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Duration: 15 mins

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Butler Wash Developed Site

Follow the footprints of Hopi ancestors

Location: Bears Ears National Monument, Utah

Duration: 15 mins

10 Scenes

Butler Wash Developed Site

Follow the footprints of Hopi ancestors

Published: 2025

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Butler Wash Developed Site

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Butler Wash is an Ancestral Pueblo site part of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah, USA. Many Indigenous descedent communities throughout the southwest region are connected to this site as a place of their ancestors. These places are considered sacred and should be visited from a distance and with respect.

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Thank you to our Hopi partners and participants including narrator Trent Tu'tsi with the Cultural Preservation Office of the Hopi Tribe.

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