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.

The Chimney Rock Interpretive Association (CRIA) is excited to announce its annual Life at Chimney Rock Festival, a two-day event celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Ancient Puebloans.

Located in northwestern New Mexico, its structures were built by people called the Ancestral Puebloans, formerly referred to as the Anasazi. Pueblo Bonito, meaning "beautiful town" in Spanish ...

My fingers gripped tightly to handholds notched into the rocks hundreds of years ago by Ancestral Puebloans ... describe the people once known as the Anasazi. The day was a scorcher and the ...

Mark Laita Frog vessels, such as this one made by the Anasazi, are extremely rare finds. Mark Laita This fine olla was made by Ancestral Puebloans and possibly dates to the 11th century.

They have their own names for their forbears and do not use the word "Anasazi." They would prefer that all others use the term "ancestral Puebloans." And they do not consider Cliff Palace a ruin ...

Pollen analysis at Chaco Canyon showed that the environment for the Ancestral Puebloans was the same as it is today—with one notable difference: pinyon pines. During the construction boom ...

There is evidence that the Ancestral Puebloans/Anasazi used the canyon for hunting and gathering and were followed about 1200 AD by the Paiutes. In the 1850s, Mormon pioneers discovered the area.

These deep gorges cradled and nurtured generations of Ancestral Puebloans, also called the Anasazi, who found the canyon floor fertile enough to plant crops and build settlements. The Hopi then ...

Two young Puebloans were killed in a car crash Thursday, the Pueblo County Coroner reported in a social media post Monday. The two were identified as David Anthony Caporicci, 25, and Daren Gabriel ...