Cliff Dwellings Of The Sierra Ancha: The Hidden Pueblo (part 3 of 3) | Aquachigger
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- Join me as I explore ancient cliff dwellings in the Sierra Ancha mountains of Arizona. This is the third of a three part series. The first is the hike up the mountain, the second is an exploration of the main cliff dwelling, and this one is the discovery of another neat cliff dwelling and the hike down the mountain. I also find some corn cobs, stone tools and pottery that last used in the 1400's.
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Cliff Dwellings Of The Sierra Ancha: The Hidden Pueblo (part 3 of 3) | Aquachigger
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Words can't even express how grateful to the core I am that you literally risked life and limb,were hot and thirsty and EXTREMELY brave to afford us the once in a life time chance to behold such wonders. I usually don't like to get all mushy but I don't have the words to tell you how much these videos mean to me.Life-changing.Thank you, just doesn't even cover it.
Well said. I'm not sure Beau realizes how much this series meant to many of us. Hopefully, the comments have come close to conveying that. Your comment perfectly echo how I feel.
well said. totally feel the same.
Beau, that was awesome ! thank you very much. you probably don't know how much good you do. I will be 80 in July and couldn't get ten feet down that trail, so thanks for an awesome adventure
Jeanette Cochran 79 and watching youtube. Awesome
Learn and see so much on you I've / can't get out either.
Jeanette Cochran Beautifully said.
Jeanette Cochran it's so awesome such a wide range of people can see and are interested in these wonderful videos!
this man is such a blessing for so many he takes us all with him on his adventures and shapes not only the view but his knowledge of so many different things along the way,its like old friends hiking together and sharing vary personal thoughts and story's details that you can not get from any other youtubber's videos that I have found,kinda reminds me of caveing as a family when I was a young boy,dad all ways taught each of us all daylong I was # 5 out of 6 kids,he all ways said,the only stupid question, is the one you have and don't seek the answer for,ask away son,but as with most thing back then( as a kid,i broke so many things dad taught me to fix things,and had to lol,he said I was the only person he ever knew that could brake a anvil with a feather, then he would smile and show me how to fix it)I ask so many questions of him that one day he said I hate to do this son,but can you cut down the amount of questions to 50 or so a day ,i just don't have the time to answer more than that each day,with that big smile I remember so well.so Mr chigg that's who you remind me of,no higher complement have I ever gave to any one my chigg 🎃hold your breath and keep on chigging and THANKYOU .
Thank you ! From someone who busted both knees years ago. You take me along to places I could never see on my own. Your videos make me happy. Keep going so I can go too!
Even tho it's almost a year after you uploaded this, i really appreciate it, since I won't be getting out there personally. This experience was incredible. It feeds the explorer in me to discover forgotten, lost, or the discarded. Thanks man.
I'm seriously enjoying all your videos and love listening to all your information and knowledge I've seen every single video you have made keep it up 👍
What a treat, thank you for taking us on this 3 part adventure it was absolutely gorgeous.
What an epic adventure! Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to bring us aalong. This has really livened up the last 3 evenings for me. Great work - well done!!
you have no idea how happy it made me to see aquachigger uploaded a new video
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Kids these days don't even know about the jerky boys.
FRANK RIZZO I'm in my 40's and I can recall sitting in my older brother's bedroom while we listened to cassette tapes of them. Had to keep the volume low and stifle our laughter so Mom couldn't hear us. I certainly remember how badly my sides and cheeks hurt afterwards!
Awesome adventure, Chigg! Thx for taking us along.
Loved all of these videos. I'll never be able to see these places in person, so thank you for taking us to places like this. I've learned a lot from watching your videos.
Chigg, you've outdone yourself! Great series!
I had a pretty rough day at work. Got home, helped my wife get the kids to bed. And put on this video. The relaxed and peaceful way that aquachigger explores the historical world is really something special. I'd love to see him have his own show on Netflix or Amazon or something.
