Volume 3: Mesa Verde/ Aztec Ruins Archive Search Results
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Situated in a deep cave high on the west wall of Soda Canyon, Balcony House is reached via a scenic trail and a 40-foot ladder."
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Point Lookout from the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park in Southwestern Colorado.
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Sepia tinted photo of Navajo Canyon in Mesa Verde National Park.
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What appears to be a hand drawn postcard of the Sun Temple at Mesa Verde National Park. It is a formation of low walls that are ruins and on the right side, which is about the center of the formation, there is a pair of trees.
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Black and white close-up view of the Spruce Tree House ruins at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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A picture of the dwellings that are underneath the cliff that the Spruce Tree House sits on top of.
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Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. A group of visitors inspects a part of the largest and most famous of the Indian cliff dwellings, about 700 years old, in the rim-rock of the Mesa Verde.
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View of Point Lookout at the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park.
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Color photo of the cliff dwellings inside Mesa Verde National Park.
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Vista of the Knife Edge Road and Mesa Cliffs from Park Point in Southwestern Colorado.
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Cliff Palace, from a lithograph by Eugene Kingman, b/w postcard.
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A color postcard of Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado, which is located in the crook of a mountain.
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Spruce Tree House on a cliff over the cliff dwellings.
95. Basket Makers
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Colored print of a Paul Coze painting depicting Mesa Verde cliff-dwellers preparing food, making baskets, handling spears, etc.
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Established as a national monument in 1923, the ruins originally contained at least 500 rooms, housing about 800 Indians. The Pueblo was originally constructed in the early 100's by people of the Chaco Culture, who abandoned it before..."
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What appears to be a hand drawn postcard of the Sun Temple at Mesa Verde National Park. It is a formation of low walls that are ruins and on the right side, which is about the center of the formation, there is a pair of trees.
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A black and white photo depicts the Cliff Palace ruins in Mesa Verde National Park.
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From the scenic "Ruins Road" one sees many small cliff dwellings that occupy numerous caves in the walls of Mesa Verde's 28 canyons. This view across Fewkes Canyon reveals Fire Temple (left) and New Fire House. Color note: For best autumn colors ..." This is a Mirro-Krome card by H.S. Crocker Co., Inc., San Francisco 1, Calif.
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A painting of the Spruce Tree Lodge. A horse is standing in the front yeard and many people are lounging in front of the lodge.