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Ancient peoples of the American Southwest did not call themselves “Mesa Verde,” “Chaco,” “Kayenta,” or “Cibola.” Archaeologists assign such names often based on modern local place names to distinguish the cultures they research. We’re not sure what these ancient Americans called themselves. Continue to Puebloan Warfare.
