We've take several trips to Colorado and New Mexico between 2005, 2013, to the prsent, with a lot of stops at Anasazi indian ruins, like Bandelier, Mesa Verde, and Chaco Culture.   One of the most impressive of all is Chaco Culture.
The level of development and sophisicication of the buildings was most impressive.   Its not just the size of the buildings but the quality of the workmanship, some of the archaeologists refer to the Chaco Plan, or Chaco Mode of building.   In Mesa Verde and Bandelier you see lots of kivas as you do at Chaco, but Chaco also has it's Great Kivas which dwarf all other ceremonial constructions that I've seen in the Southwest.   Chaco also has it roads, over 400 miles of roads averaging about 30 ft. wide, similar too the Roman Empire, but on a smaller scale.   Towers were built along the roads with fires maintained on top of them to guide travelers at night.    

Bandelier National Monumnet.	Mesa Verde.	Chaco Canyon (Culture).	Salmon (Chaco outlier).
Aztec (Chaco outlier).	Los Alamos White Rock Map (jpg)
Pueblo Indians	Avanyu Plaza (Albequerque)	The 19 Pueblos of New Mexico

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Bandelier pueblo.	Mesa Verde Cliff Palace.	Pueblo Bonito in Chaco Canyon (pic from newmexicooutdoor.com).

In the modern Pueblo Culture, a Pueblo is both a building and a tribe.
IndianPueblo.org

Kivas were usually built by and for a clan withing the pueblo culture.
 
Bandelier's book, "The Delight Makers" mentions about 10 clans in the
group he was describing.
 
The pueblo culture was matriarcal, women built and owned the "house" 
and the men visited their family's home. 
"https://indianpueblo.org/matriarchs-at-the-heart-of-pueblo-families/".
 
The men built and mostly lived in their kivas.
 
If you're interested in learning more about pueblo (Anasazi) culture, read 
"The Delight Makers" or check out this site: 
indianpueblo.org