November 9, 2024

[@bluwtrgypsy]

Great find. Very interesting. thank you.

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

Thanks, I am just glad my eye is still in.

[@chuckzehnder530]

Good job! Thanks for giving this old man a view of something new.

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

My pleasure.... From one old man to another. Lol. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@davec9244]

How the hell did they get up and down to live there? Hauling water and food in and out, strong tough people for sure. thank you

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

@@davec9244 some of the cliff dwellings have Moki steps cut into them. But I have seen some that I think they flew up to. Lol

[@isorry123_]

Do you think they used cisterns to store water

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

@@isorry123_ maybe. Not a lot of water fall in this area. Maybe there is a spring at the bottom of the cliff house in the canyon.

[@chrisk7626]

I really think we have multi layers of history and culture and people's in America. The people who did this can have anything to do with let's see the Plains Indians these people had some engineering skills. These walls look Plum and level. I'm thinking remnants of the Aztecs or Maya. Compare the Native Americans on the East Coast there's nothing like it. That's a vast difference. That's my two cents

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

I have heard your theory espoused before. And I think you may be close to the truth. I have heard that the Aztec and Mayan migrated north.

[@chrisk7626]

@thecowboyandtheaccountant753 exactly I think that's what the kivas are part of probably incorrect spelling I'm using the microphone function but you follow along

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

@@chrisk7626 I don't follow the kivas? Are you saying that might have been for sacrificial purposes?

[@chrisk7626]

@thecowboyandtheaccountant753 I'm saying my spelling may be incorrect those big circles in New Mexico that are perfectly geometrical. Those are an amazing feat of engineering when seen from above. I just love talking about it I don't think we're ever going to figure out anything unless we get a time machine. I appreciate the dialogue between us.

[@thecowboyandtheaccountant753]

@@chrisk7626 I agree with the thought of open discourse. 🤔. I think the large circles are easier to perform than say an isosceles triangle. I think the triangle is a much more difficult concept due to its rarity in nature. Does that sound right?