Tucked away on the Mesa Verde plateau, where the rugged landscape of Colorado meets Utah, lies a testament to ancient ingenuity that has stood quietly for centuries. Recently, a research team from Jagiellonian University in Poland announced findings that may irrevocably change our understanding of the Ancestral Pueblo peoples and their timekeeping practices. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= PEETQZK Wg Deep…
The Castle Rock Pueblo settlement complex on the Mesa Verde plateau where Colorado borders Utah is well-known for buildings within cliff-side hollows and rock art dating from thousands of years ago.
While digging along the border of Colorado and Utah, a team of Polish archaeologists from the Jagiellonian University made a groundbreaking discovery of ancient indigenous rock art created by members of the Pueblo culture. The excavations
New petroglyphs discovered at Castle Rock Pueblo on Mesa Verde plateau, including some used for astronomical observations and calendars have challenged perceptions of the settlement.