Even in prehistoric times pottery decoration was an intellectual art. The women of the ancient western Anasazi were the experts, and their work is displayed right here on campus. 'Rise up from ...

Its walls are decorated with rock art: petroglyphs of animals and people and pre-Columbian symbols ... Looking for rain, the Anasazi headed south, leaving trails of pottery and architecture ...

Douglas Merri The Anasazi often covered rock walls near their settlements with paintings and carvings of sheep, snakes, lizard-men and other animals and symbols. The outlines to the left were made ...

An influx of different pottery designs suggests immigrants from ... The drought likely ended any hope the Anasazi had of a revival, though. Perhaps the lesson is that environmentalists and ...

More than 270 of these symbols have been discovered in an area ... this area covers the entire known land occupied by the Anasazi Indians. Water glyphs are about 48 inches long by 24 inches ...

The archeologists found Anasazi pottery, architecture and a trash dump at a private ranch in southern New Mexico. Archeologists believe that the pueblo ancestors left the Four Corners area during ...

BLANDING, San Juan County — If you have a hankering to learn more about the historic Anasazi Indians that first ... will see more than 900 pieces of pottery, sandals woven from yucca leaves ...

Soil stratigraphic units, and thus groundwater trends, can be dated to within a few decades by the styles of Anasazi pottery, radiocarbon-dated materials and germination dates of trees buried in ...