I was there decades ago after a big snow storm. I had the whole park to myself. Every footprint was mine that day. Had a great time exploring the canyon (couple hours at Pueblo Bonito), and then warmed up in front of the fire at the ranger station.
The mountains, hills, cliffs, rocks, boulders, pebbles, stones, bricks, canyons, caves, coves, tunnels, slides, tubes, and bridges are all so marvelous
The room with the ceiling,at 2:31 in your video, the walls, are they stones covered with mud? how many other rooms had ceilings? and the rest of the walls are stones stacked with mud? and i assume the stones are locally, or were locally available to build with? and did i hear the woman mention sewers?
@Jake Myring Missing took the time to say something @ least. Missing could have wrote how shackleford's questions are ignorant. How obvious it is that wood makes up the roof. How adobe are bricks of caliche and not stone. What do you add to the topic?
@@NJRenewableEnergy sir I was talking about ley lines they are called power lines. Well I'm sure you've heard of that sort of thing google it. Many important sites are on the Nexus points or along those lines. I suppose they are the magnetic field lines of the earths magnetic field. I didn't mean literal utility infrastructure that we use to transmit energy
@@NJRenewableEnergy sometimes we use words as a reference but one most know what the definition of the words are to get our meaning ruclips.net/video/aZO1nMuZSnI/видео.html the girl with kaleidoscope eyes (about how magnetics are focused) ...egg man beatles ( reference to plasma ball antennas) I really hate it cus no one understands what I'm talking about. The perfect code I guess. I really wish you understood don't worry enjoy the music enjoy your life take care of your family we will do the rest. It was a gorgeous day I'm sure your kids will remember fondly. Most important Christmas for the kids make it as special as you can.
@@NJRenewableEnergy Your height isn't the problem. It's the lack of image stabilization. Did you hold your elbows in tight while recording or elbows out? Makes a diff in the jiggle. Maybe try a selfie stick next time?
Low entrances can have many reasons. They can be to protext against exposure from snad or light. They can more easily be defended, in some cultures they force the entering person to bow his head before the owner. 3-4 feet do not seem to be the fitting size for any people anywhere at that time. Graves are longer even if the dead were buried sidewise.
This would have been a good video, but the camera jiggle and the bouncing around was excruciating to watch...do a handheld, steady video so we can enjoy it...could not watch this...
I don't see how anyone could've lived there through a fifty year drought. I wonder where the people went and how far off. Oh yeah, people made films about this place making claims of UFO star people which is just folklore and trying to make a buck.
THE GUY SAID THAT THE NATIVE AMERICANS ARTIFACT STRUCTURE WAS NOT MADE BY TODAYS MAN YOU THINK THAT YOU ARE SO HIGH ABOVE THE NATIVE PEOPLE THAT YOU CAN NOT UNDERSTAND THAT THEY BUILT THESE WALLS CEILINGS THAT WENT INTO CHACO CANYON SIMPLY AN EXAMPLE OF PREJUDICE TOWARD NATIVE AMERICANS YOU ANCESTERS NARRATOR FROM IRELAND LIVED IN MUD HUTS AND ALSO IN ENGLAND THEY HAD MUD HUTS
Dont tell me they did'nt have outside help to pull of the whole business! A section is even closed where was found a compass with artifacts in 1972. Little is true in history books and Smithsonian hides tons of uncompatible material.
I wonder who the builders really were. They obviously were not native american indians. Look at the building style and influences, that and the time-keeping season-keeping layout.
actually they were natives like the tewa people were all together at one point then some broke off like santa clara pueblo ohkay owingeh san i and most of the 8 northern lived there then they moved around cuz again we have puye cliffs and they found broken pottery shards and even pottery that was made by the ancestors of the tewa people and even from some other pueblos i know this cuz i am tewa im from Santa Clara Pueblo and also Oklahoma comanche
I was there decades ago after a big snow storm. I had the whole park to myself. Every footprint was mine that day. Had a great time exploring the canyon (couple hours at Pueblo Bonito), and then warmed up in front of the fire at the ranger station.
That's nice you got to actually walk the site. Was a beautiful day for it.
The mountains, hills, cliffs, rocks, boulders, pebbles, stones, bricks, canyons, caves, coves, tunnels, slides, tubes, and bridges are all so marvelous
Thank you for sharing your experience here. Although I have touristed the 4-corners region 3 or 4 times, we never made it to Chaco Canyon.
Happy u liked it
Simply amazing :) I would love to see this little city back when it was thriving and at its peak! :)
Fascinating... thanks for sharing!
amazing structures, Another Wonder of the world.
The room with a roof isn't 900 years old. It's a restoration to show what they looked like then. There's a plaque explaining it.
Thanks for the update
It literally looks like an industrial complex, especially the simulated rebuilt version at the beginning. Interesting.
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for posting this! My phone died during my visit and I like this video better than the one narrated by Robert Redford :)
Each kiva or round hole room was a clan ceremonial area where men from a matrilineal line were initiated and stayed under their uncle's tutelage.
That must have been quite an experience to see and to
show your kids because it's really out of the way to get there.
Halfway between Gallup and I-40.
The room with the ceiling,at 2:31 in your video, the walls, are they stones covered with mud? how many other rooms had ceilings? and the rest of the walls are stones stacked with mud? and i assume the stones are locally, or were locally available to build with? and did i hear the woman mention sewers?
