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  1. Die Überreste eines Jungen aus den Ruinen von Paquimé überraschen Archäogenetiker. Seine Eltern waren Blutsverwandte. Nun wird klar, warum das Kind vor 700 Jahren getötet wurde.#Paquime #Menschenopfer #Kultur #Mogollon #Anasazi #Mexiko #Homozygot #Geschwisterehe #Inzest #Präkolumbianisch #Archäologie #Archäogenetik #DNA #Erbgut #Genom
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  2. Die Überreste eines Jungen aus den Ruinen von Paquimé überraschen Archäogenetiker. Seine Eltern waren Blutsverwandte. Nun wird klar, warum das Kind vor 700 Jahren getötet wurde.#Paquime #Menschenopfer #Kultur #Mogollon #Anasazi #Mexiko #Homozygot #Geschwisterehe #Inzest #Präkolumbianisch #Archäologie #Archäogenetik #DNA #Erbgut #Genom
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  3. Die Überreste eines Jungen aus den Ruinen von Paquimé überraschen Archäogenetiker. Seine Eltern waren Blutsverwandte. Nun wird klar, warum das Kind vor 700 Jahren getötet wurde.#Paquime #Menschenopfer #Kultur #Mogollon #Anasazi #Mexiko #Homozygot #Geschwisterehe #Inzest #Präkolumbianisch #Archäologie #Archäogenetik #DNA #Erbgut #Genom
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  4. "The Hidden Color Code in Mimbres #Pottery | Patterned markings on some Southwestern pots in the U.S. may have been used to symbolize color in black-and-white arts."

    sapiens.org/archaeology/mimbre

    #archaeology #NewMexico #Mogollon #NativeAmerican #history

  5. "The Hidden Color Code in Mimbres #Pottery | Patterned markings on some Southwestern pots in the U.S. may have been used to symbolize color in black-and-white arts."

    sapiens.org/archaeology/mimbre

    #archaeology #NewMexico #Mogollon #NativeAmerican #history

  6. "The Hidden Color Code in Mimbres #Pottery | Patterned markings on some Southwestern pots in the U.S. may have been used to symbolize color in black-and-white arts."

    sapiens.org/archaeology/mimbre

    #archaeology #NewMexico #Mogollon #NativeAmerican #history

  7. "The Hidden Color Code in Mimbres #Pottery | Patterned markings on some Southwestern pots in the U.S. may have been used to symbolize color in black-and-white arts."

    sapiens.org/archaeology/mimbre

    #archaeology #NewMexico #Mogollon #NativeAmerican #history

  8. Three Rivers Petroglyph Site | Archaeologists credit the Mogollon with leaving thousands of images: humans, birds, fish, insects, plants, geometric and abstract designs. The plethora of petroglyphs adorn the basalt boulders lining a low ridge at the north end of the Tularosa Basin, dispersed across 50+ acres.

    #OptOutside #roadtrip #travel #daytrip #roadtrip #nature #archaeology #anthropology #NativeAmerican #Mogollon #whataview #scenic #earthpix #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #rockart #petroglyphs

  9. Three Rivers Petroglyph Site | Archaeologists credit the Mogollon with leaving thousands of images: humans, birds, fish, insects, plants, geometric and abstract designs. The plethora of petroglyphs adorn the basalt boulders lining a low ridge at the north end of the Tularosa Basin, dispersed across 50+ acres.

    #OptOutside #roadtrip #travel #daytrip #roadtrip #nature #archaeology #anthropology #NativeAmerican #Mogollon #whataview #scenic #earthpix #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #rockart #petroglyphs

  10. Three Rivers Petroglyph Site | Archaeologists credit the Mogollon with leaving thousands of images: humans, birds, fish, insects, plants, geometric and abstract designs. The plethora of petroglyphs adorn the basalt boulders lining a low ridge at the north end of the Tularosa Basin, dispersed across 50+ acres.

    #OptOutside #roadtrip #travel #daytrip #roadtrip #nature #archaeology #anthropology #NativeAmerican #Mogollon #whataview #scenic #earthpix #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #rockart #petroglyphs

  11. Three Rivers Petroglyph Site | Archaeologists credit the Mogollon with leaving thousands of images: humans, birds, fish, insects, plants, geometric and abstract designs. The plethora of petroglyphs adorn the basalt boulders lining a low ridge at the north end of the Tularosa Basin, dispersed across 50+ acres.

    #OptOutside #roadtrip #travel #daytrip #roadtrip #nature #archaeology #anthropology #NativeAmerican #Mogollon #whataview #scenic #earthpix #NewMexico #TularosaBasin #rockart #petroglyphs

  12. Founded in 1876, Mogollon was named after Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon, governor of New Mexico in the 1700’s. With almost 100 historic buildings remaining, Mogollon is a ghost town lover’s dream. Once a bustling, raucous mining town, the 15 or residents serve as caretakers.

    #NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #weekendgetaway #Mogollon #Gila

  13. Founded in 1876, Mogollon was named after Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon, governor of New Mexico in the 1700’s. With almost 100 historic buildings remaining, Mogollon is a ghost town lover’s dream. Once a bustling, raucous mining town, the 15 or residents serve as caretakers.

    #NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #weekendgetaway #Mogollon #Gila

  14. Founded in 1876, Mogollon was named after Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon, governor of New Mexico in the 1700’s. With almost 100 historic buildings remaining, Mogollon is a ghost town lover’s dream. Once a bustling, raucous mining town, the 15 or residents serve as caretakers.

    #NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #weekendgetaway #Mogollon #Gila

  15. Founded in 1876, Mogollon was named after Don Juan Ignacio Flores Mogollon, governor of New Mexico in the 1700’s. With almost 100 historic buildings remaining, Mogollon is a ghost town lover’s dream. Once a bustling, raucous mining town, the 15 or residents serve as caretakers.

    #NewMexico #travel #roadtrip #daytrip #weekendgetaway #Mogollon #Gila