Ancient Pueblo cliff dwellings in New Mexico's Bandelier National Park

Posted by David Paul Appell on February 4, 2023 at 12:00pm

One of my passions is ancient Amerindian archaeology and culture, and so when I finally get to New Mexico this year or year, the 50-square-mile Bandelier National Monument near Los Alamos is right up there as a must-visit. These cliff dwellings were hollowed out between 1150 and 1600, and some can still be visited.

(Wkgreen)

new mexico, united states, usa, parks, national parks, archaeology, archaeological sites, first nations, american indias

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History & Archaeology

Ancient Pueblo cliff dwellings in New Mexico's Bandelier National Park

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