they really knew how to stack Rock

Is this near Gila Bend Az???

Incredible

A defensive site. Nobody would want to live up on a knob far from water and the farm fields for any other reason. I doubt view was a factor other than wanting to see an enemy approach. You can't eat view. Because there were so few rooms in the fort they likely lived near to water and fields and this structure was a fall-back position they would move to when under attack. A lot of defensive structures were made at the same time the Navajo and Apache were moving in from the far north. Maybe there is a connection. Nice channel you have here. Keep an eye out for wiggle sticks in the brush and grass!

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Hey Amigo, you never disappoint! Another fantastic adventure with quality narration, camera work, and absolute superb discovery!!! I will watch this again tomorrow when I can slow it down and enjoy every second. This site was definitely selected as defendable against the cannibals and slave traders of Chaco and its outlying colonies. I think this is now my favorite video!!! Thanks for all your hard work and presentations.

Have you heard of the archaeological informant Ken Austin from Prescott, AZ.? In the 70s and 80s, he flew over and identified about every fortified site in Coconino and Yavapai County from his private plane. I was given a copy of his huge archive by Dr. David Wilcox from the Museum of Arizona, so I could get a handle on the connection between the Prescott Culture and the Hohokam and report back. we found the connection and quite a bit more. After we mapped one of the sites you showed in the video, I realized that we were looking at a partially fortified trade route, intensive workshops, and a distribution point for the Pacific shell trade and Mojave Desert turquoise from Halloran Springs, Ca., and Kingman, Az., going in every cardinal direction.

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Absolutely awesome there young man....enjoyed every moment of it...

Wonderful video of ancient ruins and fortresses shown in amazing perspective. Well done, and thank you!

Seeing these old structures really makes me feel a connectivity to the ancients. Great shots!

Subscriber here. Really enjoy your videos. I hope your site grows and grows. You deserve it! Thank you for taking us with you. ❤😎

Wow! I can see how the water has swooshed through there. Amazing. That's a huge civilization. I hope it gets preserved. That was a very important site. Wow Again and Again. Holy Moley!!! This Is UNESCO-worthy. Thank You for showing us. I can't believe what I am seeing. Are those pyramids in the background at 7:02 and 7:58? Is it a Citadel or a castle? Is that a mote or just a double defense wall? This area was a large functional society with everything they needed. There are foundations on the plains. I'm not even halfway done yet. There are prehistoric ruins here too.

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Outstanding, such a unique and picturesque landscape scenery my friend!

Nice boots might have to buy a pair!

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Thanks for sharing. Now some idiots will come along and vandalize them.

Gorgeous.

Haha. Those rattlesnakes are totally scary. Had tons of close encounters in Utah.

Love this type of content. Just a few feedback suggestions: It would be nice to see the surroundings as you walk, instead of the camera facing the ground. Also a good closeup of the petroglyph would have been great. Much luck to you and thank you for sharing this interesting site. I look forward to more. I'm very familiar with Drifter and Trek Planner.

Glad you made it safely around that 🐍 . Maybe try and find snake guards for your shins? But those over head shots would be perfect for your clickbate picture for all your vid uploads. Just a suggestion for your awesome new channel. 👍

Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. What beautiful scenery. The sites you explore and history you share is wonderful.

Impressive.

Great adventure and serious bush whacking! Mind boggling how much time and how many natives it took to construct that "tel". Thank you for this video.

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Beautiful ruins !!!

Welcome to Arizona, one giant ancient dwelling, you stand on Sacred ground there and everywhere. I live in Flagstaff in the shadows of a Sacred mountain to native cultures from Chilé to Canada. There have been more visions of Mary praying, the Virgin of Guadalupe, than in Mexico.

Wow! Beautiful place! I wish I could go back in time and see petroglyphs being made. Those were incredible!

I know these ruins. I suspect there was a ball court on the flat at the base.

incredible find

Amazing!!!

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You made it seem like a regular day but was it very hot sir???

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I will say what my grandmother always told me of the cliff dwellers.. they had superhuman powers, or sticky feet and hands. Truth. Idk though, but, amazing climbers.

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Absolutely gorgeous.

Beautiful

I saw a giant

High ground is universal!

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Now that's a long wall. Nice find