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Sunday, June 5, 2011

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800's.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800’s.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800's.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800’s.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800's.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800’s.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800's.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800’s.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800's.

North of Farmington, are the Aztec ruins. They are actually Puebloans, but were mistakenly called Aztecs by some early explorers in the 1800’s.