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Bandelier: New Mexico's Ancestral Pueblo Tuff Houses
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Bandelier: New Mexico's Ancestral Pueblo Tuff Houses
IntroductionFew archaeological landscapes demonstrate the relationship between geology and human settlement as clearly as Bandelier National Monument in northern New Mexico.Located within a spectacular landscape of volcanic cliffs, canyons, mesas, forests, and streams, Bandelier preserves thousands of years of human activity. Its most recognizable archaeological features are the ancestral Pueblo homes carved into soft volcanic tuff, along with m…
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