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The Ancient ones.
Very interesting.
Modern Christians forget that most of the religion handed down from the time of Abraham through Moses was from oral traditions. You can see it and feel in in the ancient Aramaic and Hebrew scriptures which in the native tongue reads a lot like poetry more thsn prose, and poetry is known as a method better than prose for remembering.
n this video Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches the traditional Navajo teachings surrounding Chaco Canyon.
Blurb:
It’s an ugly history and goes against the popular opinion of anthropologists.
The oral stories surrounding the Anasazi people paint a much different picture.
A violent people whose economy is based on slavery. A people who worshiped the darkness and participated in human sacrifice.
Most of our Navajo people know the stories we have are different than the popular narrative from the anthropologists.
The term “Anasazi” is a Navajo word = means “ancient enemy.”
The Pueblo peoples of New Mexico and Arizona do not refer to their ancestors in such a disrespectful manner, so an appropriate term to use is Ancestral Puebloans.
The Apache and Navajo are from Canada and Alaska. Their Athabascan ancestors migrated into the New Mexico region . when the Spanish were moving north from Mexico..
Don’t believe the Navaho
Consult the Hopi and the various Puebloans. What the Navajo call Anasazi are ancestral Puebloans. They know
Anasazi is not a correct term in present usage
The Hopi village is the longest continuously occupied place in the USA. They have lived there for 900 years. You can go see for yourself