Tuba City Dinosaur Trackway
Native Americans have lived alongside fossils and tracks left by extinct creatures for far longer than paleontologists have known about wooly mammoths, cave bears and dinosaurs. I had always wondered what native people thought about huge bones and giant footprints, so when I stopped to visit the Tuba City Dinosaur Trackway in Arizona on a recent road trip, I asked my Navajo guide if his tribe had any legends about dinosaurs. To read his answer check out my guest post “The Monsters of Navajoland” over on the popular science blog The Last Word On Nothing.
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