The ancient civilization known for its intricate pottery and weaving is the Pueblo civilization, primarily located in present-day southwestern United States. Flourishing between 100 and 1300 CE, the Pueblo people developed sophisticated agricultural techniques and built elaborate adobe structures that reflected their cultural values. Their pottery is characterized by delicate designs, vivid colors, and functional forms, often used for storage, cooking, and rituals. Weaving was also an essential craft, producing beautiful textiles from cotton and other materials, which played a role in trade and cultural expression. The Pueblo culture continues to influence contemporary Native American artistic traditions.