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| To move from one location to another |
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| a wanderer who has no settled home |
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| a small group of people who work together to do activities |
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| a possible explanation for something |
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| an object that early people had made |
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| a person who studies the cultures of people long ago |
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| proof that something happened or existed |
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| a story about a people's belief of their place in the world and how it started |
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| no longer alive in the world |
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| the use of scientific knowledge or tools to do something |
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| the use of scientific knowledge or tools to do something |
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| beliefs about God or gods |
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| a group of many bands of people with a shared culture |
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| to work mostly on one job and do it very well |
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| a culture with government, religion, and learning |
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| parts of a culture spreading to other cultures |
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| an underground room where the Anasazi held religious services |
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| a mixture of sand and straw that is dried into bricks |
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