Fremont Village and Defensive Position Part 2 

Another good episode👍!!

These look pretty old! Thanks for sharing!

Cool. They have a camera app that can bring out the petroglyphs better.. "The Trek Planner" and "POV Channel" have it and it brings out what we can't see. I get just as excited as you guys do. Thank you for slowing down. Live and learn. I did the same thing out of excitement. The petroglyphs at Red Rock Canyon, outside of Vegas have the same kind of damage. I have one of the last pictures of the ships and what was left of the petroglyphs there. Rock climbers put their stakes through them and chipped them off almost completely. Thank You for helping preserve them in pictures. They will be gone soon.

Awesome place. At 17:00, on the ground, those are finger marks from people smoothing the mortar. This was a defensive position and a huge village. There were more Indigenous people than people think. They were hunted like animals, rounded up, and either killed or sent to one of the 75 internment camps spread across the USA. Most of their villages were destroyed and covered up with things like man-made lakes and dams, starving them out and into the canyons. The Spaniards in the 1600's were brutal, the 1700's had plagues and disasters and the 1800's, the Calvary took its toll. I believe Indigenous People would still be living in these beautiful places today if white people didn't come. Thank You for taking us along.

Thank you for the video. New subscriber. I will be roaming around this area next week filming for my channel.

Knew that stuff was there, but never bothered to go up to it, knowing the ruins there at the mouth of Pete's Canyon were dug out decades ago, so thanks for taking me along on this adventure. Plan on being in the canyoin (staying at Nine Mile Ranch) on the 19 and 19 of May.