Cliff palace
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Mesa Verde National Park, Summer of 2007
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A view of Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde in Colorado
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This is a picture of the interior of a tower at Cliff Palace Mesa Verde National Park.
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Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde, Colorado.
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This particular Ruin is located at Mesa Verde National Park….. very interesting history…. Mesa Verde, Spanish for green table, offers a spectacular look into the lives of the Ancestral Pueblo people who made it their home for over 700 years, from A.D. 600 to A.D. 1300. Today, the park protects over 4,000 known archeological sites, including 600 cliff dwellings. These sites are some of the most notable and best preserved in the United States. /
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A wonderful tour of what life was like in 1200 A.D. / Mesa Verde National Park – “Cliff Palace”
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Overview of the Cliff Palace, May 2008 /
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This is located at Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado.
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Here we are at Cliff Palace enjoying the Ranger’s talk about The Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado.
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Cliff Dwelling in Mesa Verde National Park
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Cliff Palace Cliff Dwelling in Mesa Verde National Park
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The view of Cliff Palace as you leave the dwellings.
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Mesa Verde Park Image Featured!
by SteveOhlsenMy image “Mesa Verde (14)” has just been featured in the group ALL PARKS! Thanks to this awesome group for the recognition and feature! / ...
My image “Mesa Verde (14)” has just been featured in the group ALL PARKS! Thanks to this awesome group for the recognition and feature! Steve
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Tim Scullion: A closeup of the Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde, CO. / (built in the 1200’s) / Canon EOS Rebel / 18-55 mm lens / ISO 100, f/5.6
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Tim Scullion: Cliff Palace in the sun, without any tourists. (I had to wait a while to get this one!) Mesa Verde National Park, CO. / Canon EOS Rebel / 18-55 mm lens / ISO 100, f/16
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This village was built under the overhang of a cliff / by the Ancient Indians over 1,000 years ago in the Mesa Verde National Park. There is at least another 150 feet more buildings behind the structures pictured. The builders had to carry rocks up to the site and break them up to make bricks and then used mud and a type of plaster to hold it all together. / The round parts (kivas) of the ruins were used as either lookouts or for religious ceremonies. This is one of the better preserved villages and is maintained by rangers to keep it from falling into further disrepair.
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