I stand corrected -- I think.


At 10:36 PM 6/10/97 -0500, Byron Johnson wrote:
>Actually, it is a little known fact of fractured prehistory that the Anasazi
>domesticated both Pleistocene horses and camels, becoming both fearsome
>raiders and masters of the trackless southwestern deserts! Eventually the
>Pueblo Indian Rangers, using a newly patented six-shot revolving atl-atl,
>ended the Anasazi threat, eventually killing the Anasazi camel heards in
>Chaco Canyon and forcing abandonment of that stronghold.
>
>Now you know the rest of the story . . .
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>Byron Johnson, Director
>Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum
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>
>
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