Using Google Earth I Found A Gold Miner's Cabin Ruin | Ancient History

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Life In A Tin Can - with Sweller Van Dweller
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On Google Earth I located the ancient ruin of an abandoned gold miner's cabin in the harsh and desolate canyonlands of the American southwest.

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All Comments (11)
  • @dat2ra
    Geologist here. I'd be very surprised is that were a "gold miner's cabin". The brightly colored beds are most likely Chinle Fm. Cliffs above Moenave, The Kayenta and Navajo Sandstone are in the background. Gold has never been reported from any of these units, or from the formations below or above. Uranium was recovered from the Chinle and a bit from the Moenkoepi and Dakota Formations, but that wasn't until the 1950s. My guess, considering its setting, the cabin was built by a grazer running sheep or goats. Thanks for the great trip.
  • @xptechmikie
    Great video. You've done a great job on this one. Even the part about your socks, the ant hill, and the dead lizard was cool. Every bit of this video was inspiring.
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  • @LordDustinDeWynd
    Ancient? YOU think coupla hundred years us "ancient"??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🫵