Hilltop Ruins Found on Google Earth! 40 miles into the Arizona Desert! Ancient Fort! Pueblo? Cliff

[@marmotwiyaka136]

Excellent video, I hope you do more of this type. No problem you didn't make it to the site, with the drone footage it makes it more mysterious. I used to do a lot of hiking in the southwest in the 1970s, even with my youthful risk taking I got cliffed out many times.

[@heathputnam9524]

I will get up there! I have too! Thanks for watching!

[@GrandmaBev64]

Awesome! Good eye. That is a special place. Thanks for sharing. The Trek Planner is one of my favorites. This is pretty cool too.

[@heathputnam9524]

I am not as young as @TheTrekPlanner is HaHa! I am trying to turn my passion into others entertainment! Please bear with me as I learn! Thanks for watching!

[@dougsain5090]

NEW TOO! OUTSTANDING. DIG THAT TUNE TOO. MADE ME GRAB MY ACOUSTIC. WATCHING NOW....

[@heathputnam9524]

👍🏼

[@anthonygallo492]

Wow! Definitely one of the coolest locations you've found yet!

[@heathputnam9524]

Pretty amazing spot! Thanks!

[@aapex1]

WOW! An American MASSADA. I doubt that the Romans could have cracked this one. You're climbing attempts may have been thwarted but the drone video is awesome. Love it, thanks.

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks! Yeah they didn’t have to worry about being flanked!

[@robertstephenson8107]

Awesome music

[@heathputnam9524]

Haha! Happy you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@leighsayers2628]

Drone vision is fabulous ..love it .

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for watching!

[@injunjoe9780]

Great job on the drone shots wish more people filmed like that , try getting in higher shots ,thanks Great job

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for the comment! I am just learning how to fly and video with the drone. Hopefully I get better before I lose it! Haha!

[@kellykelly7747]

INCREDIBLE dwelling spot. Next time, fly the front around looking for a possible way up there. There may no longer be a way...I do realize you tried 4 or 5 times. It's just so alluring. ❤

[@heathputnam9524]

Oh I will go back! After reviewing the footage,I think the second spot I attempted I went right and should have gone left. Keep your fingers crossed for the next attempt!

[@irenebrown645]

I love going off with you guys, showing wonderful things,. When you show these we can see, and not visit so we do not contribute to the destruction. natural or man made.

[@heathputnam9524]

I appreciate you coming along! Thank you for watching!

[@HeadHuntercowboy]

Subbed .... can't wait for you to find the way in!!! 👍

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for the sub and I can't wait either!

[@hhawg1]

First time here. Great video and soothing music. Thanks

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for coming! Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Paragon23]

Amazing find! Do you suppose there’s a back way in, perhaps on top of a mesa behind the ruins? Or is the whole thing up there isolated?

[@heathputnam9524]

There must be a way in! I will go back and try again!

[@trevormiles5852]

@@heathputnam9524 i was looking for foot holds on the walls.

[@heathputnam9524]

did you see any? There has to be a way up!

[@trevormiles5852]

@@heathputnam9524 thought I had mentioned it. Did you look for foot stairs in the rock. usually they are placed so that hand to foot so as to pull yourself up. i have seen them in other places but my size 13 feet barely got my toes in. Remember they are hidden for defensive purposes too. And again, so cool you found them and I know you will find more. had to add; beware of the casual stranger you meet in the desert. I used to live between tucson and phoenix in the Sonoran Desert. Nice place to be from.. lol

[@heathputnam9524]

I did not see any steps but when I find the way up they will probably be some! I have already found a few more near these first ones. Hopefully not so high though! Thanks for watching!

[@johnmaris6526]

You confirmed the location that I indicated I thought I knew from a mountain range in the previous video. Keep posting!

[@heathputnam9524]

Shhhh! Haha! Thanks for watching! More videos to come!

[@RJCooper2]

Sure would be fun to explore up on top.

[@heathputnam9524]

I will go back and try again! Thanks for watching!

[@sapawarrior9247]

Thank You awesome

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for watching!

[@MegaKB333]

You know these places are fortifications. Just like the cliff dwellings are defensible positions and very obscure. People call them Anasazi. That's a whole other subject. However the Hopi are known to the Utes as the Anazazi. The Hopi have an oral history of their shamans opening a portal and giants came through it and canablized the Anazai. This would explain the extreme locations where fortifications were built.

