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In response to
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Yay, our trip to southern Utah for late October has been confirmed...
"
by
MojaveMeg
Any idea of what people that were there? -- nm
Posted by
BAD (aka BAD)
Jun 30 '11, 21:03
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Dead people -- nm
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Bacon
Jun 30, 21:25
It was the northern reach of the Anasazi and, before that, the Fremont.
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MojaveMeg
Jun 30, 21:25
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So do you think it was found before you ? -- nm
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JenBro
Jun 30, 21:28
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You can't move in that part of the country without tripping over archaeological evidence. It takes a really major site to draw any attention - all
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MojaveMeg
Jun 30, 21:35
[flickr]
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Shoot I can't view on the screen of my phone -'will have to look tomorrow at work Meg. It must be kind of eery holding something ancient like that. -- nm
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JenBro
Jun 30, 21:40
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Not really - or not for me. Often I'll pick up a tool - grinding stone or scraper - and it fits so perfectly in the hand. Or you look at a piece of
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MojaveMeg
Jun 30, 21:47
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So cool! -- nm
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JenBro
Jun 30, 21:54
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