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Description: Maciej Swulinski's photographs of Anasazi Indian castle-like towers at Hovenweep on the border between Utah and Colorado, and Native American petroglyphs on Newspaper Rock.
Anasazi Indians - Maciej Swulinski The deep canyons, rock palisades, high mesas, and open desert of the corner region of , were home to a remarkable group of agricultural people that we call the . They lived here from approximately 500 C. In 1300 AD Anasazi Indians abandoned their cliff dwellings, villages or other settlements and moved south joining with other tribes. What was the reason for this departure? Some theories say that hostile neighbors forced them out. Other says that overpopulation and a long lasting drought made the area uninhabitable. Probably a combination of many factors caused Anasazi people to leave their homes for ever.
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| Page title: | Anasazi Indians - Maciej Swulinski |
| Keywords: | Hovenweep National Monument, Utah, ruins, Anasazi Indian, tower building, ruins, tower, Newspaper Rock, Native American, petroglyphs,picture, fine, art, stock, photograph, image, travel adventure photography, exotic location, photo gallery, affordable, publish, sale |
| Description: | Anasazi are thought to be ancestors of the modern Pueblo Indians. They inhabited area of southern Utah, southwestern Colorado from about A.D. 200 to A.D. 1300, leaving a heavy accumulation of house remains. |
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