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Definition: Anasazi were a group of ancient Native American tribes. They lived in South America, including Peru, Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, and Ecuador. They are known for their distinctive pottery and art. The Anasazi were nomadic and built stone shelters called "pueblos," which they occupied in the countryside and along rivers.
Definition: The term "Anasazis" appears in the Bible as a figurative name for certain Jewish tribes who were said to have lived in Mesopotamia, possibly around 450 BC to 230 AD. Definition: 1. Anasaz (讗指谞侄住执讬诐) - Hebrew word meaning "to destroy" or "to be destroyed". It is the plural form of the Greek term "Anasazos". 2. Izmael (讬值诪址诇) - Hebrew name given to a person who had been in rebellion against the Israelites, possibly referring to a leader who was considered an Anasazi. 3. Jezreel (讘执旨拽职专值讬诇) - A place of refuge for people fleeing from their homeland, possibly a fortified town where Anasazis lived and engaged in warfare. 4. Anasaros (讗指谞侄住执讬诐) - Hebrew name given to an Israelite who had been captured by the Anasazi. In summary, "Anasazis" are believed to have been members of a group of tribes that lived along the shores of modern-day Iraq and Syria, perhaps as early as 450 BC.