| Kachina worshipper | 18 |
| Certain Pueblo Indian | 21 |
| Arizona tribesman | 17 |
| Arizona Native American | 23 |
| They have their reservations | 28 |
| Southwest tribe | 15 |
| Some Arizonans | 14 |
| Snake dancers of the Southwest | 30 |
| Rain dance tribe | 16 |
| Pueblo Revolt tribe | 19 |
| Pueblo dwellers | 15 |
| People of the Southwest | 23 |
| Native of the Southwest | 23 |
| Language related to Nahuatl | 27 |
| Kachina-doll makers | 19 |
| Tribe with a Bear Clan | 22 |
| Tribe of Arizona | 16 |
| Tribe known for kachina dolls | 29 |
| SW Indian | 9 |
| Snake dancing tribe | 19 |
| Snake dance people | 18 |
| Pueblo-dwelling tribe | 21 |
| Pueblo group | 12 |
| Pueblo builder | 14 |
| Northern Arizona native | 23 |
| Neighbors of the Navajo | 23 |
| Mesa tribe | 10 |
| Language related to Shoshone | 28 |
| Language related to Comanche | 28 |
| Kiva builder | 12 |
| Kachina-doll maker | 18 |
| Kachina worshiper | 17 |
| Kachina fashioner, for one | 26 |
| Indians of Arizona | 18 |
| Indian of the Southwest | 23 |
| Certain Arizonan | 16 |
| Arizona snake dancers | 21 |
| Anasazi descendant | 18 |
| A Pueblo Indian | 15 |
| Zuñi's cousin | 20 |
| Tribe whose reservation is entirely within the Navajo Reservation | 65 |
| Tribe that lives in an enclave in the Navajo reservation | 56 |
| Traditional snake dancer | 24 |
| Sun dancer | 10 |
| Southwestern snake dancer | 25 |
| Southwestern pottery maker | 26 |
| Some Kachina carvers | 20 |
| Some cliff dwellers | 19 |
| Snake-dancing Indian | 20 |
| Snake-dance tribe | 17 |
| Snake-dance dancer | 18 |
| Snake dancer | 12 |
| Snake dance performer | 21 |
| Shoshonean Arizonan | 19 |
| Rain-dance tribe | 16 |
| Rain dancer, maybe | 18 |
| Rain dance performers | 21 |
| Pueblo sun god | 14 |
| Pueblo language | 15 |
| Prayer stick wielders | 21 |
| Pottery maker at Hano | 21 |
| Plains I ndians | 15 |
| Peaceful Indian | 15 |
| Painted Desert Indian | 21 |
| Original Arizonan | 17 |
| Optimistic Indian? | 18 |
| Noted potters | 13 |
| Northern Arizona tribe | 22 |
| Northern Arizona Indian | 23 |
| North American native | 21 |
| Neighbor of a Navajo | 20 |
| Navajo's neighbor, maybe | 28 |
| Navajo's neighbor in Arizona | 32 |
| Navajo rivals | 13 |
| Moki | 4 |
| Mesa people | 11 |
| Mesa Indian | 11 |
| Mesa dwellers of Arizona | 24 |
| Member of the Uto-Aztecan language family | 41 |
| Literally, "peaceful" person | 38 |
| Language of the 1983 film title "Koyaanisqatsi" | 57 |
| Kachina performer | 17 |
| Kachina maker | 13 |
| Kachina doll-makers | 19 |
| Kachina doll-carving Native Americans | 37 |
| Kachina doll producers | 22 |
| Kachina doll carvers | 20 |
| Kachina craftsman | 17 |
| Kachina carver | 14 |
| Indian tribe with kachina dolls | 31 |
| Indian tribe with a rain dance | 30 |
| Indian of northeast Arizona | 27 |
| Indian in a pueblo | 18 |
| Indian from Ariz. | 17 |
| Indian doll maker | 17 |
| Group famed for blankets and pottery | 36 |
| Expectant Indian? | 17 |
| Early Grand Canyon settlers | 27 |
| Dwellers at First Mesa, Ariz. | 29 |
| Desert islands, so to speak | 27 |