Anasazi To Ancestral Puebloans First Native People Who Settled in the Four Corners Region

The mystique and mystery centered on the Anasazi culture are typically subject to conjecture and refutation because there is no written record. Moreover, cultural scientists (i.e., archeologists and anthropologists) do not know the true name of these primal people, other than today's common appellation, the ANCESTRAL PUEBLOANS (since the 1990s). However, the lyrical-sounding "ANASAZI" honorific is, in some anthological circles, also still popular. By any designation, arguably, their culture and community denote North America's most renowned prehistoric people consisting of numerous tribal bands that assimilated into a larger community over time. It should also be noted how the HOPI PEOPLE who are part of New Mexico's nineteen society of Puebloans, refer to their ancestors as the "Hisatsinom," meaning the "Ancient Ones." They are also the only former Anasazi tribal people who remained in the Four Corners region after all the other sects migrated northeast to what would one day be called New Mexico (in the late 13th century).

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