The Anasazi ate corn and beans. They hunted rabbits. The Anasazi also ate coyote, mountain lions, jackrabbits, gophers, cottontail, etc.
The Anasazi were farmers of corn, beans, and squash. They also hunted and gathered wild plants for food. They often depended more on wild foods than on farmed crops. Mice and rabbits were their main sources of meat. Pinon nuts, sunflower and other seeds were hulled, cooked, and eaten. Corn kernels were parched for eating in earthenware jars that lay on their sides near the cooking fire.
The Anasazi drew pictographs and petroglyphs of ruddy brown bighorn sheep, white lizard-men, outlines of hands (created by blowing pasty paint from the mouth against a hand held flat on the wall) and, in one area of Chaco Canyon, an extraordinary, artfully chiseled 40-foot-long snake.
oh gosh, i would think not very much and depending on the kind/style, i would say about between 50 cents and a dollar and something probably; maybe not even that much. :)
i think it was plank houses
they ate slaves feet and pigs tails they ate quazzards
they had no idea how to grow food for themselves, so a lot of them starved before the Native Americans could teach them (btw, Thanksgiving is "giving thanks" to the Indians for teaching us how to grow our own stuff). also, it was freakin' COLD. Actually the Pilgrims had a pretty good knowledge about how to grow food, but they arrived in December, far too late to plant any crops.
I think that it depends on what kind of "food" you are talking about and what kind of pizza. Prersonally I would choose Italian food but if its really good pizza then I would eat both. Pizza is Italian food.
Yiddish
The Anasazi's trade system was kind of like the Inca's. ... When they wanted or needed something a merchant would walk up to another tribe and offer them a trade. The Anasazi didn't have a type of currency, but they traded things for goods. They mostly traded pottery with other tribes.
Think about lobsters.
they have same kind of house
yes it was... i think what kind of food was it? that is the question you are really asking!
i believe its a appositive phrase
It is a thing, I think it it some kind of food, it is a bean!
One with meat. They prefer wet food i think.
most yorkies have sensitive stomach so i would stick to dog food.
the kind you eat.
bread