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Category Archives: Archaeology

April 27, 2012
by David Ryan
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Guadalupe Mesa – Astialakwa Ruins

If you ever drive on New Mexico Highway 4 towards Jemez Springs you can’t help but to notice the tall mesas on either side of you. What’s even more amazing is that on top of many of those mesas are ruins of prehistoric villages. … Continue reading →

Categories: Archaeology, Backcountry Wandering Skills, Wanderings | Permalink

March 23, 2012
by David Ryan
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A Simple Backcountry Wandering

In The Gentle of Wandering the principles of wandering are described within the context of hiking in the backcountry. If you have never ventured into the backcountry, you may want consider a simple wandering like the one described below to give … Continue reading →

Categories: Archaeology, Backcountry Wandering Skills, Ideas, Wanderings | Permalink

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