@Jake Myring Missing took the time to say something @ least. Missing could have wrote how shackleford's questions are ignorant. How obvious it is that wood makes up the roof. How adobe are bricks of caliche and not stone. What do you add to the topic?
Wow
This is sooo interesting and we saw it some years ago. But I had to stop looking...the photography was so jerky...I got dizzy.
900 year old ceilings?! Engineers invented ones that last 20 years!
Oh did you notice any ehh shapes petroglyphs or anything???
Think we saw petroglyphs
@@NJRenewableEnergy ruclips.net/video/6TyxfvOZTHo/видео.html anything that resembled this I was actually asking for
Oh ehh if you don't mind please don't mention I ever said this
So anyways this is on the power lines a nexus point I think. did you feel odd being there???
Never saw powerlines remotely close to us, unless something has changed in the last several years
@@NJRenewableEnergy sir I was talking about ley lines they are called power lines. Well I'm sure you've heard of that sort of thing google it. Many important sites are on the Nexus points or along those lines. I suppose they are the magnetic field lines of the earths magnetic field. I didn't mean literal utility infrastructure that we use to transmit energy
@@NJRenewableEnergy sometimes we use words as a reference but one most know what the definition of the words are to get our meaning ruclips.net/video/aZO1nMuZSnI/видео.html the girl with kaleidoscope eyes (about how magnetics are focused) ...egg man beatles ( reference to plasma ball antennas) I really hate it cus no one understands what I'm talking about. The perfect code I guess. I really wish you understood don't worry enjoy the music enjoy your life take care of your family we will do the rest. It was a gorgeous day I'm sure your kids will remember fondly. Most important Christmas for the kids make it as special as you can.
beautiful place, krappy video. get a better camera!
Yes, it was a very long time ago. Both those boys are taller than I am now.
CHACO--I answered, about size of, in ops!
Poor camera handling; made me nauseous
iPhone has come a long way since
@@NJRenewableEnergy Oh I see
Camera work is NOT good. Glad you took the kids, though.
I’m 6-1, cut me some slack. 😊
@@NJRenewableEnergy Your height isn't the problem. It's the lack of image stabilization. Did you hold your elbows in tight while recording or elbows out? Makes a diff in the jiggle. Maybe try a selfie stick next time?
Why are all the entrances only 3-4 feet tall? Were the builders a race of very short people?
Low entrances can have many reasons. They can be to protext against exposure from snad or light. They can more easily be defended, in some cultures they force the entering person to bow his head before the owner. 3-4 feet do not seem to be the fitting size for any people anywhere at that time. Graves are longer even if the dead were buried sidewise.
Short entrances keep the heat in, especially in winter.
This would have been a good video, but the camera jiggle and the bouncing around was excruciating to watch...do a handheld, steady video so we can enjoy it...could not watch this...
Sorry dude. It was a long time ago. It’s not a iPhone 16 pro.
I don't see how anyone could've lived there through a fifty year drought. I wonder where the people went and how far off. Oh yeah, people made films about this place making claims of UFO star people which is just folklore and trying to make a buck.
Mexico-- Greek- SIOUX invented, that language! MHZXYCHO-- vectored this, pattern yes, revealed ops! In normal SIOUX-- M= mover!
Skip this
THE GUY SAID THAT THE NATIVE AMERICANS ARTIFACT STRUCTURE WAS NOT MADE BY TODAYS MAN YOU THINK THAT YOU ARE SO HIGH ABOVE THE NATIVE PEOPLE THAT YOU CAN NOT UNDERSTAND THAT THEY BUILT THESE WALLS CEILINGS THAT WENT INTO CHACO CANYON SIMPLY AN EXAMPLE OF PREJUDICE TOWARD NATIVE AMERICANS YOU ANCESTERS NARRATOR FROM IRELAND LIVED IN MUD HUTS AND ALSO IN ENGLAND THEY HAD MUD HUTS
Stop yelling!!!
AHHH IM YELLLING!!! Baby don't hurt me...
Those crows,,,,, they never stop crowing here. I can’t stand them.
Dont tell me they did'nt have outside help to pull of the whole business! A section is even closed where was found a compass with artifacts in 1972. Little is true in history books and Smithsonian hides tons of uncompatible material.
Just watch a new documentary saying they were practicing cannibals
Anasazi - "enemy ancestors".
Malekas know nothing
The camera is bouncing around like a drunk with a twitch. Horrible camera work. Couldn't look at it. Booooooo
I wonder who the builders really were. They obviously were not native american indians. Look at the building style and influences, that and the time-keeping season-keeping layout.
They were natives called the Tribe of Gad. Darkskinned Natives
actually they were natives like the tewa people were all together at one point then some broke off like santa clara pueblo ohkay owingeh san i and most of the 8 northern lived there then they moved around cuz again we have puye cliffs and they found broken pottery shards and even pottery that was made by the ancestors of the tewa people and even from some other pueblos i know this cuz i am tewa im from Santa Clara Pueblo and also Oklahoma comanche
How is that proof that they aren't native. This style matches other native architecture. They were ancestral pueblo an native Americans.
@@rezzybabyy4882 thank you!!!
Niggaz
900 years old and look like they were just cut and placed a few decades ago during a site restoration. Imagine that :)