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Hi, This is the main pueblo at Mesa Verde, in Colorado. It’s really an amazing place with lots of other pueblos. You can read my article on Mesa Verde here http://www.thecreativescorner.com/jeffs-colorado-adventures-mesa-verde-national-park/ Let me know if you have any questions about … Continue reading →

The Chaco Culture Park (https://www.nps.gov/chcu/index.htm) is amazing. Not only are the ruins in very good condition, but you can walk around in them. And there are several places where you can see petroglyphs and pictographs. I love to photograph these … Continue reading →

+This is the Oak Tree House at Mesa Verde in Colorado. As you drive from overlook to overlook, you will see many different pueblos. Some are large with many buildings, while others are small. The condition of the buildings varies … Continue reading →

This is a view from one of the overlooks at Canyon de Chelly, Arizona. If you like geology, you will love Canyon de Chelly. Let me know if you have any questions about using, or taking, photographs. Bring our amazing … Continue reading →

Here’s part of Pueblo Bonito, at Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. Realize that each one of these stones, and many more, were carried to the site to build all their buildings. Pueblo Bonito is the largest great house in Chaco Culture … Continue reading →

If you look in the alcove in this cliff you’ll see the Sliding House Ruin that’s at Canyon De Chelly, Arizona. It’s called the Sliding House Ruin, because, yes, it started slowly sliding after it was built on the sloping … Continue reading →

Here’s one of the buildings at the Aztec Pueblo in New Mexico. The logs sticking out of the wall would have supported the floor on the second story of the building. Because of the condition of the building, there’s no … Continue reading →

This photo shows a rare corner window at Pueblo Bonito, which is in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. There are only seven such windows in the entire 650 rooms at Pueblo Bonito. These windows were used for astronomical observation, and this … Continue reading →

This section of wall at the Salmon Pueblo in New Mexico shows a more recent building style. You can tell it’s the newer style by the tiny rocks pushed into the mortar between the big rocks. I don’t know why … Continue reading →