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Should We Go Inside? 13:32 Incredible Preserved Ruin In Arizona 14:40 Adobe Mud/Mortar Used To Seal Walls In Ancient Ruins 14:52 1000 Year Old Wood Timbers Still Intact! 15:04 1000 Year Old Indian Ruin Still Has A ROOF! 15:53 Ancient Architecture. Why Tiny Doors? 16:11 Small Window In Ancient Cliff Dwelling 16:34 Was This Where They Slept? 16:45 How Did The Sinagua People Get Water? 16:57 Is This A 1000 Year Old Corn Cob? 17:37 Geology: This Mountain Is Volcanic 18:06 What Is This Bone From? 18:20 Can You Believe This Pueblo Roof? 18:34 Looking For Corn & Grain Grinding Stones 19:08 You Won't Believe What We Found Inside This Cliff Dwelling! 20:19 What Was This Tiny Hole For? 20:33 Why Sandstone Is A Great Building Material 21:55 Why Are There No Petroglyphs Here? 22:14 Is This An Arrowhead? 23:10 This Roof Is Made of What? 23:14 What Is This? Was It A Granary? Storage? 23:32 What Native Tribe Built This? Hohokam, Anasazi, Sinagua, or Hopi? 24:19 Analyzing The Roof Architecture 27:38 How The Ancient Tribes Built Adobe Walls 28:46 Who Were The Sinagua People? Why Did They Leave? 30:03 What Did The Ancient People Eat? 30:35 Why Build A Double Wall 4 Feet Thick? 31:08 Is There A Hidden Room? 32:23 We Were Not Alone! 33:38 Was This A Secret Hide-out? 34:11 We Found More Ruins! SHOP Our FAVORITE RV & travel gear on AMAZON www.amazon.com/shop/enjoythejourney.life Save 7% off these awesome MORryde upgrades enjoythejourney.life/MORryde with code: enjoythejourney Tom's Beginner's Guide To RVing Course on RV Masterclass! 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30:57 native people used Earth as insulation so the double walls not only protect from the heat but also invasion they surround their entire house with Earth cuz as you know when you dig down into the Earth it's cooler
Please listen to all the people who commented about not entering the rooms & putting things back exactly where you found them. There's so much amazing stuff & good info in your video. I know you must respect the importance of this site.
I would guess that the Tribe was trying to reinforce the roof after a partial collapse of the wall. Probably from some trespassing jack wagon who was crawling around inside it that caused it to collapse.
Please don't go inside one bump and the whole thing comes tumbling down just because you needed to go in. One of the supports that you were admiring was not extended all the way to the other wall and was precariously being held up by basically what now looks like a Jenga. I'm sure the wall was wider back in the day but it isn't now. All it would take is one bump and it would be all your fault so just don't do it. There's obviously evidence of past people there that have helped the structure a bit to survive. You're far from the first modern people there but don't be the ones that ruin it for everybody.
Lighten up! They're fine. But I do think they should have at least take off their backpacks before going in there. I hate it when bloggers won't go in there, missing a great opportunity to see what is in there.
That hole is an air vent. Just next time you find anything it's good to always put it back where you find it. Also, not stepping on the walls will keep them from falling down and others can enjoy.😊
This site is not possible to find on Google Earth as 3D Satelite view does not work in remote locations and does not work at this site, it is just a black shadow. Also, this is a well known site with a maintained trail leading to it. Multiple people had done videos on this ruin.
Never go inside !! Put your selfie stick in ! Sorry but your breaking so many general rules of ancient sites ! Has it been looked at by scientists? That bone should of been put back where it was found ! A great change on your video s . But think no trace .
Look... they didn't damage anything. Not to mention ....this little video documentation....might,possibly be the only video footage of it..... for that , I say ( Thank you for the video experience .. I'm recently confined to wheelchair. 4 years actually... time is a trip! Anyways ,I love these CZcams channels! Much love and thanks !
