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Nestled just above the Financial District and below the West Village is a triangle of easygoing glitz called Tribeca. New Yorkers know it for its Whole Foods, its luxury workout studios, its strangely unpretentious elitism. They also know it for excellent places to eat, absolutely worth a trip to Chambers Street.
Pueblo. The Pueblo Indians, whose name is Spanish for stone masonry village dweller, have one of the oldest cultures in the United States. In the Pueblo Indians' early history, shelters consisted of structures integrated into natural caves and on cliffs. Later, they began to build homes out of sand and adobe next to rivers. Clusters of these homes, called pueblos (meaning villages or towns in Spanish), were also built on mesas, cliffs, and in canyons. Pueblos were remarkably similar to today's apartment complexes in that they interconnected several rooms and homes. Some pueblos were very large, with more than 100 rooms, 2 to 6 stories high, able to accommodate a village of 500 dwellers. A family would live in a room 12 by 24 feet in size.