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Living West: Water
Rocky Mountain PBS’ flagship history series, explores the people, places, and events that have shaped Colorado’s rich heritage. Each episode aims to bring history to life, offering fresh perspectives that foster a deeper sense of connection and community among Coloradans.
Living West: Water
Season 2 Episode 207 | 28m 19s | CC
What happened to the Puebloans of Mesa Verde and Crow Canyon? After settling in Colorado they abandoned their cliff dwellings, leaving behind a variety of archeological treasures. Historians discuss the possibility that this move might have been due to a drought in the Southwest region. Discover the similarities in conditions and what the disappearance of water might mean for our state today.
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