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iren [92.7K]
3 years ago
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How did the Adena people differ from the Anasazi people?

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yarga [219]3 years ago
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Answer:

The Aneda People were the Pre-Columbian Native American. The Anasazi, referring to the ancestral Pueblo people.

Explanation:

The Adena were a group of indigenous people who had connections in cultural practices which they followed for centuries along with the artefact, architecture, a common burial and ceremonial practice with mound building.

Anasazi people were peaceful farmers who tended their corn and bean crops. The Anasazi Indians were pioneers and constructed roads, and irrigation for crops.

One of the differences in both the tribes was their occupation. The Anasazi people were solely engaged in cultivating crops with building irrigation for their crops and houses for their living. The Adena people also engage in farming but had their artistic crafts, and developed a trading system, which provided different types of raw supplies.

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