American Expeditioners explore Tuzigoot Ruins

Tuzigoot Ruins

23rd March 2014
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Tuzigoot (Apache for "crooked water") National Monument is a 2 story pueblo built by the Sinagua people around 1125 AD and occupied until about 1400 AD. Artifacts & info on how these agricultural people lived are contained in the small museum next to the ruins.

Tuzigoot Ruins National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona, AZ

Tuzigoot Ruins National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona, AZ
This pueblo consisted of about 110 rooms.

Tuzigoot Ruins National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona, AZ

Interior, Tuzigoot Ruins National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona, AZ

Tuzigoot Ruins National Monument, Clarkdale, Arizona, AZ

Part 6 of our Bryce Canyon Road Trip (View Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5)

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