Steemian, and @thesteemengine member, @eaglespirit shares an excellent longread about the Chimney Rock National Monument in the State of Colorado, complete with gorgeous photos from her visit to the monument: Chimney Rock National Monument
Chimney Rock is the highest in elevation at 7,000 feet and the hike to the top is approximately a half a mile. Once you reach the top, you will be able to see all the way to New Mexico and appreciate the local view of Colorado. According to my people, The Ancients the verbal history is that man developed in this area, at least a portion of them. I am from the Hopi tribe and this is the area we call the navel and the Great Kiva represents the opening.
Photo by @eaglespirit
Her post is complete with an historical account, going back to 12,000BC.
The Paleo-Indians hunted small game, camel, sloth, horse, lion, and mammoth. Technologies across North America and into South America during this period is of highly mobile hunters who had social connections across a large area.
Head over to @eaglespirit’s longread: Chimney Rock National Monument.
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