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Traces of 25,000 settlements have been found in the Galisteo basin in northern New Mexico. The wall visible in the eroding hill is from one built near a stream and apparently abandoned in an earlier extreme drought. Archaeologists believe the Southwest is entering another 250+ year drought cycle -- intensified by the effects of man-made global warming.
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When the water ran out
Traces of 25,000 settlements have been found in the Galisteo basin in northern New Mexico. The wall visible in the eroding hill is from one built near a stream and apparently abandoned in an earlier extreme drought. Archaeologists believe the Southwest is entering another 250+ year drought cycle -- intensified by the effects of man-made global warming.
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