You made me feel as though I was standing next to you on this series of videos. I loved them! Thank you so much for sharing your adventures to places I'll never be able to personally see. I'd shake your hand if I could Sir. Get some rest, because I'm anxious to see your next release no matter what you choose as the subject.
Yes you feel like you are actually right there
I enjoyed this very much! Seeing places that I would never see in person. Keep the videos coming.
How could anyone hate these video's? You have shown, or have at least made video's that millions of people can watch, and see things they will other wise never have a chance to see in their life.. 150% AWESOME!! Thanks for sharing.. Peace!
Thanks very much for taking us with you Aquachigger. Completely fascinating learning about the native Indians in that part of your country. Hi and thank you from the NE of England!
You are right about the deadly plant Aquachigger. That is a Datura stramonium' also stupidly called Jimson weed, or devils trumpet with good reasons. It is very deadly, even getting in contact with the juices it contains can send you into a delirium state, many that have survived such a "trip" got braindamaged or just did go insane afterwards. It is still a very beautiful plant, specialy when it flowers, but since the plant smells like rotten meat (to attract flies to pollinate instead of bees) and it kills everything that grow a few feet near it' not many want to come near it, some does anyways and some have also payed the highest price for doing so. It got poison enough to kill a man *many* times over, a horrible dead. It makes me glad to se when a human like you Aquachigger' are following his nose to avoide danger. Our intuition is most often right. Take care out there' it would not be pleasent to trip balls with delerium far up in the mountain, or very safe ;)
You got good eyes.
ill bet the natives cultivated it to poison spear and arrow points.
I actually think that could be very possible, its a plant of the nightshade familiy, even where I'm from (Denmark) people many 100's years ago used it as a poison, or in very small dosages as a "truth serum" if the natives knew how to boil extracts, one would be possible to make out of the seeds and seedpods on the plant, or just the whole plant' such a extract would be very effective in matter of minuttes towards and enemy. I even think it would be effective to mix the extract with hot water, or just soake whole plants in water' mabye crush em a bit' and then throw the water on somebody.
Great job Beau! I really appreciate all the effort that must have went into taking us along with you on this adventure. My wife and I enjoyed every minute.
Hi, I am a Disabled Veteran and your hikes are wonderful. There is no way my wheelchair could make it to most of the locations you visit so I am very, very grateful to you for posting. I kinda live my adventures through your lense. Thank you so much for taking us along. Oh, BTW, I hate heights so I am glad you are so brave.
My husband and I live up in Connecticut and spent an enjoyable evening "exploring with you" this evening. I am 44 and my husband is 45 and we just loved your series and have subscribed to watch more. You remind me so much of my Dad and I mean that in such a complimentary way. He's in his 70s and has written books about the Native Americans of the Adirondack mountains and the subsequent Irish settlers who relied on their help in order to survive. I am going to forward your videos for him to enjoy.
Although my exploring days are over because I'm in hospice care, you've given me a wonderful experience seeing this through your eyes and my husband feels the same way. He would be your companion if given half a chance!!
There are all ages who will enjoy your videos so I hope you make more!! Be well and travel safe!! Don't let any rocks fall on your noggin and don't get the plague !! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
32: 01 You've got yourself a really nice example of Jimsonweed, a deadly plant in the nightshade family. This was an amazing adventure and a bit hair raising at times to watch for fear you might fall. Glad you made it back in one piece. What a fantastic thing to be able to do. Thanks so much for sharing.
0:48 actually
great videos my wife and I have watched every one of them. we really enjoy the variety. Thank you.
Most of us know little about the cliff dwellers. I appreciate your knowledge and ability to inform in an entertaining way, making this series one of my favorite Aquachigger adventures. Thanks for taking the time to share (and getting back safely!).
This is award-winning content. This series especially is worthy of recognition. I might never get out to Arizona, I might never see these far-flung places in person, Beau has done us all a great service.
Really enjoyed the videos. all I can say is, AMAZING! I missed the snorkel, but I'm holding my breath.
Lovely landscapes and archaeology nicely explained.
