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Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
- Sir Henry
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Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
The pit formations are around 950 years old and the above ground buildings are about 500 years old.
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Re: Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
Drove truck by these for years but no room for semi trucks. More great photos.
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Re: Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
Very cool photos, thanks for sharing. Makes me want to delve into it further. "Historical" doesn't begin to describe it, huh?
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- JEBar
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Re: Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
thanks for the pictures .... I'm going to have to do some research on those ruins .... I was completely unaware of them
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Re: Gran Quivira Ruins, New Mexico
Going to do some research on those. Very interesting. What beautiful country, too.