[@heathputnam9524]

These are definitely defensible. The shear walls of ~500 feet would make it impossible to reach. There must be one steep entrance that unfortunately I did not find! I will go back! Thanks for the information and for watching!

[@robertallen6710]

Liked and subbed! Wonder if that was the way up, top/middle of the screen @7:40? Thanks for a great video! ☺

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for the sub! I think you are right, I reviewed some of my other footage and it is either there or on the other side of the Jaba the Hutt rock in the middle. I will go back, but it might be a couple weeks! Thanks for watching!

[@westho7314]

A good Drone with decent range is a great tool for finding access points to ascend yo places like this, save many futile attempts walking up to dead ends, Same with using drones to scout ahead looking for potential washouts and obstacles when traveling on sketchy seldom traveled jeep roads & trails.

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for the information. I am just getting started with my drone. I am not very good with it yet! Thanks for watching!

[@lilbird4198]

How wonderful that the weather was conducive for flying your drone! So glad you stopped trying to physically get up there! Question is, how did the builders of those structures get up there? Too wild! Thank You for trying, and for sharing this awesome adventure. I just wish your videos were longer. I'm Canadian, no desert here, the desert geology is spectacular! 😊

[@heathputnam9524]

Thank you for watching! I really want to get up there! I will try again when the weather dries out a little bit! I will try to add a little more scenery in the future!

[@nadinemakinson1934]

​@@heathputnam9524 Too funny, I subscribed, and more of your videos came up, and the very next one I watched, you did exactly that. 😊

[@heathputnam9524]

I try to take the feedback as seriously as possible! Haha! But quite often some feedback comes back completely opposite of other feedback! I do what I can! Thanks for sub and joining my adventures!

[@DelorseLSeattle]

Great video, the drone made up for not getting up close yourself. Beautiful location. But, I have to wonder what in the world did they do when they needed a drink of water!!? And how did they get up and down off that site?? They had to be very very fit... Thanks for sharing.

[@heathputnam9524]

And no midnight strolls! One wrong step and aaaaah! There has to be a way up and I will make another video when I get up there! Thanks for watching!

[@katesutton1476]

Interesting

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for watching!

[@trevormiles5852]

To think we can still find ruins. Good job.. thanks..

[@heathputnam9524]

Yes, it is amazing! I love it! Thanks for watching!

[@GrandmaBev64]

They are finding more all the time. Especially during Covid. People put on their outdoor adventure hats and went to places they would have never been able to go. These last few years have been amazing for archeology.

[@johnwrinkle3443]

Those walls are so close to the edge of rhe cliff, how could you have children there,,,,, great video from the air,,,, keep itt coming

[@heathputnam9524]

Only the nimble survive! Thanks for watching!

[@brianbloom1799]

Whats sad Is I have very bad eye sight and never realized your title saying Pueblo, I learned this in school back in the 60's Great Video.

[@heathputnam9524]

Haha! That's OK, I'm pretty close to blind also! Thanks for watching!

[@fordx4n]

Excellent drone footage! did you find a way up?

[@heathputnam9524]

Not yet but I will! Thanks for watching!

[@vetinaalvarez4004]

Thanks for the video

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for watching!

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

The title is ( 2 Giant Carved Indian heads on top of a bluff with what looks like 3 graves near biggest Artifact )

[@heathputnam9524]

Let me know when you post it!

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

@@heathputnam9524 I will post it right now since I have your permission.

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

I have not posted the video until I get your ok.

[@heathputnam9524]

I don't mind if you use a portion of my video, thanks for asking first. I appreciate you asking. Maybe you can credit my channel for using the video. Thanks for watching!

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

You missed 2 of the biggest artifacts I have every seen in videos like yours being posted by other channels and you missed seeing the 2 very large boulders that have faces on them the largest carved head sits in the middle of the 3 structures and or crave sites and then off to the left I see another one that has 2 faces. My apologies I did copy some of your video and posted it on my channel showing the 2 giant boulder heads I can see and the only reason I am pointing these out is because I have found and I am still finding carved stone heads all over in my front and back yards. 90% of all my Artifacts that have faces are looking to the left and I see the larger looking to the left and the smaller one has 2 faces that I can see and of of them is looking to the left since you did not get the other side of the larger boulder I don't know if it has 2 faces. This site to me looks like holy site being protected with these giant heads carved into the boulders at least that's what I think.

