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Where Did the Pueblo Go? Blame Ancient Climate Change
More than 800 years ago, the ancestral Pueblo people of southwest Colorado underwent a massive and mysterious depopulation event, with little evidence of why or how it occurred. However, new revelations may help experts uncover the circumstances of this in even greater detail, finding evidence that severe and localized climate change may have been the cause.
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