| Moki |
| SW Indian |
| Sun dancer |
| Mesa tribe |
| Shoshonian |
| Shoshonean |
| U.S. Indian |
| Mesa Indian |
| Pueblo man. |
| Mesa people |
| Pueblo tribe |
| Ariz. Indian |
| U. S. Indian |
| Ariz. native |
| Ariz. Pueblo |
| Snake dancer |
| Kiva builder |
| Pueblo group |
| Mesa dweller |
| Pueblo Indian |
| Pueblo people |
| Arizona tribe |
| Plains Indian |
| Ariz. Amerind |
| Kachina maker |
| Navajo rivals |
| Noted potters |
| Snake dancers |
| Western tribe |
| Pueblo dweller |
| Pueblo builder |
| Arizona Indian |
| Western Indian |
| Some Arizonans |
| Kachina carver |
| Pueblo sun god |
| Zuñi's cousin |
| Arizona native |
| Arizona natives |
| Arizona Indians |
| Native American |
| American Indian |
| Native Arizonan |
| Arizona artisan |
| Plains I ndians |
| Pueblo language |
| A Pueblo Indian |
| Navajo neighbor |
| Pueblo dwellers |
| A Pueblo people |
| Kachina carvers |
| Southwest tribe |
| Native Arizonans |
| Peaceful" Indian |
| Rain-dance tribe |
| Certain Arizonan |
| Tribe of Arizona |
| Southwest Indian |
| Kachina crafters |
| Indian of Arizona |
| Comanche relative |
| Expectant Indian? |
| Indian doll maker |
| Indian from Ariz. |
| Kachina craftsman |
| Kachina performer |
| Original Arizonan |
| Snake-dance tribe |
| Kachina worshiper |
| Navajo's neighbor |
| Arizona tribesman |
| Kachina fashioner |
| Southwestern tribe |
| Kachina doll maker |
| Indian in a pueblo |
| Optimistic Indian? |
| Rain dancer, maybe |
| Snake-dance dancer |
| Southwest language |
| Anasazi descendant |
| Indians of Arizona |
| Snake dance people |
| Kachina worshipper |
| Kachina doll makers |
| Shoshonean Arizonan |
| Some cliff dwellers |
| Snake dancing tribe |
| Pueblo Revolt tribe |
| Shoshonean language |
| Driver's invitation |
| Southwestern native |
| Pueblo tribe member |
| Kachina doll carver |
| Neighbor of a Navajo |
| Pueblo Indians group |
| Snake-dancing Indian |
| Snake-dancing people |
| Some Kachina carvers |
| Kachina doll carvers |
| Uto-Aztecan language |
| Pueblo-dwelling tribe |
| Certain Pueblo Indian |
| Arizona mesa dwellers |
| North American native |
| Painted Desert Indian |
| Pottery maker at Hano |
| Prayer stick wielders |
| Rain dance performers |
| Snake dance performer |
| Arizona snake dancers |
| Some Native Arizonans |
| Tribe of the Southwest |
| Arizona mesa tribesman |
| Kachina doll producers |
| Northern Arizona tribe |
| People met by Coronado |
| Pueblo-dwelling people |
| Tribe with a Bear Clan |
| Snake-dance specialist |
| Certain Kachina carvers |
| Certain peaceful Indian |
| Northern Arizona Indian |
| Snake dance participant |
| Indian of the Southwest |
| Northern Arizona native |
| Certain Native American |
| Neighbors of the Navajo |
| People of the Southwest |
| Native of the Southwest |
| Arizona Native American |
| Mesa dwellers of Arizona |
| Navajo's neighbor, maybe |
| Traditional snake dancer |
| Tribe with kachina dolls |
| Kachina doll-making tribe |
| Southwestern snake dancer |
| Language of the Southwest |
| Native American of Arizona |
| Southwestern pottery maker |
| Southwestern snake dancers |
| Kachina fashioner, for one |
| Desert islands, so to speak |
| Early Grand Canyon settlers |
| Indian of northeast Arizona |
| Southwestern cliff dwellers |
| Language related to Nahuatl |
| Tribe from the southwest US |
| They have their reservations |
| A language spoken in Arizona |
| Literally, "peaceful" person |
| Navajo's neighbor in Arizona |
| Language related to Comanche |
| Language related to Shoshone |
| Dwellers at First Mesa, Ariz. |
| Tribe famed for kachina dolls |
| Tribe known for kachina dolls |
| Chopin's Native American part? |
| Indian tribe with a rain dance |
| Snake dancers of the Southwest |
| Indian tribe with kachina dolls |
| Tribe that produces kachina dolls |
| Doll-making tribe of the Southwest |
| Native American tribe from Arizona |
| Group famed for blankets and pottery |
| Kachina doll-carving Native Americans |
| Early settlers around the Grand Canyon |
| Native American tribe of the southwest |
| Arizona tribe known for its Snake Dance |
| Arizona tribe known for its kachina dolls |
| Member of the Uto-Aztecan language family |
| Southwest tribe known for its Snake Dance |
| Language of the 1983 film title "Koyaanisqatsi |
| Native American tribe that carves kachina dolls |
| Native American tribe known for making kachina dolls |
| Member of a Pueblo Indian people of northeastern Arizona |
| Tribe that lives in an enclave in the Navajo reservation |
| Tribe whose reservation is entirely within the Navajo Reservation |
| Indian tribe that becomes a restaurant when you move its last letter to the beginning |