The oddest thing about the Anasazi is that they had some kind of infatuation with a humpbacked, flute playing man named Kokopelli, or the Watersprinkler. On many walls all over the area, a drawing of Kokopelli can be found. These Indians also drew wide shouldered forms called Kackina Spirits, and a "Big Chief" looking out from a red stained shield...
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They didn't have wheels nor pack animals. We also know they lived in a land of little wood and water. The Anasazi made very exquisite pots, but they made very odd drawings on them. Some pots were of a deep rounded form, painted on the interior in rose with wavy pale "ghost lines". They had a geometric pattern enclosing two interlocked spirals, with two hatched, serrated rectangles below the rim...
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