Ancestral Puebloans: The Southwest American Indians

Ancestor Pueblo: Indian human "corn" in the South West America, war, and horny are not the only interesting aspects of Anasazi culture. The history and lifestyle of the ancestors of Pueblo may have brought about their mysterious disappearance. Their society is far more complicated than most people understand. Anasazi, or politically correct, Pueblo's ancestor moved to Mexico southwest around the year 100 (Southwest Indian Relief Commission, 2001). The word "Anasaji" starts in Navajo and means "an enemy of an ancestor". Since their name changed from Anasazi to Pueblo's ancestors, their ancestors will not interfere with today's history.

Pueblo society contains three major cultural elements that dominated Southwest America before European contact: Mogollon culture where believers occupied the area near the Gila Wilderness; Mesavi accounting for Hohokam culture and four corners. The ancestral culture of the German region. According to archaeological evidence, people's participation in Mogolon / Mojolon / culture is that they are the original prey eater who raise their survival rate by developing agriculture. However, around 1000 BC, agriculture became the main means of obtaining food. The water management function of the Mimble branch dates back to the 10th - 12th century, very common.

People of Pueblo lived in the southwest part of the United States for thousands of years. Their ancient ruins, especially the ancestral Pueblo cave dwellings, are one of the most spectacular ancient ruins in North America. At the end of the serious long-term drought in the second half of the 14th century, they moved mainly to the modern neighborhood in the basin of the Rio Grande River Valley in New Mexico and the Little Colorado River Basin in Arizona. The Pueblo Republic represents several distantly related language families and dialects that have been closely contacted by Europeans since arriving in this area in the 16th century. Today, 19 Pueblo of New Mexico cooperates with a loose alliance called the Pueblo Committee of all India. Every Pueblo is autonomous and has its own tribal government