i don't know but i know that anaszi moms made weaving baskets and the men go to hunt food and boys just help with there mom. please see this!!!! love,annie digiuseppe 9 years old California
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They used irrigation.
In the Four Corners area of the Southwestern US.
So they could water their farms.
they traded pottery to any onther native tribe
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The Anaszi do have a leader. Each Anasazi village had 10 to 20 people in it including the leader.
The Anasazi people likely wore clothing made from local plants and animals, such as cotton and deer hides. They fashioned garments like shirts, skirts, and moccasins to suit the hot desert climate in which they lived. Additionally, they adorned themselves with jewelry made from materials like shell beads and turquoise.
The Anasazi invented a sandal. The toe strap went between the index toe and middle toe. The bottom was made out of weaved corn stock. There was an ankle strap along with a weaved back support. The Anasazi were one of the first people to invent a shoe. This shoe helped to invent later shoes. The Anasazi made a sandal because they needed something to help them to get through the water and not damage their feet.
Geography played a crucial role in shaping the development of the Anasazi civilization, which thrived in the arid regions of the American Southwest. The availability of water sources, such as rivers and springs, influenced their settlement patterns, leading them to establish communities near these vital resources. The surrounding canyons and mesas provided natural protection and materials for building, while the harsh climate necessitated advanced agricultural techniques, such as irrigation and dry farming, to sustain their population. This interplay between geography and resource management allowed the Anasazi to develop complex societies, including impressive cliff dwellings and extensive trade networks.
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