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  1. Fajada Butte is a very special place in Chaco Culture National Historical Park. The Sun Dagger site on the butte is fascinating. You can read about it at this link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fajada_B

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #NewMexico #Landscape #Desert #Travel #RoadTrip #Photography #Darktable

  2. Fajada Butte is a very special place in Chaco Culture National Historical Park. The Sun Dagger site on the butte is fascinating. You can read about it at this link: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fajada_B

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #NewMexico #Landscape #Desert #Travel #RoadTrip #Photography #Darktable

  3. Would you believe that coffee mattered 1000 years ago to the Ancestral Puebloans? One could surmise that looking at this Pueblo II period mug. I don't know about the coffee, but this is a 1000-year-old mug.

    (East-central Arizona. Cup is displayed behind some fairly dirty plexiglass.)

    Edit: I've been reminded coffee originated in Yemen & wasn't brought to the Americas until later. Ancestral Puebloans had access to cocoa beans, however.

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #Arizona #Travel #RoadTrip

  4. Would you believe that coffee mattered 1000 years ago to the Ancestral Puebloans? One could surmise that looking at this Pueblo II period mug. I don't know about the coffee, but this is a 1000-year-old mug.

    (East-central Arizona. Cup is displayed behind some fairly dirty plexiglass.)

    Edit: I've been reminded coffee originated in Yemen & wasn't brought to the Americas until later. Ancestral Puebloans had access to cocoa beans, however.

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #Arizona #Travel #RoadTrip

  5. Here's a Kokopelli a "fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player" by the Hopi & Zuni. But, "the name Kokopelli may be a combination of Koko, another Hopi/Zuni deity, & pelli, the Hopi/Zuni word for the robber fly, an insect with a prominent proboscis & a prominently rounded back." And there you go, a great example of why I and many others recommend not attempting to interpret the meaning of prehistoric rock imagery.

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #Desert #Travel

  6. Here's a Kokopelli a "fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player" by the Hopi & Zuni. But, "the name Kokopelli may be a combination of Koko, another Hopi/Zuni deity, & pelli, the Hopi/Zuni word for the robber fly, an insect with a prominent proboscis & a prominently rounded back." And there you go, a great example of why I and many others recommend not attempting to interpret the meaning of prehistoric rock imagery.

    #VisitWithRespect #Archeology #Desert #Travel

  7. Good grief, the entire Abajo (Blue) Mountains are on fire in the heart of Utah's canyon country. The Abajos range from pinyon-juniper woodlands and sagebrush steppe to an alpine environment. There are thousands of cultural sites in and around the Abajos.

    As of 7/3:
    Total Personnel: 524
    Size: 85,370 Acres
    Percent of Perimeter Contained: 0%
    Estimated Containment Date: 08/01/26

    More info:
    inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-

    #Fire #WildFire #Climate #Drought #Landscape #Archeology #Utah #VisitWithRespect

  8. Good grief, the entire Abajo (Blue) Mountains are on fire in the heart of Utah's canyon country. The Abajos range from pinyon-juniper woodlands and sagebrush steppe to an alpine environment. There are thousands of cultural sites in and around the Abajos.

    As of 7/3:
    Total Personnel: 524
    Size: 85,370 Acres
    Percent of Perimeter Contained: 0%
    Estimated Containment Date: 08/01/26

    More info:
    inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-

    #Fire #WildFire #Climate #Drought #Landscape #Archeology #Utah #VisitWithRespect