@@billyjackhenslee6141 oops. . No offense meant.. put. Reality. The think switch crew is good .. I went down that path gave a compliment haven a rock star rv !! Opp s. .. do what ya do .. the pay for switch crew. A mega church!! That most in the crew are drunk early am …
I’m pretty sure that’s Tribal land and I believe you need Tribal permission to go to one of these sites and they probably won’t let you go in them. If not then your trespassing, I wouldn’t let the tribal police see your video or you could be in some serious trouble. Plus stay out of them! They aren’t a jungle Jim for you to tear up. Look with your eyes and not your hands and feet.
@@01Lendathere's 22 different tribes, all with tribal land ownership/treaties. So, do some research for the area they're in and you can answer your own question.
There are thousands of miles of country side it belongs to all who are wanting to learn the past and or enjoy places that are away from people just to be alone and get away. You need to worry more about mining companies going in don't you think
Best, most interesting, most thought provoking video yet. Hope we get more like this. At 85, I love learning and living vicariously through your videos. Thank you.
The thick wall....had to support a lot of weight. The "pass thru" window was for defense. Black ceiling,many many fires. And proof people lived there rather than using it for storage. Keep hiking around the canyons you will find hundreds or even thousands of ancient pueblo cliff dwellings. 500 to 1000 yrs old. Very fragile, treat with respect, do not enter, climb,lean,or touch, no food or drink that could attract rodents, and thats also one reason you shouldnt camp too close.
Do some more just like this!!! You will not regret it....I'm handicap.... for a time ...4 years. But it seems like yesterday . Where you beautiful people went... no wheelchair will go. GOD BLESS YALL ! Thankyou ❤❤❤
Wow, you guys are lucky to explore that ruin. We just saw all the different ruin locations of Wupatki National Monument. My hubs hiked to the petroglyphs at Devils Bridge... both in AZ. We also visited and toured Tuzigoot and Montezuma Castle and Well. Saw your video on Tuzigoot too! We are heading to the Grand Canyon to take our grandson for the first time. Safe travels!
Wow! What a great ruin. Thanks for sharing. We think Tom is right they may have used the double exterior walls for extra support like buttresses, and insulation. Really a magical view. Any good campgrounds close by?
Im wondering how level they made those beams, as it seems pretty straight on the eyes. Also the fact that they placed small pebbles in between wood and rock to level it really makes me wonder if they knew how to level things
I'm so h I found your videos. This is something I used to love to do. Just go around exploring. Sometimes you really lose more than you think when it comes to divorce. I'm not bitter just sad for all I lost.
Interesting. A few things noticeable: The ruin does not look so interesting, but what you see in the distance. What you see in the distance should be researched. The visible (metal) support under the wood beams is remarkable. It looks like a gold seeker hut, not really interesting. Look at the gigantic buildings, everywhere around, in the distance; isn't that overwhelming? Giant buildings; mountains are buildings :-)
Now this site looks burned out. I know they season the ceiling boards. But some of those structures look heat melted and blasted out with dynamite. They had to hide their children and their scalps were worth over a months wages. There's definitely fire damage. Maybe they rebuilt after a major fire? Love your videos. Thank You for sharing with us. Can't wait for the next one.
Cool vid.. say didn't Tom tour a RV manufacturer? I watched and wanted to search that brand but between CZcams histories and bookmarks I can't find it :-(
1st comment after getting out of vehicle is how dirty it got. Citified. But they are out in the desert taking chances and learning a thing or two....and im at home 4 states away watching it on youtube.... mmm hmm. Envy a little.
24:20 looks like someone installed a brace to hold up the structure. I don't think the ancient people had thing's like that. Very kool. But still very out of place for that structure.
You're not supposed to enter ancient ruins. Or touch artifacts. Don't be selfish. Some day all of these sights will be gone because of CZcams adventurers. Sad!
