One of the Pueblo People and descendants of the Anasazi, FTP, identify this Native American tribe famous for their cultivation of short eared corn in places like Black Mesa, Arizona.
Their probable ancestors, natively referred to as Hisatsinom, are divided by contemporary scholars into three different Lake Basketmaker periods.  The first European to make contact with them was probably Juan de Padilla while serving on Coronado's 1540 expedition.  Along with a neighboring tribe, they'd come into conflict with the Peabody Coal Company in the 20th century.  Many of their religious ceremonies take place inside deep caves called kivas, and they also celebrate with dolls called katchinas.  Following the arrival of the Spaniards, they faced increased tensions with their neighbors the Navajo. Their settlement of Old Oraibi was founded in 1100 CE, making it the oldest continuously occupied settlement in the United States.  One of the Pueblo People and descendants of the Anasazi, FTP, identify this Native American tribe famous for their cultivation of short eared corn in places like Black Mesa, Arizona.
Their probable ancestors, natively referred to as Hisatsinom, are divided by contemporary scholars into three different Lake Basketmaker periods.  
{Hopi} Indians