[@heathputnam9524]

Sorry I still don't see them! Thanks for watching!

[@debskidz]

Nice content. Too bad you didn't get to the intended target. Show more places!

[@heathputnam9524]

I tried again yesterday and it was too steep! Sucks getting old! Haha! Thanks for joining the adventure!

[@debskidz]

I'm right there with you! I wish I could get up and down better, maybe... someday I can try to get up there and see for myself. Thank you ! Deborah Putnam @@heathputnam9524

[@shanewilliams7834]

Kids would've been 100% fine then they actually paid attention to their surroundings. Not like now where they would walk off the edge staring at an iPhone worried about what Susie said about them.

[@heathputnam9524]

Too true! Thanks for watching!

[@richardbrauer1872]

Great video how would anyone get up there?

[@heathputnam9524]

There has to be a way! I will go beck and find it!

[@davidsevers6842]

Looks like the sycamore canyon/Sedona area for sure.

[@heathputnam9524]

Maybe, maybe not! Thanks for watching!

[@davidsevers6842]

Ha ha. Ok. 👍 Yea. I live in the Prescott Area. Lots of sites all over the place around here and in this northern Az area. My son and I have done lots of exploring and have found many. Lots of fun to do. Keep up the good work!! Thank you.

[@jamesconner6404]

Yes this is the past

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks for watching!

[@hivicar]

Jabba the Hut!

[@heathputnam9524]

Haha! Yes!

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

Just from looking at the back of the camp site it does not look possible for you to have been able to climbed down from the top, But the people that inhabited could, to me it looks like they climbed up from the front using the big cracks it looks to be the fastest route to get to safety. If someone did live up there it was a very small group of them or they were just a look out post and that makes since it just seems to small of a area to have housed a lot of dwellers and to have children up there it just does not fit to have been used as a living area unless no children were their. They could have had men posted all over that mountain and on the side the dwelling are located would have been where they lit the signal fire and could not be seen from behind making it a well hidden signaling place. It could have been used to warn them when the Giant Indians went looking for food which was them according to what the Giant Red Headed Indians liked to eat. People don't believe me but I did discover Artifacts that prove Giants roomed around the Tucson area of the state at 1 time in history, I also have proof that they also roomed around the Cave Creek Area. Cave Creek Az is a prime location because it has a year around water source.

[@heathputnam9524]

I have not been up on top so I could not really comment on any of that, but I can say if they had children up there, only the smart ones survived! Thanks for watching!

[@giant-indian-artifact-hunter]

@@heathputnam9524 Were you able to see the Giant heads I saw. The channel Faces in stone both him and I post videos with human and humanoid looking stone artifacts as well as many animals stone artifacts and I told him about your video and he said he's going to put a link to your video on his site. Faces in stone has been a very big asset to the Native American culture by posting 100's of videos showing all this art that the indigenous people from way back in time the past to more modern Indians Art artifacts. Their are a few big difference between what I find and what he finds. One of them is I am in Arizona he is in I think Maryland and he finds his artifacts out in the field and I find 90% of mine in my landscaping at homes that I have lived in and the house I reside in right now has some of the most significate finds ever not to mention in my front yard it has a Giant face carving of some kind of what I think could be prehistoric animal on top of it and at 1 end it has a human face about the size of humans hand carven into it.

[@heathputnam9524]

Very cool stuff! Thanks for asking you friend to link my video! Thanks for watching!

[@georgegouvas27]

google earth has elevations

[@brianbloom1799]

Do you Know who Built these Ruins, Did the Pueblo,Indians build these.

[@heathputnam9524]

I believe so, I am not an expert. Thanks for the comment!

[@mikehenry4743]

For that area it would be Sinagua.

[@heathputnam9524]

Thanks Mikehenry! I will look them up!

[@7seriesmax]

It’s been proven at every one of those sites in the southwest there are foothold somewhere to climb up there. The ancient peoples that created them carved footholds into the rock that are barely discernible. They’re there somewhere on the side of that plateau.

[@heathputnam9524]

I will be going back! Since it is so difficult to get to I am hoping to see some interesting artifacts! If I find footholds I will definitely video them! Thanks for watching!

[@dougsain5090]

NEW TOO! OUTSTANDING. DIG THAT TUNE TOO. MADE ME GRAB MY ACOUSTIC. WATCHING NOW....

[@heathputnam9524]

Haha! Welcome! Thanks for watching!