Joe Hall Patton
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Inscription Rock and the American Southwest
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January 29, 2020
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14:47Now PlayingA sandstone outcropping in Western New Mexico called "Inscription rock" carries the marks left by four hundred years of passers by. Journalist Charles F. Lummis said of the stones at El Morro “Certainly all the other rocks in America do not, all together, hold so much of American history.” The History Guy remembers the rock that tells the history of the American Southwest.
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