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Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park
As North America's largest cliff dwelling, Cliff Palace boasts 150 stone rooms. These rooms, made of mortar and stone, offer breathtaking views of the canyon below. Cliff Palace is a testament to 700 years of history and holds deep significance for modern Pueblos and Tribes. As you discover this ancient site, reflect on its importance and the need to protect it. This experience features a variety of perspectives and is designed to enrich our understanding of this place.
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El Kurru & The Tomb of Tanwetamani
A 2,500 year old tomb protected by the local community
As North America's largest cliff dwelling, Cliff Palace boasts 150 stone rooms. These rooms, made of mortar and stone, offer breathtaking views of the canyon below. Cliff Palace is a testament to 700 years of history and holds deep significance for modern Pueblos and Tribes. As you discover this ancient site, reflect on its importance and the need to protect it. This experience features a variety of perspectives and is designed to enrich our understanding of this place.
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Pueblo Communities today - Scene 1
After building and living in cliff dwellings for 100 years, the Ancestral Pueblo people began to migrate away from the region. Today, 21 Pueblo communities in New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas trace their heritage back to Mesa Verde.