[SunkenCiv]

Associated Press, so...

[SunkenCiv]

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	Gods Graves Glyphs	AP source, so the excerpt is lousy. :') Basically, I'm not entirely impressed with the thought process behind this claim, but it should at least be good for some levity. To all -- please ping me to other topics which are appropriate for the GGG list. GGG managers are SunkenCiv, StayAt HomeMother, and Ernest_at_the_Beach
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[Vaduz]

Migration more like invasion the trash trail from Mexiico to the U.S. is a wide one.

[bert]

I spent the night in Chaco.....awesome.

I hope to go again, this time having read more of Steve Lekson’s books. I sorted through the books at the Chaco Park Service store and found that his on the Chaco Meridian seemed to make the most sense.

I can’t describe the feeling of visiting the village of Oraibi on the Hopi Mesa where the people have been living continuously for 900 years. The village is believed to have been settled after the departure fron Chaco

[wolfcreek]

Another Anasazi site in Frijoles canyon near Santa Fe. Bandelier Nat. Mon. From what I hear about the road to Chaco, this has much easier access.

[norton]

Thanks SC:
More stuff for my reading list.

[colorado tanker]

Chaco is an amazing site. You have to intend to visit, it's not on the way to anywhere and it's well worth it.

A Chaco meridian is as good an explanation as I've heard. You scratch your head wondering why a civilization would put a major city in a place with such marginal agriculture, water and wood.