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very informative article and its helps me in my ancient research
Thank you. Keep connected, we do what we can to bring the ancient cultures of the southwest to everyone. If you are interested in ancient research, you might want to pick up a book “House of Rain” by Craig Childs. It really opened my eyes on how the Native people moved on the earth and communicated with each other over vast distances.