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Hey Heath! I really enjoy your channel! Thank you for being genuine and sharing your love for respectful exploration!

Great content.. I have a similar UA-cam channel. We should collaborate sometime.

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Please share this series with your friends and subscribe. A wonderful series and stunning scenery. We don't get a look at big blue skies here in New England, so yeah this is special, many thanks.

You need more subscribers, I’m from Belfast and really enjoy the seeing the beautiful American scenery, good luck in the future

Good video, you definitely deserve to have more subscribers

Thanks for joining the adventure!

This place is magnificent! Watching this just makes me feel motivated man! Love it

I wonder what the ancient one thought of shells up there. good find, thank you

The shell fossil 😮 crazy to think that was ocean at one point in time.

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Your tenacity paid off!! This is such an historic find, the visual joining of early warning lookout forts. Those ancient natives put a lot of thought, planning, and energy to construct this means of protecting themselves from the Chacoan cannibals and slave traders. Another home run on this adventure!!

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That transposed very nicely. I think that is the first time that I’ve seen a petroglyph or pictograph have, what appears to be, a clear and concise message. That was a very good call, my friend.

So awesome!!! Thank you so much for uploading!!!

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Thanks for Joining the Adventure!

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Cool place,thanks

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You make quality videos and deserve more support I hope you get there ❤️

If we subscribers start sharing our guide's adventures, perhaps we can get the subscriptions to trend up. I will be.

Another enticing adventure! Those stone forts indicate responses to marauders looking for prey. To the east and north east were the Chacoans, whose existence centered upon raiding, enslaving, and harvesting man corn. These promontory forts/lookouts would have provided early warnings of raiding parties. Anyway, that's my opinion. Thank you for all your efforts in accessing and videoing these intriguing structures.

awesome stuff...thanks for having us along...

My theory is that there were bands of Marauders coming out of Mexico looking for slaves and sacrificial victims and or slaves to restore the balance to the economic and climatic woes down south. You've heard of the Gambler who is partly associated with the chaco region. This is why I believe from 1100 to 1450 that they started establishing cliff dwellings and hilltop forts.

They say that all those hilltop ruins were connected by line of sight. Which means that they were using some kind of signals. Smoke. Some of the conferences I've listened to said that there were one to 5 miles apart. Good job man. Keep up the great videos.

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amazing shots!

Area looks great! Such a lovely filming and editing my friend!

absolutely incredible. thanks so much for documenting this!!!

Way marker, light house, or even a tomb. I did not see an obvious door. makes me think tomb. Built on the high ground closer to the Gods for religious reasons. thank you

You get my vote for tenacity in your effort just to get to this ruin. That is one amazing structure perched on a promontory with unobstructed views. Was it a habitation, a fort, or a watch post? The lack of potshards and lithic remnants indicates to me this place had a very significant and perplexing purpose. This was an awesome adventure, thank you.

Pretty amazing find, thanks for sharing. Stay safe

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Interesting

I just love your videos! This is one of the best finds - how they merged their walls with the bedrock is amazing. Thank you for comparing the Google Earth view with your drone shot and highlighting the outline of the ruin and the rooms inside. Great work! I like your "signature" music in the later part of the video. Thank you, Heath!

These are definitely not run of the mill petroglyphs . They have a lot more labor put into them. Also I wouldn't have expected to see them on these rough surfaces either. What drew so many petrogyphs to be tapped out on this formation of rocks? We will never know any more than their meaning. Perhaps something spiritual. 'Tis good to see you back.

What a great video! Who needs music or commentary with the background sounds of nature, your crunching footsteps and all those petroglyphs! One boulder after another. Wonder what the obsession with parallel lines is all about? An amazing site! So glad to have you post again!

When you said filled with petroglyphs you weren't just whistling dixie! A plethora of enigmatic images consisting of lines and circles, if only they could talk. I could make out lots of human and animal type figures plus a hand print or two. A lot to ponder in that canyon. Thanks for taking the time and effort to document your trek and sharing it with us.

Dont believe its smoke under the boulder the width of band is only 20 inches wide or so and its perfectly straigjt, there are many other stripes coming down the boulder its most likely water staining from top of the big boulder running straight down, too mant stripes

WOW! Enchanting! No words or music to distract you from what you are seeing. Such a "profusion" of petroglyphs! Thank you for sharing this special place with us housebound types. 🥰🤠😎

I'm thinking a couple things. 1. Could there be an Indian settlement not too far away and this was used as a look out post? 2. Could this ruin have been a link in a series of other look out posts that were in sight of each other?

Your videos are greatly missed. You have the best scenic shots. I am going to rewatch all of them again.

Love the content, and hope you stick to it, really great videos! You have to make weekly content, which is arduous but gains subscribers! Wishing you the best and will be following your adventures! 🤞💙🌿

so where is the 'map' to find the Map? that did not require a map for anyone who would be where the so called 'map' is, would also know where the water is. silly

Just found your channel. I am really enjoying the content.

What great adventure! I am fascinated by the geology of that place - all that gnarly rock sitting on top of the sandstone. I'm no geologist but some of it looks volcanic and some metamorphic - it's a crazy jumble! Do you know what the formation is?

I'm so glad to see your new channel! You are great- welcome back! And this is a fantastic video! It sure looks like you decoded that petroglyph as a map. I'm blown away.