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The Case of the missing inventions.

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06-16-2005 10:52 PM 		Reply to: Message 8 by jar
06-16-2005 12:47 PM

Did horses only come with white man? That's not right is it?? . .
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And . . has any one else actaully been on the Anasazi sites? I had a choice between GC and Anasazi and I'm glad I chose the cliff-dwellers! Truly awesome archeological site. GC's next though . .
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06-16-2005 11:00 PM 		Reply to: Message 14 by jar
06-16-2005 10:58 PM

Yes - I was pretty sure that horse series had an American component! I'd never put two-and-two together that they came and went.
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06-16-2005 11:10 PM 		Reply to: Message 14 by jar
06-16-2005 10:58 PM

Back 10 years ago I'd never heard of the Anasazi and was quite fascinated to find stuff like that north of Mexico. But I presume the Anasazi is pretty much unique as far as its (still-standing) legacy of non-timber buildings/villages north of Mexico? I know nothing of the Missisipi sites - are these the most impressive non-nomadic east-coast sites?
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PS for the unitiated - here's a photo of an Anasazi site in Colorado (mine aren't scanned yet):
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