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Native Country

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Native Country

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Date: July 30, 2009
Contact: Russ Bodnar, (505) 786-7014 ext. 240

Native Country – Rez Bands & Modern Cultural Connections Join us for special musical evening with Native Country “live” at Chaco and explore one of the unique musical connections of modern Navajo Culture! Friday, August 7, 2009 at 7:00pm The presentation will be at the Chaco Culture NHP Amphitheater (behind the Visitor Center)

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Photo of a Kangaroo Rat

Did You Know?
Many of the animal mounds you see at Chaco were made by Ord's kangaroo rats. They often dig in the soft midden (trash) areas in sites because they are elevated, easy to dig in, and don’t flood. In their colonies there are often more burrow openings than there are rats! (Drawing courtesy: ICWDM.org)
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