Around A.D. 1250, seeking refuge from some unknown threat, the Anasazi migrated from open villages to nearly inaccessible dwellings. A generation later, they moved again. Douglas Merriam In 1874 ...

Chef Juan Bochenski adds a hint of gaucho flair to the Anasazi Restaurant's New Mexican ... R.R. Martin has revived an old cinema that shows art films). After dinner, I discovered splendid hand ...

This is a type of petroglyph that is on the ground, unlike most Indian art, which is typically on ... covers the entire known land occupied by the Anasazi Indians. Water glyphs are about 48 ...

Its walls are decorated with rock art ... last breath of the Anasazi in this part of the world. I climb up to one of these cliff dwellings, scaling hand over hand, to a wall of square stones ...

The student curators gave free tours of the Anasazi art every half-hour in concordance with the celebration. Activities at the fair included simple demonstrations on how to make lace, wool ...

Just outside of Winslow, sits a piece of land known as the "Rock Art Ranch." It's about 17 miles ... petroglyphs etched into the canyon walls by Anasazi Indians thousands of years ago.

Exhilarating Santa Fe, New Mexico is a high-desert town in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, beloved equally for its art and architecture. Rosewood Inn of the Anasazi, just a block ...

Unfortunately, in January 1941, part of this rock wall collapsed, destroying part of the back wall and several rooms of the site. The Anasazi civilization that built Pueblo Bonito disappeared before ...

Inspired by the cliff-side villages of Anasazi Indians ... a terraced canyon with housing units tucked into the canyon wall. On the canyon floor, community gardens are ripe with organic fruits ...