@@-JoinMyAdventures Hey amigo, this is my favorite "get away" channel; I also like Enigma Clandestino. I grew up in the Southwest, lived and worked with Dine and Utes, explored numerous unexcavated/unexplored ruins and sites, and really enjoy your presentations. Please keep up the good work!!
@@donwagner7395 Thank you! I also like EC! I don't know the history as well as I should, but I make up for it in passion! Haha! Thank you again for joining my adventures and I think you'll enjoy this weekends adventure its a cool one!
Wow! I can see how the water has swooshed through there. Amazing. That's a huge civilization. I hope it gets preserved. That was a very important site. Wow Again and Again. Holy Moley!!! This Is UNESCO-worthy. Thank You for showing us. I can't believe what I am seeing. Are those pyramids in the background at 7:02 and 7:58? Is it a Citadel or a castle? Is that a mote or just a double defense wall? This area was a large functional society with everything they needed. There are foundations on the plains. I'm not even halfway done yet. There are prehistoric ruins here too.
Have you heard of the archaeological informant Ken Austin from Prescott, AZ.? In the 70s and 80s, he flew over and identified about every fortified site in Coconino and Yavapai County from his private plane. I was given a copy of his huge archive by Dr. David Wilcox from the Museum of Arizona, so I could get a handle on the connection between the Prescott Culture and the Hohokam and report back. we found the connection and quite a bit more. After we mapped one of the sites you showed in the video, I realized that we were looking at a partially fortified trade route, intensive workshops, and a distribution point for the Pacific shell trade and Mojave Desert turquoise from Halloran Springs, Ca., and Kingman, Az., going in every cardinal direction.
That is amazing! I assume he mapped all these sights if he was flying around a hundred mile radius. I love reading that type of stuff! Each ruin in this video has its own video on my channel showing the adventure and discovery! Thanks for joining my adventures!
Subscriber here. Really enjoy your videos. I hope your site grows and grows. You deserve it! Thank you for taking us with you. ❤😎
Thanks for the kind words and thank you for joining my adventures!
Good job😀👍
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Outstanding, such a unique and picturesque landscape scenery my friend!
It is a beautiful area, stark but so full of life and history! Thanks for joining my adventures!
Absolutely awesome there young man....enjoyed every moment of it...
You are welcome! Thanks for joining my adventures! The full videos of each set of drone footage are on my channel, if you are interested!
Wonderful video of ancient ruins and fortresses shown in amazing perspective. Well done, and thank you!
Just got home from a new adventure, it was a nice Father’s Day since my son joined me. Thanks for joining my drone compilation adventure!
@@-JoinMyAdventures Hey amigo, this is my favorite "get away" channel; I also like Enigma Clandestino. I grew up in the Southwest, lived and worked with Dine and Utes, explored numerous unexcavated/unexplored ruins and sites, and really enjoy your presentations. Please keep up the good work!!
@@donwagner7395 Thank you! I also like EC! I don't know the history as well as I should, but I make up for it in passion! Haha! Thank you again for joining my adventures and I think you'll enjoy this weekends adventure its a cool one!
Good Stuff!
Thanks for joining my adventures!
Wow! I can see how the water has swooshed through there. Amazing. That's a huge civilization. I hope it gets preserved. That was a very important site. Wow Again and Again. Holy Moley!!! This Is UNESCO-worthy. Thank You for showing us. I can't believe what I am seeing. Are those pyramids in the background at 7:02 and 7:58? Is it a Citadel or a castle? Is that a mote or just a double defense wall? This area was a large functional society with everything they needed. There are foundations on the plains. I'm not even halfway done yet. There are prehistoric ruins here too.
Glad you are enjoying this! Thanks for joining my adventures!
Did you ever finish the video? Hope you liked it!
Have you heard of the archaeological informant Ken Austin from Prescott, AZ.? In the 70s and 80s, he flew over and identified about every fortified site in Coconino and Yavapai County from his private plane. I was given a copy of his huge archive by Dr. David Wilcox from the Museum of Arizona, so I could get a handle on the connection between the Prescott Culture and the Hohokam and report back. we found the connection and quite a bit more. After we mapped one of the sites you showed in the video, I realized that we were looking at a partially fortified trade route, intensive workshops, and a distribution point for the Pacific shell trade and Mojave Desert turquoise from Halloran Springs, Ca., and Kingman, Az., going in every cardinal direction.
That is amazing! I assume he mapped all these sights if he was flying around a hundred mile radius. I love reading that type of stuff! Each ruin in this video has its own video on my channel showing the adventure and discovery! Thanks for joining my adventures!
@@-JoinMyAdventures I've never counted all the forts and pueblos in the archive but it's around 75-100.
I have at least 50 pinned locations for likely ruins that I am planning on visiting and documenting. Thanks for the cool comment!
Alot more out of reach than we think.
Yup! Thanks for joining the adventure!
How’s everything going?. Joinmyadventures!, super~fantastic drone! see you later!)
Doing well, Thanks for asking! Thanks for joining my adventures!