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Anasazi culture-Mr.B-SS-T1

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Kiva(Great Kiva) A square, above-ground room used by modern day Hopi for religiousand spiritual ceremonies. 2. A subterranean room- usually round, generally believed to have been used by the Anasazi men for religious and ceremonial purose.
pictographs Pictures or picture-like symbols that represent an idea or tell a story. Pictographs can be foundin the works of many ancient cultures on papyrus or wood,on cloth, on pottery and jewelry, painted on walls.
kachinas 1. Benevolent spiritual intermediaries between certain southwestern peoplesand the gods. Kachinas bring good health, fertility, rain, abundance, and other blessings. 2. Dolls or images of the supernatural beings
yucca plant Member of the agave family with stiff green sword-like leaves an white flowerson a tall stalk. Pueblo peoples used roots and flowers for food, tips for needles, fibers for weaving baskets, sandals and rope, and sap(aloe vera) for medicine
mesa An elevated area of land with a flat topand sides that are usually steep cliffs. It takes its name from its characteristic table-top shape.
metate A flat or slightly concave stone base on which grain, nuts, and seeds were ground using the smaller mano.
maize Early form of corn.
hogan The primary traditional round home of the Navajo people; made of wooden poles covered with a ayer of mud. Door faces east to face the sun.
Kokopelli A well known mythological hump-backed flute player in most Southwestern Pueblo cultures. Among other things, this spiritual figure represents fertility and rain.
turquoise An opaque, blue-green mineral prized by the Navajo and other peublo peoples for making silver jewelry
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