Digging for the truth. Mystery of the Anasazi /

The people who became known as the Anasazi began to farm the Four Corners Region as early as 1 A.D. For most of their history, they lived in small, scattered villages on the mesas and in the valleys. But in the middle of the 13th century, something happened. They began to cluster together and built...

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Corporate Authors:	Arts and Entertainment Network, History Channel (Television network), JWM Productions, New Video Group
Other Authors:	Bernstein, Josh, 1971-, Carroll, Ann, Dean, Jeffrey S., 1939-, Hadenfeldt, Vaughn, Hanson, Archie, Kantner, John, 1967-, Qumawunu, Lorisa, Townsley, Graham
Format:	Video
Language:	English
Language Notes:	In English. Original language in English.
Published:	[New York, NY] : History Channel : A & E Television Networks : Distributed in U.S. by New Video, ©2005.
Series:	Academic Video Online
Subjects:	Droughts > Four Corners Region. Cliff-dwellings > Four Corners Region. Pueblo architecture > Four Corners Region. Pueblo Indians > Antiquities. Pueblo Indians > Dwellings > Four Corners Region. Pueblo Indians > History. Cedar Mesa (San Juan County, Utah) > Antiquities. Chaco Canyon (N.M.) > Antiquities. Mesa Verde National Park (Colo.) > Antiquities. Sécheresses > Quatre Coins, Région des. Cliff-dwellings > Quatre Coins, Région des. Architecture pueblo > Quatre Coins, Région des. Pueblo > Antiquités. Pueblo > Habitations > Quatre Coins, Région des. Pueblo > Histoire. Antiquities Cliff-dwellings Droughts Pueblo architecture Pueblo Indians Pueblo Indians > Antiquities Pueblo Indians > Dwellings Colorado > Mesa Verde National Park New Mexico > Chaco Canyon United States > Four Corners Region Utah > Cedar Mesa (San Juan County) Documentaries and Factual Films Streaming videos. documentary film. Documentary films History Nonfiction films Documentary films. Nonfiction films. Documentaires. Films autres que de fiction.
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