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Re: Step Back in Time: Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado

Amateuremigrant · 1/18/188:03 AM

I remember reading with fascination about this in a couple of articles by Barry Lopez. It was saddening to hear of the wanton damage done on the past, but equally gladdening (?) to learn that intact granaries and other structures are still in existence but very closely guarded. Such archaeological evidence is a delight and tells us a lot about these early inhabitants ❤️

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Step Back in Time: Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado

Samantha · 1/18/185:00 AM

Samantha takes us along as she explores some of the most ancient Native American dwellings.

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