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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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3. The more one studies images of the area online, the more astounding it becomes, too!

Reply to callous taoboy (Reply #1)

Sat May 4, 2024, 09:12 AM

May 2024

The mind reels trying to imagine how it must have looked and operated during its active life.

Here's hoping somehow more information might be uncovered for the modern age about Chaco in our lifetimes.

Your trip must have been overwhelming. Wow!

Just found this interesting video:

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Call of the conch: Indigenous Americans use sound to organize communities [View all] Judi Lynn May 2024 OP

Visited Chaco back in 2000. callous taoboy May 2024 #1

The more one studies images of the area online, the more astounding it becomes, too! Judi Lynn May 2024 #3

Found a video of Mayan conch shell sounds. Conch blowing also has appeared in India since ancient times. Judi Lynn May 2024 #2