What They Never Tell You About Ancient Pueblo Ruins
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I am taking a road trip across the 4-Corners region exploring ancient Pueblo ruins, examining ancient pottery, collecting clay and asking hard questions. For example, why does the US Park Service rarely talk about the violence that seems to have driven these people into cliff dwellings and towers and finally completely out of the area?
Learn more about the "Lost Mogollon" who made red ware pottery all over the ancient Southwest. - https://youtu.be/l-i5ona4CgY?si=sI-NGcHt3v1FzD6e
See what goes on at the Southwest Kiln Conference - https://youtu.be/-CQ47O1SgMY?si=wgrK_b1xMRjW88oI
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CHAPTERS
0:00 Why Is It Called "Navajo" National Monument?
1:40 Kayenta Pottery at Navajo National Monument
4:14 The Cliff Dwellings of Navajo National Monument
6:48 Puebloan Ruins on the Navajo Nation
8:28 Hovenweep National Monument - Square Tower Group Trail
14:08 Horseshoe and Hackberry Trail at Hovenweep
18:12 Canyon of the Ancients National Monument
21:06 They Made White Pottery Without White Clay?
25:54 Camping Out and Collecting Clay
31:30 Pottery at Canyon of the Ancients Visitors Center
33:48 The Story We're Told Versus the Facts on the Ground
42:39 Cutthroat Castle Pueblo at Hovenweep
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Andy Ward PO Box 43601 Tucson, AZ 85733
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I am taking a road trip across the 4-Corners region exploring ancient Pueblo ruins, examining ancient pottery, collecting clay and asking hard questions. For example, why does the US Park Service rarely talk about the violence that seems to have driven these people into cliff dwellings and towers and finally completely out of the area?
Learn more about the "Lost Mogollon" who made red ware pottery all over the ancient Southwest. - https://youtu.be/l-i5ona4CgY?si=sI-NGcHt3v1FzD6e
See what goes on at the Southwest Kiln Conference - https://youtu.be/-CQ47O1SgMY?si=wgrK_b1xMRjW88oI
🏺 Wednesday Zoom pottery class - https://ancientpottery.how/ancient-potters-club/
❤️ Channel membership - https://www.youtube.com/c/ancientpottery/join
OR Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/ancientpottery
🛍 Shop my website: https://ancientpottery.how/shop/
📚 Workshops and masterclasses - https://ancientpottery.how/classes/
⭐️ Social media
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/andywardpottery
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ancientpottery/
CHAPTERS
0:00 Why Is It Called "Navajo" National Monument?
1:40 Kayenta Pottery at Navajo National Monument
4:14 The Cliff Dwellings of Navajo National Monument
6:48 Puebloan Ruins on the Navajo Nation
8:28 Hovenweep National Monument - Square Tower Group Trail
14:08 Horseshoe and Hackberry Trail at Hovenweep
18:12 Canyon of the Ancients National Monument
21:06 They Made White Pottery Without White Clay?
25:54 Camping Out and Collecting Clay
31:30 Pottery at Canyon of the Ancients Visitors Center
33:48 The Story We're Told Versus the Facts on the Ground
42:39 Cutthroat Castle Pueblo at Hovenweep
📬 Send me mail
Andy Ward PO Box 43601 Tucson, AZ 85733
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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