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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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2. The photos have always been amazing. So much about it to be discovered, somehow.

Reply to lillypaddle (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 24, 2020, 06:52 AM

Mar 2020

It would be worth making a long trip to see it in person.

Really envy you your own experience seeing it for the first time, coming to terms with the incredible architecture, its vast age, its complete mystery, even though an entire culture flourished there so long ago. It's overwhelming just in photos.

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Chaco Canyon lillypaddle Mar 2020 #1

The photos have always been amazing. So much about it to be discovered, somehow. Judi Lynn Mar 2020 #2

Took a road trip some years ago lillypaddle Mar 2020 #3

Interesting. Thank you. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2020 #4