When the Navajo first arrived, they found the Pueblo people and another group called the cliff dwellers.
The cliff dwellers hold special significance because they became part of the Navajo.
The cliff dwellers eventually became the Navajo and developed their own clans.
The Pueblo and cliff dweller people predate the Anasazi.
As they traveled westward, they encountered other indigenous groups, such as cliff dwellers and Pueblo people, and formed connections, further expanding their clan structures.
When our people first arrived, they found the Pueblo people and another group called the cliff dwellers.
The cliff dwellers are significant in our history because they became part of us.
The cliff dwellers eventually became the Navajo and had clans of their own.
The Pueblo and cliff dweller people predate the Anasazi, but today, any cliff dwelling or Pueblo structure is often mistakenly labeled as Anasazi.