focusing on the Salmon ruins in New Mexico. Directed by Dr. Cynthia Irn Williams, the team uncovers artifacts like pottery and stone tools to reconstruct the lives of ancient peoples. Various ...

Imagine stepping into a world where ancient cliff dwellings whisper ... Visitors can explore the pueblo and learn about the Taos people, who continue to live and maintain their cultural traditions ...

and modern Pueblo tribes in the Southwest consider themselves descendants of these ancestral people. Some 40 pueblos and cliff dwellings are visible from park roads and overlooks; some of these ...

At the base of Frijoles Canyon are a collection of ancient cave dwellings and other stone structures belonging to ancestors of today's Pueblo peoples. You can explore the settlement by following ...

an ancient people. The tribe likely first took refuge here to escape the predations of the region's nomadic, warlike Navajos and Apaches. Today, some 300 two- and three-story adobe structures ...

In 1889, while searching for stray cattle in southwestern Colorado, rancher Richard Wetherill and his four younger brothers stumbled across ancient ruins in the cliffs of a high plateau known as ...

This Pueblo Indian settlement in northern New Mexico, consisting of ceremonial buildings and facilities, and multi-storey adobe dwellings built in terraced tiers, exemplifies the living culture of a ...