That was so much fun. They built their roofs very similar to the ancient Hebrews. I believe the tall outer wall may have added insulation from the wind and driving monsoon rains to protect mortar on the inner support walls. Also makes the ruin look larger than it was so would give the appearance of a larger group. I think they were smaller people and quite adept at navigating the rock walls compared to us. They most likely collected rain water for daily use and to make the mortar. The climate would have been a bit wetter hundreds of years ago. At the beginning that one area the was a nook in the rock that was blackened inside was probably a smoke house and an area to dry the corn and possibly even a cooking area. The roof logs being black. If you peel the bark then burn the outside of the log it preserves it from rotting. I would so love to do some hikes like that but would be stuck as my knees cannot handle going down slope for extended periods of time. So I love how well done your videos are. I live in Arizona north of Prescott. So many places to go see.
Hey can u guys give us some videos of the night sky with all the stars out. Recently upgraded to a class a and ruched into and I have to redo total interior from water leaks and my trips are delayed now lol..would appreciate some night images from your off the grid adventures. Thank you..happy trails to you!
Ancient archaeological sites SHOULD be playground equipment for anyone. Most people wouldn't, but by golly you two had absolutely zero concern. Sooo bold. Please see how close you can get to the edge next time for an awesome selfie.
Juniper berries are okay to consume in very small amounts more like amounts that are in a recipe. So beautiful !! Thats the biggest man made structures I've ever seen in the desert. So cool someone has taken the time to support the roof with metal pole. The lava rock that you're seeing is called pumice. To make wood waterproof they would burn it causing a shell stealing it from moisture. That bee wants too BEE A STAR !!😂😂 The helicopter was probably showing people the man made structures.
Does anyone else notice what appears to be a modern metal jack stand or support at time stamp 25:09? Calls into question the age and authenticity of the site. Wondering why they never bothered to mention it or bring it to their viewer's attention.
The room w/the blackened roof was most likely a smoke room for meats & hides. Small bones like that were most likely used for tooling or piercing the hide. Kind of like a hole puncher.
So nice to see you on the "mountain tribe" again! That was an amazing ruin you hiked to. They are everywhere in the region. Thanks for not saying where it is! Smart. I don't know if you are RVing, got repaired, got a new one? Just happy for you traveling again.
I'm no expert. It looks to me that it was an community room. Thick walls and Elevation is how I would build my home at that time. It's like ac to them at that time
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00:00 Intro
00:52 The Legend Of Native Americans In The Desert Southwest
01:13 Using Google Earth To Find Hidden Ancient Ruins
01:31 Using A Drone To Find Native American Ruins
01:53 Off-Road In A Jeep For Hours!
03:18 Finding Ancient Ruins While Hiking
03:49 What Are Juniper Berries Used For?
04:22 What Are Rock Cairns Used For?
04:50 Can You Eat Prickly Pear Fruit?
05:45 Desert Plants & Cacti That Bloom In The Spring
07:12 What Grows On The Rocks In The Desert?
08:47 The Beautiful View Of The Red Rocks Of Arizona
09:53 Our First View Of The Ancient Indian Ruins
10:59 Our First Look At An Amazingly Preserved Cliff Dwelling
11:17 A Warning & Safety Tip When Hiking
12:30 We Found A Secret Cave! Should We Go Inside?
13:32 Incredible Preserved Ruin In Arizona
14:40 Adobe Mud/Mortar Used To Seal Walls In Ancient Ruins
14:52 1000 Year Old Wood Timbers Still Intact!
15:04 1000 Year Old Indian Ruin Still Has A ROOF!
15:53 Ancient Architecture. Why Tiny Doors?
16:11 Small Window In Ancient Cliff Dwelling
16:34 Was This Where They Slept?
16:45 How Did The Sinagua People Get Water?
16:57 Is This A 1000 Year Old Corn Cob?
17:37 Geology: This Mountain Is Volcanic
18:06 What Is This Bone From?
18:20 Can You Believe This Pueblo Roof?
18:34 Looking For Corn & Grain Grinding Stones
19:08 You Won't Believe What We Found Inside This Cliff Dwelling!
20:19 What Was This Tiny Hole For?
20:33 Why Sandstone Is A Great Building Material
21:55 Why Are There No Petroglyphs Here?
22:14 Is This An Arrowhead?
23:10 This Roof Is Made of What?
23:14 What Is This? Was It A Granary? Storage?
23:32 What Native Tribe Built This? Hohokam, Anasazi, Sinagua, or Hopi?
