Archaeologists believe that Anasazi women spent many hours every day doing tasks essential to food preparation. This included grinding corn and other grains and preparing wild game.
It was anasazi
because it still can be seened
Anasazi buildings suggest that these Ancient Pueblo people had a very highly developed and planned society. They built immense complexes that provided both safety and a cultural hub for their large population.
because it still can be seened
They believed in the Sun God, the Rain God, and rabbits.
It was anasazi
There is much debate about this, but it is often hypothesized that cannibalism was brought from Mexico into the Anasazi territory, perhaps by religious cultists. Cannibalism was common in Mesoamerica, and some archaeologists believe that the Anasazi practiced ritual cannibalism and sacrificed their victims in a type of religious ceremony.
because it still can be seened
The Anasazi women did stuff like cooking and cleaning and gathering flour and stuff.
Anasazi is originally a Navajo word meaning 'ancient enemy' or 'old-time stranger' that archaeologists applied to people who farmed the Four Corners before 1300 AD.
because it still can be seened
The role of the Anasazi women was that they owned majority of the property and kept the kivas and such clean and cooked food for there family. But when an Anasazi women dies there property is passed down to the next female in this case there daughters
Rabbits are real. I believe in rabbits. I hope you believe in rabbits, too:)
Approximately 50% of professional archaeologists are women. However, the representation of women can vary depending on geographical location and field of specialization within archaeology.
Anasazi buildings suggest that these Ancient Pueblo people had a very highly developed and planned society. They built immense complexes that provided both safety and a cultural hub for their large population.
Good and evil spirits
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