Kivas were holy (used for religious ceremonies) and dark, since they were traditionally covered and you had to climb down into one with a ladder.
Kivas were used for honoring ancestral spirits in the kachina religion, usually by rituals, dances, and such.
The role of the Anasazi women was that they owned majority of the property and kept the kivas and such clean and cooked food for there family. But when an Anasazi women dies there property is passed down to the next female in this case there daughters
Pueblo (Spanish for "town") refers to a group of indigeous people (American Indians) of the southwestern United States. They were descendants of the prehistoric Anasazi peoples, and their shelter/housing reflected those of their ancestors. These pueblo-living tribes were sedentary because they were farmers, so their structures were permanent. They were built with masonry (same thing they used for their pottery) on cliffs with large shallow caves. The cave top was the roof and the doorway leading to other "apartments". Ladders were used to get from one level to another. There were also "kivas" and other differences between the many tribes that were connected to this pueblo way of life.
Kivas Tully was born in 1820.
Kivas Tully died on 1905-04-24.
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We don't know that. We have no information about who went in the kivas. In modern Pueblo kivas women are allowed as visitors but not to perfom. We knw the kachina religion started at the end of the Anasazi period but we don't know how they used the often much bigger kivas before that. The great kivas seem so lage that they must have had some whole cumminity function. hey also had rooms attached for living in that do not occur now.
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