Doesn't mean there was direct trade. Could have traded with those folks who traded with another who traded with the Chacoans.

This is the teacher, what year is it from, do you know ? 😮

It only takes one smart forward think to bring change. And these people travelled for miles across the continent.

I hear free housing

This ain't not no grammar scholar.

Grammar matters - do better!

New Mexico

If they had built their foundation on Jesus Christ/Yeshua things might have been different.

Same thing happened to me....driver tjat took off was drunk...dumped her kid off at a CVS..jumped a curb and almost ran me over...cops got her couple of hours later nearby...chick had a few charges...DUI, hit and run, child endangerment, no ins, few others...felt good knowing she lost custody of that kid and dad got her

I think ALL of their temples should tumble! These buildings are nothing but lies they use the temple recommend to keep people out as,well as judge incomes on their sins to strip these recommends! They lie lie lie and are not Godly! GOD HAS THE FINAL SAY!

Where? I'm interested

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I live in St George, UT and travel extensively throughout southern Utah the year round except in July and August. There are innumerable spots like this. Southwest Utah is exceptionally beautiful and the geology is incomparable and unique on the planet.

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What's the song? Its really linky parky...

Wow

5 miles from my house

Beautiful

The 44`s are the result of vandals pecking more recent artwork. They are not original. The elk and dog are also the works of recent vandalism. 😡

Could be here in AZ. Sliding rock Canyon But thats a big Maybe

Looks like Itah or New Mexico

Beautiful

So beautiful!!!! Thank you so sincerely🥰🥰🤗🤗💞💞💞🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

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I have know one person with polydactyly hand and one with a foot the one with the hand had it removed at birth because his parents were afraid of him being bullied in school

a moon calendar, representing a Women's cycle.

Saw you on VidIQ - cool channel. I live here in NM in case you ever want a hiking buddy. Sometimes I meet up with an achaeologist friend.

Welcum to Albuquerque the asshole center of the world…

Take a metal detector with you next time ❤❤❤❤😂

I would imagine those laborers were whistling a happy tune, and were happy in their work..

You'd think they would have built steps

Where can i buy a copy of that map ?

Thanks for sharing, this was beautiful.

That was my bad I meant that totally as a joke like in a ridiculous thing to say kinda way. I subscribed now. Your channel seems really cool

Thank you for taking me along on your NM journey! I’m a native New Mexican and I don’t know about these place; I’m so ashamed! These places are so historic and beautiful.

Not particularly an expert, but I have been to Mesa Verde and have been fascinated by the ancestral Pueblo since I first read about them in 3rd grade, seeing that Pueblo alto is at a higher elevation, I can’t see behind the camera but it’s looks like a high area from this point of view (the name literally means it as well but anyways lol) was farming not commonly done on flat plateaus and tops of hills and areas that would receive more sunlight? And we’re simply easier areas to farm compared to the side of a cliff or in a steep valley, Farming also being viable at the time due to the climate being much wetter than today, great kivas were mostly found at dwelling sites due to their many practical uses and important spiritual and ritual purposes, I have very little knowledge on Pueblo alto, I could probably just look this up and find an answer but you sparked curiosity, is there evidence of farming here? As in it being primarily used for farming or at least having a considerable amount of evidence for large scale farming, could it possibly be a farming “settlement” due to its location being in an area that from my understanding of the climate conditions at the time would have been productive farm land? Maybe a food storage/distribution area, which normal kivas were used for storing food (among other things) if I’m not mistaken, and there are normal kivas here correct? just not a great one. Maybe the people who lived and most likely farmed here would travel to nearby settlements with great kivas for ritual purposes, due to most likely a combination of factors contributing to not having one of their own. Very interesting, would love to be able to go back in time and see what it used to look like

it means some kids were having fun doodling one day

Let's send the Son ahead in case there's rattlesnakes. That way, Dad can cry about a water bottle & Mom can make the KZbin

All that area was underwater at one point

There is an easier trail to the west cross through the fence and head straight up a big crack on the west face of the big cliff and follow the bench to the arch it's a longer walk.

Salmon Ruins also gets money through their Division of Conservation Archaeology, which is a for profit business run from their facilities. Also, Salmon is pronounced Sal-mon, with the L, it is a family name.

interesting piece of information. not getting state or federal funds. yet archaeologist searched and did evacuations. Those are typically university or government funded activity. When did archaeologist do the excavation task at salmon ruins. I googled this ruins and information reveals there are government [sic] grants. So Salmon Ruins archaeology are funded by the government. probably mis-communicated the funding context, they might meant to tell you that museum or the archaeological protection (for visitors, guide, paths, etc.) is probably not government funded, thus needing private funding sources to protect and exhibit the ruins to the public.

The nemenhah records are very important, and have a connection to these native Americans

Dear lady if you make a mistake just post a correction, no need to respond to every - comment 😊 and keep making videos you sound like your having fun!!

It’s time to get people to care about history, never mind archaeology. Great job. You’re going places.

It means no ice cream for you😮!!!

It's amazing what you can accomplish when you aren't watching tv all the time.

Been there many times, check Hovenweep if you get the chance

So interesting an hard work, beautiful thank you God bless

Kewl!