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was that indian bend wash ( 11 mile wash ) below bartlett dam ?

This was a large community and may have all been related. What a find! There may have been a thousand inhabitants in the canyon!

Great video guys. Please wear PFDs when on the water and publishing videos novices are likely to watch. We are the drowning mecca of the southwest. I'm sure you agree with water safety. Thanks fellas.

Der,der,der,der.

Thank you for sharing your adventure ❤

Now that the Internet has been invited here, let's hope they're smart enough to keep off of the ruins

That is damn smart, perfect DIY

That was enjoyable

I can't wait to go back to the sheep bridge someday, Down bloody basin road To the Verde river, Glad you guys made this video bringing back old memories

Did you not read the sign you showed at 1:04 ? Blundering through the delicate doorways wearing packs and hats? Not cool.

DON'T TOUCH THE WALLS. YOUR HAND OILS CAUSE DAMAGE. TAKE OFF YOUR PACKS. YOU ARE VERY CARELESS AND ARE GOING TO DAMAGE THESE SITES. STOP TOUCHING EVERYTHING.

Do an experiment. Ditch the music, and just be yourself. Then look at how many views you get where people watch from beginning to end.

Your videos would be awesome if you stop with the music. We don't need that, not ever. especially when you are talking. I was forced to mute you and use closed captioning. If your videos become watchable AND listenable, I will subscribe. There is nothing more annoying that trying to listen to you and having music playing at the same time. Too bad, you could have good videos.

I hope you get exiled from the canyon for your disrespect!

Thank you for sharing imagine the history in these places the indigenous people went to a great extent to live in safety from the mountain devils the degree to which they went to be safe. After so many years they could not standing longer some of them were discovered in wiped out and others left before they got taken a sad history that will one day be revealed. What were they hiding from soon we will all find out I think this time we wouldn't have half the guts to do what they did to survive. Just goes to show you what things you go to to keep from being eaten. This is why this canyon holds the name of the devils who live up in the adjacent mountains these people could not win their adversaries who followed them into these canyons forced them to leave. So they had to go south..

I was here in 1970 and 1971, the easy way in.

Can’t keep your hands and feet off Arizona’s ancient ruins!

Glad you guys are back! And a nice video. Pretty sure I've seen that site called "Fort Metate" on some archaeology maps.

People dig up grave goods.

That's awesome. My 65-year-old Arizona risk inspector. And prospector on the side

The level of ignorance is astonishing

Those are all melted cities from the 19th century reset. History is completely fabricated. We are living in the dark ages today. Civilizations before us were much more advanced. We live in a highly controlled society built to keep us enslaved and ignorant of our past.

Indian ruin - If you're living down below (water) and need to get out of dodge, that's the place to go -

Cool!

Very cool. Gave me goose bumps seeing inside the old dwelling/hideout. Would have been a tough life living up on that cliff. Thanks for the video.

Those finger prints were on the other side and every side that has mud on it...

Wow! That's a massive site.

Great video! Looks like one I was just at.

Very cool!

not storage it has smoke on the ceiling, living quarters

Thank you for sharing ur adventures

These walls have stood for a thousand years. Let's lean on them!

Hey guys, am I missin something or am I just bein misled? I watch loads of these vids from you guys over the pond, so my question is, with all this land an fun , why don’t you use the 6x6 flavour quads??? Over here in Europe we tend to lean more towards the Canam 6x6 1k for work an travel. The Polaris is a great choise too but for some reason we like the Canam, choise I guess. Many thanks guys an best of luck on your adventures.

I've been over the old bridge many times. At that time the hot spring had an old bathtub that the water drained into.

Awesome video you guys! Thank you so much for sharing. Really enjoyed it. Looking forward to seeing more.

Thank you for pointing out the fact that those poles were song not hacked with a hatchet or axe I don't think archaeologists want recognize that something else is going on Native Americans aren't supposed to have saws. I noticed that when I saw the wood beams from the kivas.

Arizona desert? You stated you were looking for Indian ruins. What are you trying to pull? India is the only place on earth where there are an abundance of Indians, beside those traveling or working abroad or living abroad. The liberals in America have decided that there are no Indians here. Now, they should be called Native Americans for political reasons. But that's fallacious as well and insulting to their populations that live in this country for many, many centuries. So there can't be Native Americans because their peoples occupied these lands way before there was an America. There are over 300 reservations in the U.S. of disparate peoples with their own cultures, languages, and history. Since both convenient references are irresponsibly inaccurate, why not call them by the name they call themselves. For instance, the people we call Navajos, call themselves Diné speaking the Na-Dené language.

This does not look like India. What are you trying to pull? India is the only place on earth where there are an abundance of Indians, beside those traveling or working abroad. The liberals in America have decided that there are no Indians here. Now, they shoukd be called Native Americans for political reasons. But that's fallacious as well and insulting to their populations that live in this country. There can't be native americans because their peoples occupied these lands way before there was an America. Their are over 300 reservations in the U.S. of disparate peoples with their own cultures, languages, and history. Since both convenient references are irresponsibly inaccurate, why not call them by the name they call themselves. For instance, the people we call Navajos, call themselves Diné speaking the Na-Dené language.

Liked the video but what I did not like is you guys touching and leaning on walls! Going through doorways and crawling all over is not cool. Look with eyes or cameras. Leave it as it sits. Real disappointmented. Watch all sorts of videos and everyone respects the ruins. A shame. You will probably hear the same from other viewers. Kinda makes me mad.

Those types of rock ring forts are common along the Lower Verde and also along the Lake Roosevelt tributaries. There are also a few sites with interior rooms in similar situations with defensive walls around them.

That is not the original bridge

I have always wanted to do this one but dont like heights.

Please don’t climb on ancient walls or dwellings!! They are fragile and you can cause more damage than has already occurred. Please respect them! Surely there’s a doorway.

Very interesting! That structure took some time to build! And of course why? By the way, where is this place?!

That was an old uranium mine if I remember right. I feared radiation so I stayed out

There was a humming wasp nest up there a few years back

I smoked great weed in there

Never touch the ancient walls . ..respect these places no touching!

Guess it's not secret anymore. One can only hope people will respect it (doubtful).

Love your drone shots. Pretty area. You did good filming. I subscribed as I grew up in Prescott in the 1950’s & 60’s. Thanks for sharing.