Episode 28: The Grand Canyon: Early Inhabitants and Explorers
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In this episode of "Places People Purpose," we will talk about the history of the Grand Canyon, from the mysterious departure of the Anasazi people to the arrival and significance of various Native American tribes, including the Hopi, Navajo, Havasupai, Hualapai, and Southern Paiute. Limited Spanish interactions are noted, including the introduction of both negative (disease) and positive (animals and fruits) elements to the region. We will also highlight the first American explorers, Ewing Young and John Wesley Powell, with Powell's daring expedition described as a significant exploration of the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon. Stay tuned for further exploration and discovery of this natural wonder.
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