Post by desert dweller on Apr 29, 2020 13:04:57 GMT -8
Okay. Here is something that pertains only to the Southwest.
I really like this little-known YouTube channel. The guy makes great efforts to document and explain rock alignments and arrangements, intaglios, rock foundations and/or habitats, and rock rings or just rock art in general. He is clued in with folks who know the whereabouts of remote sites. He never tells where they are located and will only visit with permission. He also follows any tribes' restrictions. I think he has gained the trust of many because he shows so many areas I've never heard about.
This video is about a myth held by the Yuman, an ancient tribe with some current day members, who lived along the lower Colorado River and the Gila River. It's called Yuman Mythology, The Octopus and the Evil Giant. He flies his drone over the faded and hard to see lines in the landscape.
I really like this little-known YouTube channel. The guy makes great efforts to document and explain rock alignments and arrangements, intaglios, rock foundations and/or habitats, and rock rings or just rock art in general. He is clued in with folks who know the whereabouts of remote sites. He never tells where they are located and will only visit with permission. He also follows any tribes' restrictions. I think he has gained the trust of many because he shows so many areas I've never heard about.
This video is about a myth held by the Yuman, an ancient tribe with some current day members, who lived along the lower Colorado River and the Gila River. It's called Yuman Mythology, The Octopus and the Evil Giant. He flies his drone over the faded and hard to see lines in the landscape.
