anasazi

• Nombre propio relativo a una cultura prehistórica de indígenas americanos que habitaron la región actual de las Cuatro Esquinas de los Estados Unidos, conocida por construir viviendas en acantilados y pueblos de adobe.

A proper noun referring to a prehistoric Native American culture that lived in the present-day Four Corners region of the United States, known for building cliff dwellings and pueblos.

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1. Ancient Pueblo PeopleB2formalamerican

   A prehistoric Native American culture that inhabited the Four Corners region of the southwestern United States, known for building elaborate cliff dwellings and pueblos.

   Anasazi (pueblo ancestral)

   • The Anasazi constructed remarkable stone villages in the cliffs of Mesa Verde.
   • Archaeologists study Anasazi pottery to understand their daily life.
   • The Anasazi civilization mysteriously declined around 1300 CE.