Video Response: The Chacoans and Northwest Mesoamericans

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The lecture starts by demonstrating the early lives of people who lived in the Chaco Canyon (Video 2, n.d.). The lecture delves into how these people lived, how they constructed their homes, traded, and why they relocated. There is a clear demonstration of how Chaco Canyon is an essential part of Pueblo culture. The site is known for trade, and government, vast constructions, astronomy, distinctive architectural design, and artistic achievements. Moreover, the lecture shows how Puebla's social structure differentiated itself within the regional identity of the early Pueblo and governed the area for centuries. There is a presence of highly organized large-scale structures and architecture, as well as skillful coursed masonry. The storage sites are examined in the lecture, suggesting that the Chacoans were financially secure. The lecture also demonstrates that civilizations had intricate religious events that were important in their life.
The next video is a conclusion about the Pueblo and the world they lived in. These people can also be referred to as Northwest Mesoamerican...