When the Navajo first arrived, they found the Pueblo people and another group called the cliff dwellers.
This trade extended to agricultural knowledge, with the Navajo exchanging seeds and agricultural techniques with the Pueblo peoples and the Anaza.
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.