24:19 Analyzing The Roof Architecture
27:38 How The Ancient Tribes Built Adobe Walls
28:46 Who Were The Sinagua People? Why Did They Leave?
30:03 What Did The Ancient People Eat?
30:35 Why Build A Double Wall 4 Feet Thick?
31:08 Is There A Hidden Room?
32:23 We Were Not Alone!
33:38 Was This A Secret Hide-out?
34:11 We Found More Ruins!
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I could only imagine the powerful and eerie feeling You get when you are there physically I bet it's absolutely amazing!!!!
30:57 native people used Earth as insulation so the double walls not only protect from the heat but also invasion they surround their entire house with Earth cuz as you know when you dig down into the Earth it's cooler
Please listen to all the people who commented about not entering the rooms & putting things back exactly where you found them.
There's so much amazing stuff & good info in your video. I know you must respect the importance of this site.
PLEASE STOP TRYING TO RUN THE LIVES OF OTHERS. MARXIST CANNOT EVEN RUN THEIR OWN LIVES WITHOUT CREATING A DISASTER!!!
The gray colored plants on the rocks are lichens.
This place is INCREDIBLY Well Preserved!
I was not expecting to see a jack at 25:09 helping to support the roof
I would guess that the Tribe was trying to reinforce the roof after a partial collapse of the wall. Probably from some trespassing jack wagon who was crawling around inside it that caused it to collapse.
I was hoping I wasn’t the only one who saw that.
@@Bumblingdesertdweller try 15:00 for the first shot of the jack!
Please don't go inside one bump and the whole thing comes tumbling down just because you needed to go in. One of the supports that you were admiring was not extended all the way to the other wall and was precariously being held up by basically what now looks like a Jenga. I'm sure the wall was wider back in the day but it isn't now. All it would take is one bump and it would be all your fault so just don't do it. There's obviously evidence of past people there that have helped the structure a bit to survive. You're far from the first modern people there but don't be the ones that ruin it for everybody.
Lighten up! They're fine. But I do think they should have at least take off their backpacks before going in there. I hate it when bloggers won't go in there, missing a great opportunity to see what is in there.
@@vice4134it's not ok to go inside.
@@aerobiotic
I beg to differ!!!
Use a camera stick to look inside.
Wahhhhh
I really enjoy putting a camera in a place and then watching video of someone entering again .... for the first time ....
That hole is an air vent. Just next time you find anything it's good to always put it back where you find it. Also, not stepping on the walls will keep them from falling down and others can enjoy.😊
This site is not possible to find on Google Earth as 3D Satelite view does not work in remote locations and does not work at this site, it is just a black shadow. Also, this is a well known site with a maintained trail leading to it. Multiple people had done videos on this ruin.
It's like going on a hike with Mr. and Mrs. obvious.
Desert Drifter and The Trek Planner have knowledge of the history of the ancients living in the area during that time period.
Never go inside !! Put your selfie stick in ! Sorry but your breaking so many general rules of ancient sites ! Has it been looked at by scientists? That bone should of been put back where it was found ! A great change on your video s . But think no trace .
Look... they didn't damage anything. Not to mention ....this little video documentation....might,possibly be the only video footage of it..... for that , I say ( Thank you for the video experience .. I'm recently confined to wheelchair. 4 years actually... time is a trip! Anyways ,I love these CZcams channels! Much love and thanks !
@@billyjackhenslee6141 oops. . No offense meant.. put. Reality. The think switch crew is good .. I went down that path gave a compliment haven a rock star rv !! Opp s. .. do what ya do .. the pay for switch crew. A mega church!! That most in the crew are drunk early am …
@@billyjackhenslee6141 I was a switch crew founders club .. don’t care don’t need walked away …. I’m more than glad to share everything!
When are people going to learn, Bryanspade.....it is not "should of", it is "should HAVE" !!!!
Bad education ?
There have been tons of people checking those ruins out over the last thousand years.
Arizona has many hidden secrets! I have lived here over 40 years and love exploring! Thanks for the video!
