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State project works to protect ruins against further erosion
By Raam Wong
Galisteo Basin, New Mexico (AP) Buried in a sandbar a mile downstream from an old pueblo rests garbage left by the American Indians who once called this wind-swept swath of high desert home. The broken pots, animal bones, charcoal and other odds and ends lie on top of one another like fallen dominoes. |
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