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Unfortunately none of the arguments about what the Chaco great houses were used for is convincing .

(J) It's part of the acclimatization. (Allen) At Chaco Canyon, they ate lots of spinach. (A*l) So I'll be able to like teleport?

The dry western chaco has no gold or oil, though wars were fought on the supposition it did; the east is more fertile, but still poor.

A second theory contends that the Chaco structures were used to store food supplies.

Worldwide food shortages and rock-bottom land prices in Paraguay have made the Chaco the last agricultural frontier.

The ancient Anasazi created a flourishing culture in New Mexico's Chaco Canyon, epitomized by Pueblo Bonito.

At this rate 75% or more of the Chaco will have disappeared in a generation.

One theory holds that the Chaco structures were purely residential, with each housing hundreds of people.

The Chaco was for sale a few years ago. No one wanted it.

Between the 9th and 12th centuries C. E. , the Chaco Canyon in northwestern New Mexico was buzzing with human activity.

The large Mennonite families and powerful co-operative farm groups have bought an estimated 2m hectares of land in the Chaco.

They have been joined in the Chaco by hundreds of Brazilian ranchers.

Because the Gran Chaco is largely threatened due to habitat loss it is necessary to know how landscape changes influence this species.

The Chaco, which stretches over nearly 240, 000 sq km, is similar topographically, and in places climatically, to the Australian outback.

With an elevation more than 3, 659 meters (12, 000 feet) above mean sea level, the Altiplano is much higher than the Chaco to the east.

Chaco National Historical Park (north-western New Mexico),