I’m pretty sure that’s Tribal land and I believe you need Tribal permission to go to one of these sites and they probably won’t let you go in them. If not then your trespassing, I wouldn’t let the tribal police see your video or you could be in some serious trouble. Plus stay out of them! They aren’t a jungle Jim for you to tear up. Look with your eyes and not your hands and feet.
🤔 WHAT TRIBE pretendian?
jungle GYM. 😂
@@01Lendathere's 22 different tribes, all with tribal land ownership/treaties. So, do some research for the area they're in and you can answer your own question.
There are thousands of miles of country side it belongs to all who are wanting to learn the past and or enjoy places that are away from people just to be alone and get away. You need to worry more about mining companies going in don't you think
It's not on tribal land. It's on the Prescott National Forest and is a well known site open to the public near Perkinsville.
Someone’s been there with that roof jack, maintaining the roof…glad you survived…
Best, most interesting, most thought provoking video yet. Hope we get more like this. At 85, I love learning and living vicariously through your videos. Thank you.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
By making a double wall and filling the center with dirt it makes it totally wind proof!!!
What a great adventure! And its really heartwarming to see such good teamwork in a couple! Thank you!
Lightly burning timber is a very effective way of detering borers ,and other pests...
Commonly used by ancient cultures...
Oh wow, thanks for sharing!
What a find!!
The thick wall....had to support a lot of weight. The "pass thru" window was for defense. Black ceiling,many many fires. And proof people lived there rather than using it for storage. Keep hiking around the canyons you will find hundreds or even thousands of ancient pueblo cliff dwellings. 500 to 1000 yrs old. Very fragile, treat with respect, do not enter, climb,lean,or touch, no food or drink that could attract rodents, and thats also one reason you shouldnt camp too close.
Do some more just like this!!! You will not regret it....I'm handicap.... for a time ...4 years. But it seems like yesterday . Where you beautiful people went... no wheelchair will go. GOD BLESS YALL ! Thankyou ❤❤❤
More to come!
Thank you for the wonderful views for those of us that cannot do the climbing
You gotta stop picking things up and moving them...
that's pretty awsome
The work involved to bring up the poles and make the mud ie bring water, is incomprehensible
Yes, so hard to comprehend!
Had to stop early to thank for the pause for the variety of flowers!
Hey, thanks for noticing the flowers! Glad you enjoyed that part of the video.
Wow, you guys are lucky to explore that ruin. We just saw all the different ruin locations of Wupatki National Monument. My hubs hiked to the petroglyphs at Devils Bridge... both in AZ. We also visited and toured Tuzigoot and Montezuma Castle and Well. Saw your video on Tuzigoot too! We are heading to the Grand Canyon to take our grandson for the first time. Safe travels!
Thank you! Love that area, safe travels!
The “ random flowers “ are Hedgehog Cactus. The blue on the rock is lichen.
There’s thousands of those structures all ove the south west some have been dated 4k plus years old .
Thanks for the video. That was a pretty amazing place.
Glad you enjoyed it
So cool they had amazing views to wake up to! Wish I cold live like that no money just living
Wow! What a great ruin. Thanks for sharing. We think Tom is right they may have used the double exterior walls for extra support like buttresses, and insulation. Really a magical view. Any good campgrounds close by?
Thanks! We love the free camping off 525C near Sedona AZ.
Yes ....double wall... It is air conditioning. In dwellings and rock fortresses, Insulation / air conditioning.
Do not touch archeological sites! Look, yes, touch, no. It's right up there with the pot hunters.
WHO made you the boss!! GET A LIFE MARXIST!!!
Im wondering how level they made those beams, as it seems pretty straight on the eyes. Also the fact that they placed small pebbles in between wood and rock to level it really makes me wonder if they knew how to level things
Probably an old Pueblo settlement.
LICHEN!! NOT MOSS! I think is what its called!
Less than 5 percent of the old ruins have been studied. Several new sites are discovered every year . Most are a 2 plus day hike no roads close .
It's a good idea to wear hi top shoes & long pants in the desert.
This was an amazing video. Mountain Tribe. We love that area.
Yes!!
