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    20 Examples of Anasazi Art that will blow your mind

    • See stunning photos and learn about the history of Anasazi art, including pottery, baskets, stone carvings and feather sashes. Discover how Anasazi art reflects their culture, trade, religion and creativity.… See more

    Turquoise Cylinder Basket

    This stunning piece was found in a burial room at Pueblo Bonito, the largest of all Pueblo ruins in the Southwest. It is made with 1,214 individually worked bits of turquoise gl… See more

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    Pottery Ladle

    Ladles are found all throughout Anasazi country, some are plain and other are elaborately painted. This one originated from near the Hopi Pueblos which is obvious by … See more

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    Inlaid Bone Scraper

    Bone scrapers made from deer, elk or pronghorn leg bones are commonly found in Anasazi ruins. Most of these are not decorated but show signs of wear and use. So we kno… See more

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    Sikyatki Parrot Effigy Jar

    Bird effigies pots are often found in the prehistoric Southwest, ducks and parrots are common subjects. Turkeys appear in painted designs but are less frequent subjects fo… See more

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    Where did the term 'Anasazi' come from?
    The term “Anasazi” was established in 1927 through the archaeological Pecos Classification system, referring to the Ancestral Pueblo people who spanned the present-day Four Corners region of the United States, including Mesa Verde, Chaco Canyon, Canyon De Chelly, and Aztec. The term is Navajo in origin, and means “ancient enemy.”
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