Eiseley's Flight 857
As a young man, the writer Loren Eiseley participated in the early excavations at Lindenmeier. In his poem "Flight 857" from his book Notes of an Alchemist, he recorded his reflections on the significance of the Lindenmeier site finds:
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- "Nosing in through a blizzard over Denver
- at thirty thousand feet
- I think what the earth covers at Lindenmeier there far away to the north
- those men we never found
- of ten millennia ago..."
Read more about this topic: Lindenmeier Site
Famous quotes containing the word flight:
“One mans observation is another mans closed book or flight of fancy.”
—Willard Van Orman Quine (b. 1908)