"The Disappearance of the Anasazi" an "A" grade paper which discusses the logical theories of their disappearance and other suggested alternatives.
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Pages: 9
(approximately 235 words/page)
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Where did they go, and why did they leave? These are two of the many questions that boggle the minds of archaeologists, researchers, tourists, and many others concerning one of the largest mysteries still existing today. The Anasazi, a culture now extinct for reasons unknown. We take a journey through the past, to the four corners of our country: Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico, the desert of the southwest. …
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…in the Southwest where bones have been discovered. The topic is a sensitive one and we must be respectful of the ancestors of the current Native American tribes who live in the Southwestern United States today. Just remember, while you're standing in the empty doorways of their houses, the question is poignant and obvious: A thousand years from now (or perhaps even less), will some traveler be searching through the abandon buildings of our civilization?
…in the Southwest where bones have been discovered. The topic is a sensitive one and we must be respectful of the ancestors of the current Native American tribes who live in the Southwestern United States today. Just remember, while you're standing in the empty doorways of their houses, the question is poignant and obvious: A thousand years from now (or perhaps even less), will some traveler be searching through the abandon buildings of our civilization?
