Chaco Canyon: Secrets of the Anasazi | Full Documentary

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Mysterious Places | S1 E01 | Chaco Canyon: Secrets of the Anasazi
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[@pauldaystar]

Please Be Honest Ask HOPI TRIBE ELDERS NOT Archeologists, Go Dig up your Own Graves and Cities

[@teresadvorak6145]

I agree with You sir ❤❤❤

[@michelecox5241]

That would mean they couldn't relegate Native American history into the realm of myth. Can't have that! That might mean Europeans don't have the right to everything.

[@zemog1025]

These are not Hopi ruins nor Hopi People.

[@MichaelKurse]

Hopi have nothing to do with these ruins.

[@pauldaystar]

@@zemog1025 Sad you Are ignorant and Never Lived There

[@MichaelKurse]

Navajo and Apache are from Canada. The Hopi,who were farmers and shepherds ,suffered from their raids.The US Army put an end to their raids. The Hopi were greatful.

[@user-wy5fo9mu5t]

there’s alot of intermarriages between Pueblos and the Dineh people otherwise they would be inbreed (google Onates disease)at least we’re not like the Arabs and Jewish people causing ww3.

[@BenneJonger]

Yes, the Hopi and Mexica both share of codex of the rattle snake clan leaving modern day AZ and traveling into modern day Mexico

[@polemeros]

Film from 1994. I visited there 2 years ago, along with other Amerindian ruins. Impressive and fascinating place. A lot of change in info, findings, attitudes, etc since then. People still battle over what Chaco was. It is a landmine for all sorts of conflicting agendas and worldviews.

[@rodneysteen3646]

One of the greatest voices for documentarys thank you sir

[@charleslord8672]

Agreed! Excellent choice for narrator.

[@charleslord8672]

Make that "host"

[@charleslord8672]

Referring to Stacy Keach aka "Officer Stadanko"

[@ashleevanallen5526]

What’s the narrator s name??

[@UncutSavage9858]

@@ashleevanallen5526 Stacy Stadanko

[@paulthagoras]

Wow I’ve been looking for this so grateful the algorithm is tuned into my preferences oh and yeah this story is so important let’s get it out

[@MichaelKurse]

I haven't seen this in years. The narrator did several about Chaco Canyon! Chaco Canyon! Chaco Canyon!😆😆😆😳

[@ashleevanallen5526]

What’s his name?

[@MichaelKurse]

@@ashleevanallen5526 I don't know.🤔🤔🤔

[@nancyharper1360]

​@@MichaelKurse Stacy Keach.

[@MichaelKurse]

@@nancyharper1360 He was the host, but not the narrator.🤗🤗🤗

[@user-zi8ux6fy2n]

He sounds like The narrator for Forensic Files Peter Thomas.

[@Ashphinchtersayswhat]

Anyone read the Klamath river tribes history? Goes back 10k years. Says the great stone structures were built by white tribes and were just kept up in reverence to them. Taught the Klamath tribes all they knew. Strange how their history is ignored. Anasazi we’re caucasians

[@BUGZYLUCKS]

Always felt a connection to this tribe

[@zemog1025]

Two words: Man Corn

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Corn Man. VibrationGarden's best tract

[@andrewmckeown6786]

Corn Man. VibrationGarden's best tract😁

[@aseerose5684]

@@andrewmckeown6786 No. Man corn. Two separate meanings.

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

Ha ha, I was wondering if anyone was actually aware of the cannibalism that took place at Chaco. They have no descendents. They came from the south, a rogue band of Aztecs. We told whitey they came from the south, but they didn't believe that at first either. So much of this is wrong, and still today what The Parks Dept. tells visitors is wrong. They won't allow the real history of Chaco get out. So those of us who know, tell as many as we can. They were an evil ppl, who worshipped the darkness and their main economy was the slave trade. The Navajo called Chaco The House of Crying b/c of the wails and cries that came from the place. It would be lit up all night long, as they performed their "ceremonies". ....and so much more.

[@xman870096]

Such a fascinating place!!...So many questions; the overall geographic 'footprint' is quite massive. Leads me to believe the population could have been quite large, perhaps in the low 'thousands'???... Just an uneducated guess on my part, could have been higher or much smaller. Either way a substantial number of people.... How did they feed that many people, what was their main source of food??...What was their water source, did they trade with other Pueblos??... And the ultimate question, what happened to the people, why was the Pueblo abandoned, was it due to war with another tribe, famine, illness??? I would love to know the answers to these questions...

[@xman870096]

@@Mr.InbetweenFX That makes sense, I forgot to add the Spaniards into the equation... I would love to have the ability to go back in time just to see it in its 'hay day' that would have been something to see!!

[@Space-DolphinPosadist]

This is a classic

[@jericox2980]

Fascinating

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

and all wrong. do not believe outsiders, believe the ppl who lived it and know the history and have the stories. I told a small bit of it in my book of a comment. The "Anasazi" were a rogue band of Aztecs. They worshipped the darkness, and destroyed themselves. They went insane, most likely a prion disease from eating each other. Proof of cannibalism has been found. There are no descendents.

[@ericswain4177]

Check out Chaco Canyon and the winemakers.

[@ChristopherRoberts-vz4hf]

Please forgive my mis spelling!

[@joseHernandez-xc4ix]

The narrator is the same Cat the Narrates that like detective show also

[@ChristopherRoberts-vz4hf]

Its an interesting debate, don't pick preistoric artifacts ... Or take home a treasure like a Arrow head, or live it where it was found I've Heard serious people how hike and camp don't take stuff we find in the desert im i mite want yake an arrow head home to wear it or give it to a child, however people say leaveit where you found it!

[@Mandela-Effect-SAG-ARM]

What happened to the YELLOW SUN

[@drew-shourd]

They are NOT ‘native Americans’…those indigenous peoples were here LONG before this country was named America by a German map maker after an Italian explorer. PLEASE do your research.

[@UncutSavage9858]

Yeoh

[@darydavid9465]

❤

[@Craby-yw9eq]

The holy people are from Israel.

[@user-wy5fo9mu5t]

Holy people are spiritual beings who aren’t human beings.

[@69cheva]

Holy people don't genocide other people either . Only holy to the Devil.

[@UncutSavage9858]

@@Craby-yw9eq . The cut ones ?

[@lindasue8719]

There are holy people everywhere. We need to get over our differences ❤

[@user-wy5fo9mu5t]

@@lindasue8719 I’m Navajo Indian to claim to be the chosen people is really vain we are all special (google Navajo Beauty way prayer)peace from desert sw nm usa