How a Glamping Adventure Revealed the Secrets of New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon

TRAVEL + LEISURE ^

[servo1969]

I find the word glamping to be extremely glay.

[CenTex]

Sorry, wrong camera. It was my D80, well before the D750 was available. the visit was in February of 2009. I took 789 photographs during the walk around. I am going to re-visit today...

A sample of the stonework...

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[CenTex]

Sorry, I can’t get the photograph to transfer...

[Big Red Badger]

‘ALTO’ always amused me.
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Montazumas Castle is one hour away from me now and it will take a Crow Bar for a three hour Wash Board Boggie!
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Tha Ancient Ones were a lot Tougher!

[1Old Pro]

Sounds like a great place to visit, despite the writing style of the author.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***The Ancient Ones were a lot Tougher!***

https://archive.news.wsu.edu/press-release/2014/08/04/wsu-researchers-see-violent-era-in-ancient-southwest/#.U9_iumNjYzJ

https://www.science20.com/news_articles/the_most_violent_era_in_america_was_before_europeans_arrived-141847

[Big Red Badger]

Thanks...
Makes Ya Think.

[redinIllinois]

Lots of interesting stuff!!

Thanks for posting...

[george76]

The term “Anasazi” is a Navajo word = means “ancient enemy.”

The Apache and Navajo are from northwestern Canada and eastern Alaska.. Their Athabascan ancestors migrated south when the Spanish were moving north from new Spain / old Mexico..

Hopi call their ancestors: Hisatsinom

[Flag_This]

"The Apache and Navajo are from northwestern Canada and eastern Alaska."

According to the Navajo I was listening to, he was quite emphatic that they came from the east. I have no dog in this fight, but it is interesting when traditions and science clash.