Around A.D. 1250, seeking refuge from some unknown threat, the Anasazi migrated from open villages to nearly inaccessible dwellings. A generation later, they moved again. Douglas Merriam In 1874 ...

BOULDER, Colo. — Newly discovered evidence is shedding light on the movements of the Anasazi, a group of agricultural people who farmed the arid section of the Southwest from roughly AD 1 to AD ...

They are now referred to by the Navajo word for ancient ones, Anasazi. The cliff dwellings and canyon-bottom cities of the Anasazi were so well constructed that many have survived intact for 10 ...

B.C., the ancestors of the Pueblo people, known as the Anasazi, built thriving communities across the Four Corners region, leaving behind grand pueblos, intricate crafts, and striking rock art.

Bordering the states of Arizona, Nevada and Utah, this area covers the entire known land occupied by the Anasazi Indians. Water glyphs are about 48 inches long by 24 inches wide and consist of a ...

The Anasazi, a mysterious people who once thrived in this arid land, left behind enigmatic remnants of their culture, captivating the imagination of modern-day explorers till date.

The mysterious Anasazi people whose long-abandoned dwellings dot the harsh desert of the American Southwest left few remains to make their culture clear for modern archaeologists. But now comes ...

Cristian Pontiggia wanted to go to art school. Fate had other ideas. “I started cooking because my mom wasn’t the best cook, so I had to,” said Pontiggia, one of the more highly regarded chefs in the ...

With 40,000 varieties, you're bound to find one that fits your flavor or recipe preferences — like pinto and Anasazi beans, ...