anasazi

For example, The Anasazi Indians made significant astronomical observations that they integrated into their architecture and cultural practices.

In more recent times, the Anasazi were especially feared by their neighbors for the horrors they'd inflict.

The Anasazi thrived from ~700 to ~1130 due to an unusually rainy spell in SW North America.

As for other examples, Cahokia and the Anasazi are two possible examples in North America.

This reminded me of The Anasazi Sun Temple that catches the first light of the Summer Solstice in a specific point in the temple.

The Navajo call the Ancestral Pueblo the Anasazi for a reason [1].

The Anasazi left a bunch of uninhabited ruins.

So I feel safe in asserting that neither the Anasazi nor Khufu's subjects nor the heroes of the Mahabharata knew any art capable of building vimanas.

And we're completely ignoring the role artificial holds play at Mesa Verde, both the ladders and hand rails installed by the NPS, and the surviving Anasazi installations.

Common as well in first-millenium middle-east, as in Petra[0] or Mada'in Saleh[1], and there were quite a few cliff-dwelling people in precolumbian north-america, the most well known probably being the Anasazi which had well-known under-outcropping dwellings (e.g.

> after how many thousands of years after the wheel was invented that women got the right to vote The Haudanashonee clan mothers, Cleopatra, Kush queen mothers and Anasazi at Chaco might like to have a word on that.

Did the Anasazi exterminate nearly everyone on an entire continent, then march the remainder into reservations where it remained illegal for them to openly practice their religion until 40 years ago, and did they kidnap people's children and send them to boarding schools to be indoctrinated against their own culture, abuse and torture them, and bury them in mass graves?

You probably know this as well, but for those that don't, the Anasazi are typically called "Ancestral puebloans" in modern literature because it's been well established that they didn't actually go anywhere, they're pretty direct ancestors of the modern puebloan nations (among others).

I can't find it on mobile, but I remember reading an article a while back about some simple "john was here" on some anasazi petroglyph that hadn't been removed because it was from the late 1800s or early 1900s and was considered historic.

Fun fact: The Navajo speak of the Anasazi ("ancient enemies"/"ancient ones") as the tribe that used to occupy the land they later lived on, and explicitly consider them to be "those who are different from our people", not their own tribe.

The 800s is the Pueblo I Era, when the Ancient Pueblo population (the Anasazi) constructed and lived in pueblos.

Aboriginal Australians, the Anasazi, countless other indigenous peoples have utterly devastated their environment.

I have had to compile drivers from source for Linux for: Keyboard - Black Widow Anasazi; Wireless-N dual band usb dongles...