It’s nice seeing you two out and about again.
Thanks so much!
I'm so h I found your videos. This is something I used to love to do. Just go around exploring. Sometimes you really lose more than you think when it comes to divorce. I'm not bitter just sad for all I lost.
You walked thru a grain storage area . They were large .
Cool
The face was fresh a fresh water flow
Amateurs. You are not suppose to enter these structures or touch anything!!!!!!!!!!!!………….😡.
LIGHTEN UP!!!
I like to find treasure. If there's no treasure I usually just push all the walls over and spray paint stuff. Best place is Indian grave yards, 👌 .😃
@@jordankashuba3467 I hope this is sarcasm.
Unbelievable man. I watch other explorers and they have rules. Never go inside is what they would say.
The man made piles of stones are called "Cairns"!
I will ask you not to share the location so it doesn’t get destroyed since you drove to it . And only hiked for a few hours ..
Interesting. A few things noticeable: The ruin does not look so interesting, but what you see in the distance. What you see in the distance should be researched. The visible (metal) support under the wood beams is remarkable. It looks like a gold seeker hut, not really interesting. Look at the gigantic buildings, everywhere around, in the distance; isn't that overwhelming? Giant buildings; mountains are buildings :-)
Lichen is what’s growing on the rocks.
Arizona people! That’s Arizona! I live here!🌵🏜️😊
The best video I have seen on your channel. Thank you for the adventure.
Wow, thanks!
Now this site looks burned out. I know they season the ceiling boards. But some of those structures look heat melted and blasted out with dynamite. They had to hide their children and their scalps were worth over a months wages. There's definitely fire damage. Maybe they rebuilt after a major fire? Love your videos. Thank You for sharing with us. Can't wait for the next one.
Over thinking it. Roof is black from them building "campfires" (I'm sure there's a more accurate name for it) inside.
Tremendous video. Wonderful videography of the ruins. Stunning scenic views. Wow! best regards from New Hampshire.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool vid.. say didn't Tom tour a RV manufacturer? I watched and wanted to search that brand but between CZcams histories and bookmarks I can't find it :-(
Thank you for sharing this video it is amazing
You are so welcome
Why did u go inside???
Big,No,No!!
I wonder what they thought of the view way back when?
Great question!
if they found it it has been visted many times already
Lichen grows on rock, wood and shrubs
1st comment after getting out of vehicle is how dirty it got. Citified. But they are out in the desert taking chances and learning a thing or two....and im at home 4 states away watching it on youtube.... mmm hmm. Envy a little.
24:20 looks like someone installed a brace to hold up the structure. I don't think the ancient people had thing's like that. Very kool. But still very out of place for that structure.
It was placed there many years ago by the forest service to help stabilize the structure. It is a very popular and often visited ruin.
Seriously, there are too many of these videos of people doing the same thing, eroding every place they visit
QUIT WATCHING THEN troll.
Look who's the troll!!!
@01Lenda show some respect!
Quite a variation from the old videos of daily camping life. I like it, but I do miss the old days of the channel.
More to come!
The growth you see on the rocks is called Lycan, it takes a very long time for this to form on the rocks
.telling us these are old rocks
Some form of "lichen" I believe on the rocks.
Thanks for pointing that out.
As intact as those are, and as exposed my guess is that they are much newer than 1000 years
You're not supposed to enter ancient ruins. Or touch artifacts. Don't be selfish. Some day all of these sights will be gone because of CZcams adventurers. Sad!
LIGHTEN UP!!!
@vice4134 show some respect!
Ah, shut up….
The roofing material inder the mud is shaggy bark juniper
Thanks for sharing!
Wow that's awesome!
It really is!
No black on the roof frome fires it wasn’t living space .
The sign for, no all is well, is right arm up and to the right, left arm down to the left. Just fyi
That was so much fun. They built their roofs very similar to the ancient Hebrews. I believe the tall outer wall may have added insulation from the wind and driving monsoon rains to protect mortar on the inner support walls. Also makes the ruin look larger than it was so would give the appearance of a larger group. I think they were smaller people and quite adept at navigating the rock walls compared to us.
