With that in mind, enjoy the journey to these ten archaeological sites in Colorado. Visit the state’s only UNESCO World ...

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Tourists encircle a kiva while touring the Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde National Park. The Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park and in the United States. Jerilee ...

Colorado’s southwest corner blends fascinating ancient history, rugged desert landscapes, and fun outdoor adventure. While Mesa Verde National Park is the crown jewel, the region also includes other ...

Colorado has four National Parks, including Mesa Verde, Great Sand Dunes, Black Canyon of the Gunnison, and Rocky Mountain ...

Air tankers attack the edge of the Trout Fire on June 22 in these photos taken from the Buckhorn Saloon and Opera House in Pinos Altos. Courtesy photo to Silver City Daily Press) El Rito Media News ...

Mesa Verde National Park is home to some of the oldest human dwellings in North America. The structures were built by the Ancestral Pueblo people over 700 years ago. The park also has plentiful ...

In southwest Colorado, where the Rocky Mountains give way to canyons and mesas, is one of the most intimate places you can connect with ancient history in the United States. In Mesa Verde National ...

High up in Arizona’s rocky walls, ancient people built homes that would outlast empires. The Salado culture left behind stone rooms tucked into cliff faces, complete with pottery shards and corn ...

FLAGSTAFF, AZ — Located just east of Flagstaff, Walnut Canyon National Monument offers visitors a rare look into cliff dwellings built more than 800 years ago by the Sinagua people, whose name means ...

New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment. It’s known for its diverse landscapes, from the stunning Sandia Mountains surrounding Albuquerque to the Chaco Canyon in the northeast to White Sands and ...

The Ancient Salado People lived in this area from about 1250 CE to 1450 CE. Their name comes from the Spanish term for the Salt River – “Rio Salado.” They built these natural cave-like shelters on ...