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Located on the lower level of Smoky Mountain Knife Works, the Smokey Mountain Relic Room sells fossils, crystals and artifacts that are collected from owner Chase Pipes’ field adventures.

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Located on the lower level of Smoky Mountain Knife Works, the Smokey Mountain Relic Room sells fossils, crystals and artifacts that are collected from owner Chase Pipes' field adventures. Smokey...

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Smoky Mountain Relic Room Discovers Prehistoric Grannies

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Smoky Mountain Relic Room Discovers Prehistoric Grannies

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Located downstairs at the Smoky Mountain Knife Works, the Smoky Mountain Relic Room is North America’s largest diversity of history available to the public.. For over four decades, the Smoky Mountain Relic Room has established relationships with collectors and discoverers of history and takes part in trips to explore as well as discover and document on film prehistoric sites and species.

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Ancient Civilization Leaves Stone Ruins In Colorado

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Ancient Civilization Leaves Stone Ruins In Colorado

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The Smoky Mountain Relic Room occupies the Smoky Mountain Knife Works showroom in Sevierville, Tennessee, where it showcases many fossils, minerals and historical artifacts. To discover these fossils, teams from the Smoky Mountain Relic Room work with landowners to search for fossils on private property to ensure that each piece may be legally owned and sold.

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The Smoky Mountain Relic Room occupies the Smoky Mountain Knife Works showroom in Sevierville, Tennessee, where it showcases many fossils, minerals and historical artifacts. To discover these fossils, teams from the Smoky Mountain Relic Room work with landowners to search for fossils on private property to ensure that each piece may be legally owned and sold.

On a recent expedition to Colorado, a team digging for dinosaur fossils discovered previously unexplored ruins that belonged to the prehistoric civilization of the ancestral Puebloans. Living in Northwest Colorado from AD 700 to 1130, the ancestral Puebloans constructed towns from stone buildings, similar to structures found in parts of Mexico. Evidence shows that the people lived in family units, practiced religion, and created art.

The Puebloan civilization cultivated squash and maize and stored the food in granaries. A drought in the area during the early 12th century forced the people to adapt. The civilization built their stone structures farther back into canyons and camouflaged their granaries to protect them from raids and attacks by outsiders. By AD 1130, everything the Puebloans built had been abandoned.

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Ancient Civilization Leaves Stone Ruins In Colorado

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The Smoky Mountain Relic Room occupies the Smoky Mountain Knife Works showroom in Sevierville, Tennessee, where it showcases many fossils, minerals and historical artifacts. To discover these fossils, teams from the Smoky Mountain Relic Room work with landowners to search for fossils on private property to ensure that each piece may be legally owned and sold.