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How was the use of Kivas by the Anasazi similar to the use of mounds by the mound

building cultures?

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They are related to religious cultures

Step-by-step explanation:

Anasazi are the ancient group of people who lived in America and flourished around 200 BC to 1500 AD. The Anasazis belonged to the southwestern america. They built pit houses, cliff dwellings. They were skilled potters. They also built kivas. Kivas are used for religious ceremonies. They are large buildings or rooms where the Anasazi people perform their religious ceremonies.

They also made mounds. They were built in the form of different creatures like the birds, the snakes, etc as they have a cultural significance or religious significance to the people of the Anasazi group.

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