They most likely collected rain water for daily use and to make the mortar. The climate would have been a bit wetter hundreds of years ago. At the beginning that one area the was a nook in the rock that was blackened inside was probably a smoke house and an area to dry the corn and possibly even a cooking area. The roof logs being black. If you peel the bark then burn the outside of the log it preserves it from rotting. I would so love to do some hikes like that but would be stuck as my knees cannot handle going down slope for extended periods of time. So I love how well done your videos are. I live in Arizona north of Prescott. So many places to go see.
I just found u. When can I meet up with yall and enjoy this
Hey can u guys give us some videos of the night sky with all the stars out. Recently upgraded to a class a and ruched into and I have to redo total interior from water leaks and my trips are delayed now lol..would appreciate some night images from your off the grid adventures. Thank you..happy trails to you!
Driving slow and steady is best...!
Engineering edge occasion
Might have been a protective wall against enemies. A place to fight from and hard to penetrate with arrows and spears.
Purple flower is horse nettle and watch the stickers because they really irritate. (Yes, I live in the desert SW.
Hopefully the level of the ground has changed. it would be hell to get rocks & tree parts up there
Ancient archaeological sites SHOULD be playground equipment for anyone. Most people wouldn't, but by golly you two had absolutely zero concern. Sooo bold. Please see how close you can get to the edge next time for an awesome selfie.
TROLL BE QUIET. Please ruin this for the rest of us enjoying watching. You are like a fart, that just lingers.
Lighten up! They didn't have to make this video for us. ;-)
What is wrong with you??
Juniper berries are okay to consume in very small amounts more like amounts that are in a recipe.
So beautiful !! Thats the biggest man made structures I've ever seen in the desert. So cool someone has taken the time to support the roof with metal pole. The lava rock that you're seeing is called pumice. To make wood waterproof they would burn it causing a shell stealing it from moisture.
That bee wants too BEE A STAR !!😂😂
The helicopter was probably showing people the man made structures.
They were not "Indians" They were Native Americans....
Arizona was part of the state of Sonora, Mexico in1822. So Would that make them Native Mexicans ?
@@Tommyjamesrb Psssssssttttttttttttttt Mexico is in America😷
I always ff to the good part !
Does anyone else notice what appears to be a modern metal jack stand or support at time stamp 25:09? Calls into question the age and authenticity of the site. Wondering why they never bothered to mention it or bring it to their viewer's attention.
The fear these people must have dealt with to choose to fall of a cliff than face being eating or sacrifice or slavery .
The entire complex you went thru was for food storage and items to make food.
Please dont flake off any more ruin walls , it may have been that way for 400 yrs, you never know?
Where are you at? What State?
Do think might be a living quarters it looks like those in Arizona
Looks like Utah or New Mexico?
It's near Perkinsville, AZ.
Tom, your wife is beautiful!!!
The room w/the blackened roof was most likely a smoke room for meats & hides. Small bones like that were most likely used for tooling or piercing the hide. Kind of like a hole puncher.
Called an Awl.
So nice to see you on the "mountain tribe" again! That was an amazing ruin you hiked to. They are everywhere in the region. Thanks for not saying where it is! Smart. I don't know if you are RVing, got repaired, got a new one? Just happy for you traveling again.
LOL! Yes, Mountain Tribe! Thanks for watching!
It is pretty well known. Was there 25 years ago.
ancient? could have been done anytime by anyone
I'm no expert. It looks to me that it was an community room. Thick walls and Elevation is how I would build my home at that time. It's like ac to them at that time
They’re called mojito steps carved by the ancient ones!😊
Moki not mojito
The wood beam is called the lentil across the top of the doorway
The corn is legit. Common in these ruins ancient Puebloan. Did you see any broken pieces of pottery?
Igneous rock is volcano rock.
Or a piece of cornstalk not bone.
I know your not supposed to go in, but it is such a bigger picture of the they actually had
Just beautiful.
Space they had
4:51 90° angle perfect rectangle almost looks like a brick they say mother nature can't do that hmmm
Kewl!