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Project:
Date:
9009 IB
Time:
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Session:
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SUMMARY OF
INFORMATION-.
1.
The general
area
of
the site
is rough
land with
a long depi-ession
through which brown water
is moving rapidly.
The surrounding
land
is
brown,
moist,
and appears bare.
The moving water ends abruptly
in
a man-
made natural
-formation which
is high
and has
a panoramic
view.
2.
The site,
at
a time
of 300-500 years ago,
had
a small
group
of
men
with
long
black hair
and
a single man with
long,
light-colored
(blond or
white)
hair.
These men were standing,
talking about_philosaphical
things,
and trying to understand things which
to them were/tin-understandable.
There
is a strong sense
of
‘'putting
a rock here toWee
if
it works",
then
moving
it,
seeing
if
that works,
moving
it
again,
etc.,
until
it
worked
.
The purpose of
all
this discussion and manipulation
of
the site appears to
have been:
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to gain
and
impart
knowledge
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to set
up methods and protocols
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to gain personal
and group authority and importance
*
to set timetables and schedules
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to predict future events
3.
The site does not have
a spiritual
or religious significance
(of
its
own),
but has a "connection"
with the spiritual
or religious side
of
life,
almost
as though the place were not holy,
but something holy were
in that
place,
as
in
all
others.
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ANASAZI
PETRDGLYPHS
Anasazi
petrogl yphi c
panel
along
the San
Juan
River,
southeastern
Utah.
They occur
near
the Poncho House Ruins and
are located
on
the northern
bank
of
the river.
The panel
is over
2<J
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tali
and
40'
wide.
Main figures are
larger than life-size.
Panel
itself
faces southerly.
Cultural
signif icance/interpretation
is
unknown ;
purpose
is only speculative by the archaeological
community.
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