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They built houses upon cliffs to store food.
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"In desperation, the Anasazi “built houses high upon the cliffs, where they could store food and hide away ’til the raiders left.” Yet this strategy failed. A monthlong battle culminated in carnage, until “the hollows of the rocks were filled to the brim with the mingled blood of conquerors and conquered.”
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How did the Anasazi store food?
What was the Anasazi Food Storage program?
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| October 26, 2009 05:32 AM |
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"In desperation, the Anasazi “built houses high upon the cliffs, where they could store food and hide away ’til the raiders left.” Yet this strategy failed. A monthlong battle culminated in carnage, until “the hollows of the rocks were filled to the brim with the mingled blood of conquerors and conquered.”
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October 26, 2009 02:04 PM
How did they keep the corn for rotting?
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