Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Chaco Culture' has mentioned 'Road' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| [42][43] While investigating Wetherill's land claim, federal land agent Samuel J. Holsinger detailed the physical setting of the canyon and the sites, noted prehistoric road segments and stairways above Chetro Ketl, and documented prehistoric dams and irrigation systems. | WIKI |
| Casa Rinconada, isolated from the other central sites, sits to the south side of Chaco Wash, adjacent to a Chacoan road leading to a set of steep stairs that reached the top of Chacra Mesa. | WIKI |
| [7][63] Some 60 miles (97xc2xa0km) directly south of Chaco Canyon, on the Great South Road, lies another cluster of outlying communities. | WIKI |
| Casamero Pueblo is located on McKinley County Road 19, near Tecolote Mesa, a red sandstone mesa. | WIKI |
| It was connected to its nearby outlier, Andrews Ranch, by a Chacoan road. | WIKI |
| Thirty such outliers spread across 65,000 square miles (170,000xc2xa0km2) are connected to the central canyon and to one another by an enigmatic web of six Chacoan road systems. | WIKI |
| These two axes form an inverted cross when viewed from above; its northbound reach is extended another 35 miles (56xc2xa0km) past Pueblo Alto by the ramrod-straight Great North Road, a pilgrimage route that modern-day Pueblo Indians believe to be an allusion to myths surrounding their arrival from the distant north. | WIKI |
| Further evidence of the Chacoan system, including road traces and outlier communities with xe2x80x9cgreat houses,xe2x80x9d extends well beyond the property boundaries, but was not considered for inclusion at the time of inscription. | UNESCO |