The Anasazi produced great works of art—villages such as Mesa Verde’s Cliff Palace, hallucinatory petroglyph panels, some of the most beautiful pottery in the world—at the same time that its ...

High on a ledge stood five cliff houses, with more below. A haunting face, pecked into stone, kept watch. I had stumbled into a prehistoric Anasazi village ... their art and now sat inside their ...

At the edge of a cliff where we found our first water glyph ... This is a type of petroglyph that is on the ground, unlike most Indian art, which is typically on canyon walls.

The book starts with you clambering 90 feet up a cliff face in Range Creek ... are part of an ancient Anasazi rock art panel called the Great Gallery, found in Horseshoe Canyon, in Canyonlands ...

Its walls are decorated with rock art: petroglyphs of animals ... of this canyon are the ruins of cliff dwellings. These are the last breath of the Anasazi in this part of the world.

New evidence may prove that the Anasazi cliff dwellers went farther south than previously believed. Two archeologists excavating a ruin near Truth or Consequences said that they may have uncovered ...

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Luminarias light Spruce Tree House, an ancient dwelling of the Anasazi people and the third largest cliff dwelling in Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park. From Cortez, take US 160 east for eight ...

If the new archaeological work can explain what the function of Cliff Palace was, it could in turn be a clue to what failed so badly that the Anasazi walked away from all that sweat equity.