How did the Anasazi write stories?

The Anasazi, or ancestral Puebloans, primarily conveyed their stories and cultural narratives through oral tradition rather than written language. They used intricate rock art, pottery, and cliff dwellings adorned with murals to depict their myths, rituals, and daily life, effectively communicating their stories visually. These artistic expressions served as a means to preserve their history and beliefs for future generations.