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Describe the greate pueblo period

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This period was the peak of the Anasazi culture, and is the time of the great cliff dwellings. At the peak of Anasazi culture, these multistoried houses were made out of plastered stone. Pueblo Bonita (which means 'pretty town') was 4 stories high and had 800 rooms in the complex. The Anasazi controlled water for irrigation, wove beautiful textiles, and had shell and turquoise jewelry. Eventually they declined, perhaps from raids, disease, or drought. Chaco Canyon and Aztec are also both of the Great Pueblo period.

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hey, it’s gi ! i’m in ap seminar / us history one as a sophomore and we lightly went over this, so i hope it helps !

- it was the third period
- it was when ancestral puebloans lived in big cliff dwellings, multi-storied pueblo, or cliff side talus house civilizations
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