BY:ASHTON Anasazi Tribe Table Of Contents:  Slide three :Traditions  Slide Four :What they ate  Slide five :Where they lived  Slide Six :How they.

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BY:ASHTON Anasazi Tribe

Table Of Contents:  Slide three :Traditions  Slide Four :What they ate  Slide five :Where they lived  Slide Six :How they dressed  Slide Seven :Famous People  Slide Eight :Contributions  Slide Nine :How big was the tribe?  Slide Ten :Extra information  Slide Eleven :Quiz  Slide Twelve :Bibliography  Slide Thirteen :About the author

Tribe Traditions  They respected one another and believed in karma.  The Anasazi liked to make pottery.  The Anasazi liked to make dolls.

What they ate The Anasazi liked to farm, they farmed corn, beans and squash. The Anasazi also gathered wild berries. The Anasazi Tribe were also hunters their favorite animals to hunt were rabbit, mice and bison.

Where They Lived The Anasazi lived in the four corners region, the Colorado plateau region, Southern Utah, Northern Arizona, northwest New Mexico. The Anasazi lived in cliff dwellings.

How they dressed The Anasazi wore turkey feather robes and string aprons. They did wear ornaments made out of shells, bone and stone. The dress was similar to the pueblo Indians.

Famous People

Contributions Š The Anasazi left behind cliff dwellings. Š The Anasazi left behind their clothes. Š Thea Anasazi left behind the dream catcher they where the ones to make it.

How big was the tribe? Even an approximate number not known the population was greatest when farming was going well, during drought conditions the population declined. Eventually drought caused them to move to a distant smaller settlements.

Extra Information In Navajo Anasazi means ancient enemy, the decedents of the Anasazi the Pueblo Indians considered Anasazi as an insult.

Quiz 1. Where was one place the Anasazi lived? 2. What does Anasazi mean in Navajo? 3. Who was the man that Anasazi worshiped?

Bibliography Anasazi Indians Who were the Anasazi? Ansazi:html The Anasazi tribe http/sites.googe.com/a/cusd/schools.org/ Anasazi/locations/shelter-and-home

About the author Where I live: Utah My Favorite Book: Percy Jackson My Favorite Activities: Soccer/Video Games What You Should Know About me: My favorite Sport is Soccer How I can help others: By helping kids at school who fall or get hurt My favorite subject: Math