Chaco Canyon. Ancient Egypt of North America

🌟 Unveiling the Mysteries of Chaco Canyon: A Journey Through Ancient Culture 🌟
Dive into the fascinating world of the Chaco Culture, one of the most mysterious and advanced civilizations of ancient America! This educational video answers many questions about Chaco Canyon, from its incredible architecture and astronomical alignments to its ancient roads and the enigmatic six-fingered skeletons found in the region.
Discover how the Chacoans thrived in the harsh desert, their possible connection to the Aztecs and the legendary city of Aztlan, and the parallels between Chaco Canyon and Ancient Egypt. Could Chaco Canyon be the lost homeland of the Aztecs?
We’ll explore:
🔹 The origins and rise of the Chaco Culture
🔹 Advanced agricultural practices and trade networks
🔹 Architectural marvels like Pueblo Bonito and Casa Rinconada
🔹 The mysteries of ancient roads and celestial alignments
🔹 Links to Mesoamerican cultures and their spiritual significance
This video is perfect for history enthusiasts, explorers, and anyone intrigued by the mysteries of the past!
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[@paluzalu6868]

What’s connection with Ancient Egypt?

[@Osiris_Project]

Stone architecture and area looks like Ancient Egypt in early period, like Naqada

[@loke6664]

@@Osiris_Project It is more of a superficial thing, you could argue they in some ways are closer to actual desert dwellers like the Nabateans instead then the Egyptians.
They certainly built stone villages and even a town, used a complicated system to store water and such, but the main likeness with people in other part of the world is what comes with successful desert dwelling. The Egyptians kinda had the Nile doing a lot of their work for them.
Chaco canyon is certainly an interesting historical place. There are some debate about their use of Kivas though, those are identified by later Hopis and some of the archaeological evidence suggest they were maybe used in a different or somewhat different way. We do not find the same artifacts in more recent kivas as we find in the Anasazi kivas, but we don't really know why that is. It might just be that the rituals have changed a bit the last 800 years... Or maybe they were re-used for something more practical by the end. I am just saying there are some questions about the use, not that the current theory is wrong.
And yeah, I use the Anasazi name which there have been some complaints about in the last 20 years but Publoans came with the Spanish conquistadors so it isn't perfect either. We really don't know what they called themselves.

[@VelociraptorX]

Hey, You have the content but not the proper presentation for RUclips. Watch some videos from channels like veritasium or Kyle Hill to see how it's done. Ty for your work and dedication.

[@Osiris_Project]

Thank you! We are only learning how to do it proper way