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The camp students will survey the history and culture of the Ancient Puebloans during their advanced camp, Camp Chaco, from July 25 to August 2, 2009. They will visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Chaco Culture National Historical Park and Mesa Verde National Park in the Four Corners region of New Mexico and Colorado.

The students will prepare an on-line report to answer questions about the ancient people of the region as they visit the historic sites and museums, and talk with local people and park rangers. The report will be compiled below and will serve as a study guide for middle school and high school students.


QUESTIONS TO BE INVESTIGATED

Who were the Ancient Puebloans?

Why are they sometimes referred to as Anasazi?



Where did they live?

Region

Rocks and geology

Place names, did they name them?



What was the environment like?

Climate, weather

Animals

Trees, how did they use them?



How did they live?

Water and containers

Hunting

Farming

Preparing food

Shoes, clothes

Habits

Games



How did they communicate?

Language



Did they trade?

Travel



What was the population?

How many kids in families?



Were they astronomers?



What did they believe?

Religion

Dream world, dream catchers



Where did the Ancient Puebloans go?

Did their culture or society change?

Disease

Environmental changes

Migration



Sources



Recommended Study Materials




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