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普埃布洛人是古代那伐鹤民族生活在美国西南高原地区的一个支系,早在公元217年,普埃布洛人已广泛地分布在小科罗拉多河、里奥格兰河、上希拉河、盐河、圣胡安河流域及内华达东部和犹他大部分地区,考古学家将他们的文化称为“阿纳萨齐文化”。 1893年,考古工作者在犹他东南部布特勒地区的一个山洞里,发现了九十多具干尸和许多编织精美、图案新颖别致的篮筐。自此,阿纳萨齐文化开始引起世人的关注。在这座以岩石作遮蔽、口向南开的残洞穴里,脱水木乃伊除枯萎的皮肤仍旧依附在骨骼上外,毛发几乎与死者生前无异样;死者身旁随葬的篮筐、食品、武器和各种生活用品,为后人揭开原始普埃布洛人的服饰之谜提供了实物证据。
The Puebloans were a branch of the ancient Nafar ethnic group living in the southwestern plateau of the United States. As early as AD 217, Pueblo people were widely distributed in the small Colorado, Rio Grande, The river, the Salt River, the San Juan River basin and much of eastern Nevada and Utah, archaeologists refer to their culture as “Anasazi culture.” In 1893, in a cave in the Butler area in southeastern Utah, archaeologists found more than 90 mummies and many beautifully woven, novel and distinctive baskets. Since then, Anasazi culture began to attract the attention of the world. In this remnant caves sheltered by rocks and opening up to the south, the dehydrated mums are still attached to the bones except the withered skin, and the hairs are almost the same as those of the deceased; the baskets, food, weapons and Kind of daily necessities, providing evidence of the future for people who uncovered the mystery of primitive Pueblo’s costumes.