The name “Besh-Ba-Gowah” comes from the Western Apache language, roughly translating to “place of metal” or “metal camp,” a nod to the area’s rich mining history that came centuries after the original ...

A historically rich area, Utah has had a long history of vandalism and theft across archaeological and paleontological sites. Newly added to this list is the digging of a 2-foot wide and 15-foot-deep ...

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Online AI detectors concluded that there was a high likelihood the image was AI-generated. Experts from Chaco Culture National Historical Park and the University of New Mexico said they did not ...

An image circulating online in September 2025 authentically showed an Ancestral Puebloan mural that a hiker discovered in Chaco Culture National Historical Park, New Mexico, in October 2009. Rating: ...

The Victor Valley Museum's "Here Comes the Sun" exhibit explores the relationship between the sun and humanity. The exhibit features a NASA projection of the sun and artifacts demonstrating its ...

Part of a widespread network of Ancestral Puebloan communities influenced by Chaco Canyon, Edge of the Cedars was first settled in 825 AD. The village was abandoned in 950 AD, remained empty for years ...

The Ancestral Puebloans built Keet Seel around 1250 AD, then walked away forever just decades later. Today, this massive cliff dwelling holds 140+ rooms tucked under a natural stone overhang. Here’s ...

The Anasazi State Park Museum showcases a partially excavated archaeological site called the Coombs Site, where archaeologists from the University of Utah excavated 97 rooms in 1958 and 1959. Tree ...

Hovenweep National Monument sits on the southern border of Colorado and Utah, preserving six prehistoric villages built nearly 800 years ago by the Ancestral Puebloan people. The site features ...

Imagine a place where ancient whispers echo through crumbling walls, and history unfolds beneath your feet. Welcome to Homolovi State Park, Arizona’s hidden treasure trove of archaeological wonders.