What do pecos Indians eat?

The Pecos Indians, part of the Pueblo tribes, traditionally consumed a diet based on agriculture, primarily growing corn, beans, and squash, known as the "Three Sisters." They also hunted small game and gathered wild plants, nuts, and seeds. Additionally, they utilized seasonal resources from their environment, such as fish and game, contributing to a diverse and balanced diet. Their culinary practices reflected the seasonal availability of food and their deep connection to the land.