Salmon Ruins and Museum

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[@TheTolleRoad]

Cool ruins and good job on the story of the Salmon family. The random peacock 🦚 was kind of funny.

[@hoosiertours]

Yeah, I found out there's a couple of peacocks living in the brush surrounding the ruins. They're not people friendly though. Thanks for watching!

[@JVsMusicalSoundscapes]

Nicely done, thanks. You're making me decide to visit on the way to Chaco :)

[@hoosiertours]

Yes I would definitely recommend visiting this one alongside Chaco. Thanks for watching!

[@MM-yl9gn]

So cool...the Anasazi were definitely an intriguing tribe and a lot of their cultural practices were similar to the defleshing/burials under the floors of Pueblo homes at Catalhoyuk... interesting enough, Herodotus thought it odd that Egyptian men did the weaving...I wonder if there is a connection especially considering so many other shared elements with Egypt and Egypt with Mesopotamia. The way this site is still partially covered, I wonder if the settlement was intentionally burned and then buried! Sooo cool...can't wait to see it in April when I plan to backpack through the Chaco region!

[@hoosiertours]

Neat, the Chacoan ruins are fascinating so hope you have a great trip!