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The document is a lesson plan titled 'Working with the Newspaper, Pueblo People Past and Present,' designed for students to explore the Ancestral Pueblo people through a curriculum newspaper. It outlines activities that promote understanding of anthropology, archaeology, and cultural continuity, while aligning with New Mexico educational standards. The lesson aims to enhance students' knowledge about the history and culture of the Ancestral Pueblo people in Bandelier National Monument, using various teaching methods and evaluation strategies.

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