#Jemez

2025-02-16
My painting based on a photo of the Jemez river by Instagram user xeno.xbc

#art #digital #ipad #procreate #landscape #newmexico #jemez
2025-01-27

One of my favorite day trips. It is close to my house. Lots of things to see and do on this route: hiking, Jemez historic site, Bandlelier, Valles Caldera, Fenton Lake, White Rock overlook, etc. #roadtrip #travel #nature #OptOutside #NewMexico #Jemez

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2024-11-26

Walatowa, Jemez | Red Rock Trails provides a 1.5 mile self-guided hike through the Walatowa slot canyon. Group tours are available (book in advance). Hiking Permits are required and can be purchased at the Walatowa Visitor Center.

#hiking #NewMexico #Jemez #daytrip #geology

2024-08-10

Las Conchas Trail follows the East Fork #Jemez River through meadows, with an abundance of wildflowers, and wildlife. The trail is an easy stroll for the first 2 miles, w/moderate climbing 5 miles to the intersection of the East Fork trail.

#NewMexico #roadtrip #daytrip #nature

2024-01-22

Ancestral Pueblo people carved rooms, known as cavates, into the tuff cliffs of the Pajarito Plateau. Bandelier National Monument and Puye Cliff Dwellings are known for them, but they can be seen throughout the Jemez. I saw these next to the road between Bandelier and White Rock.

#roadtrip #NativeAmerican #history #heritage #tradition #culture #daytrip #virtualtravel #NewMexico #historygeek #leavenotrace #earthshotz #rockart #petroglyphs #indigenous #archaeology #anthropology #Jemez #Puebloan

Steve Moore :toad:ArrowbearMoore@toad.social
2022-12-07

This article focuses on #Apache #Navajo #Jemez people mitigating forest fires well before the arrival of Europeans. #Indigenous people around the planet have history of enhancing biodiversity through selective burning of understory. #environment #fire #climate #forest phys.org/news/2022-12-years-in

Matthew Bandyinti@archaeo.social
2022-12-06

#archaeology #landscape #visualization from #lidar 20 - my 17th post on #ChacoanBeltRoads.

Most known examples of belt roads in the American southwest are from the northern San Juan and seem to be associated with chacoan period sites. As noted, race tracks in other areas are linear. There are very few examples from elsewhere. Here are two from the later (post-1300 CE) sites of Tovakwa and Totaskwina in the #Jemez mountains of central #NewMexico.

#ArchaeologyLandscapeVisualization

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