Month Sixty was the first month in a while that Katie (slowly and cautiously) started traveling again.
Source: Digital Nomad Life: Month Sixty
‘Their greed is gonna kill us’: Indian Country fights against more fracking; Cody Nelson; Guardian
Expansion of drilling in New Mexico would threaten sacred artefacts and bring public health risks to area still reeling from Covid-19…
Source: ‘Their greed is gonna kill us’: Indian Country fights against more fracking
A mysterious US desert civilisation; Smoke & Apple; BBC
One thousand years ago, the Chacoans thrived in a scorching-hot desert. Their remarkably intact buildings reveal a lot about their culture – but now these structures are endangered.
Ancient astronomers of the Colorado Plateau and how they aligned their buildings; Daniel Peterson; Deseret News
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Many of the structures built by Ancestral Puebloans at Chaco Canyon, in New Mexico’s Four Corners region, are astronomically aligned…
Source: Ancient astronomers of the Colorado Plateau and how they aligned their buildings
Pueblo Alto Trail provides look into the past with panoramic views of Chaco Canyon complex; Glen Rosales; Albuquerque Journal
Pueblo Alto Trail provides look into the past with panoramic views of Chaco Canyon complex…
Source: Pueblo Alto Trail provides look into the past with panoramic views of Chaco Canyon complex
The mystery of Chaco Canyon; KD Leperi; Pique News Magazine
Source: The mystery of Chaco Canyon
An Introduction to Chaco Canyon; Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank; Brewminate
New Mexico is known as the “land of enchantment.”
Read more from source: An Introduction to Chaco Canyon
Chaco Canyon: Ancient civilisation imported maize; Lea Surugue; IB Times
The trade and cultural hub that was Chaco Canyon might not have been a good place to grow crops.
Sacred Sites looks at the mysterious Chacho Canyon in New Mexico; James Wray; Monsters & Critics
Sacred Sites looks at the mysterious Chacho Canyon in New Mexico. What caused the people to abandon this remarkable settlement? Find out on Sacred Sites.
