Chaco Canyon is a sacred site. There are dozens of tribes in New Mexico who have been working for decades to have the greater Chaco Canyon area protected because it is part of their ancestral history.
Melanie Stansbury: “Chaco Canyon is a sacred site. There are dozens of tribes in New Mexico who have been working for decades to have the…”
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Stansbury emphasizes the cultural significance of Chaco Canyon for Native tribes.
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