It was an awesome trip! Even if I cant go personally, I can go vicariously through your videos. Thanks for the great time!!
As much as I love your water hunt episodes, this beats them out. Thank you so much for sharing this. To see it on video was amazing, but to be there...had to be a life time event. So beautiful...that doesn't even describe it...thank you so much.
IT SUCKED, Chigg. It being the batteries being low. The adventure was awesome. I did the back woods adventure last summer and found an old mining town. BTW you can only go down hill once you made it up. Thanks for climbing the hills, I looking forward to the next hill you travel to.
I love these long videos! Excellent work
Just incredible! Thanks for taking us along and doing all the hard work!
If there was anybody who did not like this video then something is SERIOUSLY wrong with them!!! Again thank you, absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!
I love how I learn so much from all your videos and these were some of the best ty very much
I loved the series. You are one of the first vids I go to. Keep it up..
Thank you so much, sir, for the opportunity to explore with you. These old legs cannot climb any more, but it was great going along by video in places I have always wanted to go.
These videos make me miss my grandfather. He loved panning for gold and took me ( his first grandchild ) on many adventures here in California. I remember a huge flat rock where the Indain woman all sat together grinding corn etc. it most likely has a fence around it now , then , who knows , it could have been on private property , he always asked permission before walking on to someone's property that's how we met Barton McClain and his wife. They invited us in to their house I remember a Western style house their living room window was huge I could see the rolling hills. Mrs. McClain offered me some candy from her coffee table , my mom asked where Sherly was and was told she was up at the cabin. Thank You for all of the hard work you do for your enjoyment and ours. My life came to a grinding halt a long time ago , but escape is somewhat possiable through people like you , I hope you have many more wonderful adventures : )
love the video. that tree looked like it has been struck by lightening.
it appears to me that the doorway being narrowed with those obstructions at the bottom would force intruders to come in one at a time this would make it easier for a bow or spear wielding Native to take care of business. It would be difficult to stack through that doorway. I'm sure they probably had war with other tribes.
Joseph Palugi interesting and logical concept!
Joseph Palugi good thought but that would not explain why the middle door was thin and the entrance and other doors where bigger I'm pretty sure it was for heating and cooling but still very Interesting thought..
Makes sense!
" I'm sure they probably had war with other tribes." im sure thats the raison d'etre for the whole complex. near perfect natural fortification. i also suspect thats why "they suddenly went away and left everything". a larger or group of tribes decided to take care of them once and for all and wiped them out. why no human remains? i recall a show about similar but free standing ruins out west in the vicinity. in the rubble they found human bones that showed evidence of butchering and eating.
yeah I also saw that. I also saw a show that the whole tribe which was very large had used up the resources to the point that no land animals were left no trees nothing. It caused the people to kill and eat each other. the large tribe separated into smaller ones. and mayhem began for survival. this was on an Island. the death toll was very high due to starvation and killing and eating each other. the people near wiped themselves out. I wonder if possibly there were bones that were collected or simply buried remote of the location and not found yet. I'm sure in the time the natives were at the location some died of natural causes. Its also been a practice to burn the dead in ceremony which would leave little to be found. My hope is that the area was no longer suitable for the needs and the people left the area for better ground. Population Boom alone can be a factor. I am half Native American Cherokee Indian and the stories that I heard from family that gets past to future generations tell the story, but how much embellishment is added will never truly be known.
Extremely interesting series of videos. I enjoy most if not all of your work, but I found these the most interesting so far. This is something I would have never gotten to see in my lifetime. Was very interesting seeing how these people lived so long ago.
Be still my heart!
Simply amazing!
Thank you
I really thought the video's were very interesting and informative!
Aquachigger, Much love to you.you have inspired my channel .Peace and love from Bonnie Scotland.
Just subbed to Scottish - do what u do - I bet people will like ur vids.
Hi Carol And Thank you for the support,I love Chigg the Legend, Hopefully you guys and Gals will enjoy my content From Bonnie Scotland.
i totally read your comment in scottys (star trek) voice!
