At New Mexico`s Chaco Culture National Historic Park, visitors who enter the magnificent Casa Rinconada kiva, or ceremonial chamber, see it very much as the Anasazi did long ago.

The Anasazi built small villages in the alcoves of canyon walls, ... Perfect Kiva, a ruin in Cedar Mesa’s Bullet Canyon, where visitors can climb into the main building.

The word 'Kiva' refers to an Anasazi underground dwelling. With Masonry walls and sparsely decorated, the Kiva's were used for daily as well as special rituals by the Anasazi people. Now, the ...

One of the circular "kivas" at the Sun Temple overlooks the canyon at Mesa Verde National Park. The geometry of this temple, built by the Anasazi more than 800 years ago, is gaining fresh ...

New computer simulations of the changing environmental conditions around one of the Anasazi cultural centers in the first part of the last millennium suggest that drought wasn't the only factor ...

These people were Ancestral Puebloan, Hisatsinom, and Anasazi. And they were none of these. This article appeared in the print edition of the magazine with the headline Anasazi: What’s in a name? .