Pomo legend, explaining the significance of the basket. According to Pomo legend, the earth was dark until their hero stole the sun and brought it to the earth in a basket. He hangs the basket each day, moving its position because he cannot decide which light he likes. Describe the communities of the Pueblo people and the functions of their homes. The little towns of the Pueblo consisted of multistory dwellings and areas in which people would make food or conduct trade.