:) I never thought of that fantastic caption.Ilove a comment that makes me smile, thank you hope everyone is having a Happy Day.
Thank you +Aquachigger for taking me along on your adventures!! I thoroughly enjoy when you read from books and share little nuggets of info!! I'm disabled so being able to follow with you through Facebook is a huge blessing for me and many others!! :-)
Chigger, you are the bees knees, the ducks nuts. Insightful, informative, personable, a real breath of fresh air.Thanks for your hard work!Loved the scorpions
Chigg, what camera do you have that gives you such good zoom? Great video series!
I greatly enjoyed this
Thank you Beau for taking us with you. What an amazing life those people must have lead.
Hi Beau, just wanted to let you know how much your video's mean to me. I'm almost 60, live in a rough urban area, can't drive due to meds taken and use crutches so my ability to explore is severely hampered. But all my life I've loved the outdoors,nature, history and archeology. Would have loved to have a career in any aspect of those subjects but didn't have the smarts for exams. However having just discovered your amazing videos, I'm about to introduce my nephew to magnet fishing, maybe even metal detecting if I can keep the crutches out of the way, lol. Thank you for taking me along with you, below the waters, climbing canyon walls and discovering hidden treasures in a world that most will never visit but we all yearn to experience. You really are an original treasure.......;-)x
I believe that was a jimsonweed plant, aka devils snare.
Chig's first video he mentioned years ago he had hiked down by the desert moonlight. Sounded a lot like The Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda. We won't go there. 8-|
I have always heard it simply called datura. Same plant, different names. Very deadly, and from what I've heard it's not a pleasant death either.
Both correct jimsonweed originally Jamestown weed because early Jamestown settlers ate the fruit it produced turns out it made them trip for days not a pleasant trip either. Also called the Devils cherry. I " knew guys" in high school that would chop the fruits a spiked bulb full of seeds boil it and strain the water drinking it like a tea. Let's just say you better have a babysitter that doesn't have to work for a few days. Most exceptionally beautiful flower though. I read once that either Tao or Buddha ate a diet of only the seeds of datura for enlightenment for a month.
Also know as moon flower or thorn apple. The seeds are a hallucinogenic that if taken too much can cause convulsions and death. I used to grow it as the flowers open in the evening and are large and beautiful. After the flower falls off then the seedpod develops and grows and looks like an apple with thorns coming off of it, hence the name Thorn Apple.i beleave the Latin name is Datura, keep away from pets, livestock and children.
Indeed, one of the active ingredients is Scopolamine - the zombie drug, a suggestive/dissasociative compound so strong you will literally take the scoundrel who dosed you back to your home and hand over all your hidden valuables for the robbing.
I'm an archaeology student and I keep learning a lot of things from you, thank you so much and I love your awesome vids! Keep it up. Your fan From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Such an interesting field (archeology) to be in . Good luck - wish I were able to study it now, but too old to start over.
Carol V it's never to late to learn new things/go to school. With the way things are now, you can go to school online completely. Never to late!
Aymen Abu rassean Being an archaeologist in Saudi Arabia is also amazing since there are so many well preserved ancient wonders to be discovered
KOester- thx will look into school online!
Thanks for a great time,....you always make it look so personal, natural, informative, and therefore more enjoyable,....you ought to be on TV!
Take care,..would hate to lose you!! lol... blessings from the UK
Thank you for taking us along with you! Fun trip! I thoroughly enjoyed this mini series. Hope you keep going on fun trips and share with us!
You should be waaaaaay more concerned about Hantavirus than Yersinia Pestis.
I believe that the black goop is bat guano. bat poop.
Jim Andrews you beat me to it.
Jim Andrews Javalina poop actually....
Andie they spray their poop on the ceiling of caves? I don't think so. I find the same stuff here in Utah and we don't have javelina.
