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85The Indian Dwellings at Manitou Springs
The Anasazi Indian Cliff Dwellings at Manitou Springs in Colorado. A real taste of what is at this site with lots of photographs of the Indian dwellings. A very picturesque site also there is a video of local Indians performing the Eagle Dance in full costume.
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76Grand Canyon State ~ Walnut Canyon Pictures ~ Ancient Indians Presence
Indians used to live in this locale not far from the Grand Canyon. See this amazing place via photos & videos. Yes...there are walnut trees!
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85Pre-Columbian Artifacts Found in Besh-Ba-Gowah Arizona Salado Indian Archaelogical Tourist Park Ruins
One of my favorite haunts is the prehistoric ruins of Besh-Ba-Gowah. These ruins are what is left of a Salado village in eastern Globe, Arizona. The ruins are what remains of a society of ancient Indians not unlike those of the Tonto National Forest...
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84High-Rise Living in 700 AD ~ Montezuma Castle National Monument
Imagine living inside of an Indian cliff dwelling high up in a limestone escarpment. See photos & videos of Montezuma's Castle in Arizona.
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86See the Cliff Dwellings in the Tonto Basin; Arizona Salado Indian People
Heading southwest on Arizona State Route 87 from Payson, Az, one comes to a junction with Arizona State Route 188. Taking the SR188 turnoff and heading south, a tourist would enter what is known as the Tonto Basin. A basin formed from the connection...
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87Pictures of Indian Dancers ~ Cliff Dwellings at Manitou Springs, Colorado
Pictures & videos of the Eagle Dance, Hoop Dance & others which are performed daily by Native American Indians dressed in colorful feathered costumes at the Manitou Springs Cliff Dwellings.
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82The Salado Indian Cliff Dwellings in Rogers Canyon, Superstition Wilderness...
It was a long 4-wheel drive to the trail head, then a fitness testing hike down into the canyon and along the creek to work our way to the homes of the ancient ones. It was worth every drop of sweat to be able...
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82Walnut Canyon National Monument, Flagstaff, Arizona
Walnut Canyon was inhabited over 800 years ago by the Sinagua (Spanish for "without water") people. The cliffs of this 20 mile long, 400 foot deep canyon that is 1/4 of a mile wide was their home for over 100 years. During your visit you can explore these ancient pueblos as well as enjoy the breathtaking scenery and varied plantlife.
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69Fabulous Pictures of some of my Favorite Places in Arizona
Numerous different locales within the scenic State of Arizona are featured in this hub with pictures & information. Come along & enjoy the trip!
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58Manitou Springs Colorado
This hub is about Manitou Springs which is just outside of Colorado Springs.
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