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I think its just an old mine

Amazing!

The water erosion that carved those stubby pillars that front the sites also carved out the rock behind them. I think there may be caves there, deeper than the drone can see. That would be why there were walls built in certain areas.

Small squares look like a cell and lacks the same skills that are used in others building walls look built in quickly and easily

For me I think it is a enemy fort and stole from the people and smashing it after emptying this at different times and return to do it with more forces

I think you nailed it. A water source nearby, Walls, meeting areas. Probably individual resident's. Must have been a small town. Very cool Jeff!!!

If there are artifacts -- as in the second site -- people have lived there. Without any evidence of daily life, like pottery and stone tools or flakes, you don't have a residence.

You should leave offerings to the native American spirits as a thank you for guiding you to these ancient sights when you do empath grid work!!! They appreciate it!

Cave two is AMAZING!

You have two distinct wall types. The long, thick walls are built of thin slabs heaped up, not fitted, to form a barrier. It might have been higher and less thick when built. The other type is fitted blocks, many of a light-colored stone different from the stone in the heaped up walls. You won't know when they were built, or surmise who built them or what their purpose was, without some archaeological exploration and dating. They could be Native American pre-contact, or post-contact, or built by settlers. They could be a sheepfold. The two types of walcould have been built at the same time or at different times. Get an archaeologist out there.

I know it is early in the video to say that 3:43 would be a Perfect homestead. However, I would never be able to guess what scare them to the top of a mountain!

The wood you saw appeared to be branches perhaps from an eagle nest.

I think there was a big water source, a deep river that made these dwellings accessible. The terrain would look totally different 1000 years ago. Crops on the top, water flowing through, structure to protect from the weather, storage…

The rocks on the floor of Cave 1 likely fell from the ceiling.

Maybe there was a river, that carved that canyon, deep enough to raise the water line. Perhaps they reached caves at that height, because it was more accessible by boat? Just throwing a random thought out there 🤷🏽‍♀️

Welcome to my neck of the woods thank your for respecting the ancient ruins

Screw your arrow. I am taking that aluminum ! HEY ! where is my engine? [10 grand]

Love these videos. Amazing rock drawings. WOW!! Being wondering when you would run upon a snake.

You are now on the verge of 300k subscribers, and well deserved!

I think that is it were for smoke signals there would be ashes and cinders in side and blacked walls. I could seem that the wall would be a wind brake! Always good to go on a road tripe and adventure! Good to bring the kid along for a adventure you all can talk about for a long time. if the kid needs a topic for a summer essay in school, here it is!

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us

Wow, beautiful! Thank you for sharing your experience

Amazing

1200 years ago the most populated cities on earth were in the Amazon rainforest. Only discovering now through infrared scans and drones 👌

Arrowwwwww

“ that thing is bent! Points at one of hundreds of pieces of ONE plane 😂” duh

I would love if you could share the locations.

do you share these locations with the state forestry department or blm or anyone to be officially marked and categorized?

I got one for you but it’s in NC

Outstanding! Very cool trek, and your skills with the camera and drone and 3D software result in high quality footage that is fun to watch. Thanks Jeff, for continuing to perfect your craft. Be safe, and keep on trekking😎🇺🇸

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The water levels were high and ancestors used canoe

@7:49 the name BJ Bishop can be spotted etched into a stone 3 rows down from left side of cave 2. I wouldn't have spotted it if I was watching on my phone.

Watch for snakes for little guy.🙏

Thank you for letting us come along with you. Be safe. ❤ The family thing. Cool.👍

Amazing!

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Absolutely spectacular scenery! Please take extra care where you’re stepping, as that looks like prime habitat for rattlesnakes. 😮😳😱

Suggestion that the low semicircle of rocks by the first (recent) camp might be an attempt to capture enough light runoff to water an attempted garden. The location looked relatively level and the soul surface absent of most rocks. ???

Leaving artifacts to rot just seems counterintuitive. Give them to a museum so they can preserve the history. Unless it’s a sacred burial ground. Then take a fat shit on it to fertilize the area and promote plant growth.

Inca, Myan?

so... somewhere in the world.

I was told by Navajo guides in Chinle AZ that Cliff dwelling was a defense from other tribes and wild cats etc

Another half video. I hate half videos!

7:56 I see a name at the bottom left of the opening... B.J. BISHOP

How did they get into cave? There's a window, but no door

illegal pot hunters? lol Sir you made this up

Some believe it was an ancient weather control station.

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