Picuris Pueblo, Pe’ewi
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Pottery from Picuris is virtually indistinguishable from that of Taos Pueblo. Of the several expeditions by the Smithsonian to the Southwest, no pottery was collected from Picuris. There are a few contemporary potters today who make bean pots—reputedly the finest vessels for cooking beans.
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