It's actually pack rat urine, they will use the same spot for centuries and it dries and builds up into a thick hard tar like layer. I see it quite often when I explore the desert areas of Utah and Nevada.
bmfowlks I wasn't talking about what was on the ceiling as he was pointing to the poop on the ground.... Just saying....and if you have actually seen Javalina shit you'd understand why I came to that conclusions....SMDH
Oh... he's in Arizona NOT Utah so guess what... WE HAVE Javalina here!!
What a journey! Just wonderful! Thank you so, so much for taking us along.
Fabulous ! Thank you so much for the adventure xx
I love love love this video!! Thank you for taking us along!!
Great videos amazing place! Thanks for bringing us along!
Great job....wonderful insight and thanks for taking us on this journey!!!!
awesome 3 parter Chigg....some of your best...thanks for bring us along
I give you enormous credit and Thank you! Being disabled, I'd never have been able to see any of that, living vicariously through your video was amazing! 😊
thanks for all your hard work making these adventure videos
Great adventure thanks for taking us along with you.
thanks for sharing what a brilliant couple of videos thanks once again
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us!!
Beautiful,amazing and way cool. Thanks for sharing👍
awesome videos...some of your best work!! thanks for letting us enjoy
Fantastic Vids.......Thank you for the adventure!
OMG! Beau totally loved this video & want to thank you so very much for sharing it with me! God Bless & keep you Safe!!
Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing!! Thanks for taking us along!
Watching this was like going on a hike with a good friend!!!!!! Or better yet it brought back memories of hiking with my father and the adventures that we went on together. ( He is 96 so we only have the memories to share now.)
It does not get much better.The way you take people with you like we are hiking side by side!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing !!! Jack
Wonderful Mr. Chigger Thankyou I appreciate you.
that was great. so glad u brought me along. thanks
We’re still in joying this one chigg!!
Awesome job. Keep on sharing with everyone.
Awesome hike! Thank you!
This is so interesting. Thanks for sharing. Much love.
Thanks Beau....great trip!
I absolutely loved all the Arizona videos. Looks like it was a really fun trip and I'm glad you shared so much of it with us. Of course I like all your other videos as well. 🙂
That was amazing, I want to thank you so much for you sharing. What an adventure for you, and a double thank you for taking me along.
Incredibly interesting and informative! Thank you so much for your time and effort and natural ability to captivate! GREAT adventure!
Wonderful adventure. Amazing place. Glad you made the vids to share.
Thanks for taking us along on your journey. From all the positive comments many people enjoyed this videos and we look forward to the next series.
I finally retired at 55 and I can't wait to climb in the old jeep and head out. We have seen a few indian areas on family property out in the Davis Mountains. I've always enjoyed looking but not collecting. Your video channel is awesome. I learn a lot watching you dive for artifacts from the civil war. Thanks, awesome channel.
Beautiful, awesome adventure! Loved it! Thank you so much.
Always appreciate the respect you show history. Thank you again for taking us along and sharing your wealth of knowledge!
awesome set of videos thank you for the adventure.
Awesome hike and the views were well worth the effort. Thank you very much for sharing your adventures.
Two thumbs up! Was there as a kid but have very few memories of the place. Was nice to see it again. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome adventure. Thanks for the education & for sharing!
Looked like alot of fun, enjoyed the show, thanks for shareing
These vids you did MADE MY DAYS!!! I sooooo enjoyed being able to watch them.. Those vids were something I'll never make it to on my own but the way your vids are it seemed like I was right there beside you... GREAT VIDS... Even my mother loved them Mr. Chig. Thanks for taking all us with you!
That was beautiful glad you shard it
Great series Chig! Thank you brother, very enjoyable and glad to see that you got to the bottom ok!
Brilliant videos, cant wait until your next adventure,
Those are some awesome cliff-dwellings, thanks for taking us along! I've always wanted to go explore some of those and check 'em out for myself, but this is the next best thing! Stay hydrated, and keep on diggin!
I am loving your trips to special and unusual places. You make it so worth my time. Thank you very much for the fabulous tour.
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. I really enjoyed this.
great videos....what a trip. A truly wonderful adventure that few would ever get to take if we didn't get to go with you....thank you!