Los Ancient Puebloans Research Paper

Los Ancient Puebloans were a Native American tribe based around want is now the four corners of South America. They were made up of three types of people the Hopi, Zuni, and the Puebloans also know was “ Anasazi” which means “ Ancient ones” or “ Ancient enemy” in Navijo. Archeologist says that the Anasazi starts around the 1,200 B.C. They started out as nomads so they favorited plateau areas filled with water so the started out in locations like Chaco Canyon, Mesa Verde, and Keyenta. But then they expanded to other places like Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. Archeologist split the Anasazi into two eras The Blackest Makers, which appeared in the southwest making women’s baskets. They lived in either caves or out in the open, they hunted with sticks and spears. …show more content…
There are clothes woren that were made out of fur, features, string aprons, loincloths and round-toed, plant-fiber sandals. Most of their jewelry and ordainments they used shell, bone or stone. Typical things women would cook were amaranth, pinion nuts, Indian rice grass, sunflower seeds and mustard seeds. Around the 500 B.C the first permanent village was established it has deeper huts, above ground rooms, the bow and arrow were replacing the spear, beans were being added to their cultivated crop, pottery, and creating an economy. They settled in places like. New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Colorado. In the 750 and 900 B.C, is when the second era has started they transitioned from The Blackest Makers to now the Ancient Puebloans. Around this time, many villages starting having sophisticated designed