<transcript><audio_23>some areas it's amazing although a lot of it has been stolen in subsequent years by people who don't realize by the 13th century times were starting to get tough they'd cut down all the trees for for fuel and for food</transcript><transcript><audio_24>they had run through all the large game animals and when you look at archaeological sites from the 13th century you find thousands of chipmunk bones instead of deer or rabbit skeletons people the bodies of</transcript><transcript><audio_25>people exceeding from them were all malnourished and they were just really struggling there was a strong major drought at that point as well and then people started to fight over resources because they were starving</transcript><transcript><audio_26>so uh you find that the bodies from that time frame all had their heads bashed in were butchered for cannibalism really horrendous times and in 1276 they disappeared only they didn't it turns out they</transcript><transcript><audio_27>migrated they moved to new mexico and their descendants are the hopi the zuni and 19 other living tribes who laugh at our notion that they disappeared and have an oral tradition going back to those times colorado in september you might have</transcript><transcript><audio_28>noticed had some really big weather huge floods in the front range and we had our share of flash floods and big storms there too made it very difficult to get around and that was definitely caused by climate change and uh the ancestral puebloans moved when they ran</transcript> some areas it's amazing although a lot of it has been stolen in subsequent years by people who don't realize by the 13th century times were starting to get tough they'd cut down all the trees for for fuel and for food they had run through all the large game animals and when you look at archaeological sites from the 13th century you find thousands of chipmunk bones instead of deer or rabbit skeletons people the bodies of people exceeding from them were all malnourished and they were just really struggling there was a strong major drought at that point as well and then people started to fight over resources because they were starving so uh you find that the bodies from that time frame all had their heads bashed in were butchered for cannibalism really horrendous times and in 1276 they disappeared only they didn't it turns out they migrated they moved to new mexico and their descendants are the hopi the zuni and 19 other living tribes who laugh at our notion that they disappeared and have an oral tradition going back to those times colorado in september you might have noticed had some really big weather huge floods in the front range and we had our share of flash floods and big storms there too made it very difficult to get around and that was definitely caused by climate change and uh the ancestral puebloans moved when they ran
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