English, 06.04.2022 14:00, megzbrathwaite

Based on "The Anasazi," write an essay explaining how technology and sciences such as archaeology were used by researchers trying to solve the mystery of the Anasazi's disappearance. Be sure to use information from the passage to develop your essay. The anasazi:
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https://www. doe. mass. edu/mcas/2021/release/gr6-ela. pdf

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