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Montezuma Castle Cliff Dwelling Survives
Montezuma Castle in central Arizona, built between the 11th and 12th centuries by the Sinagua and Hohokam peoples, stands as a cliff dwelling now protected as a National Monument. The site atop eroded ledges, accessed by limited routes, features 17 rooms plus a basement, with Castle A mostly collapsed. Open daily with modest admission, it offers a morning view and a nearby Beaver Creek area once home to hundreds.
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Copley
Flagstaff
Ariz
America
Arizona
Montezuma Castle
Sinagus
Kaklera
Montezuma Caste
Sycamore, WI
National Park Service
Camp Verde
Phoenix
Montezuma Castle National Monument
American Southwest
Montezema
Soere
Cdsile
Cattle A
Park Service
Beaver Creek
Montenunia Castle National Monument
Mexico
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Verde Valley
Montezoma Well
Castle
Montezuma Caste National Monument
Lee
Jacque
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Fur Lyasina Neritern Cablemee Pubilters
Chance Qi Kommerce
Diraciartes
Ball
Aumoticen
Fremont
Jaainienare
Wy Haywards
the Daily Review
W. Aidan
Alea
Pourle TG
Apsrimert Uni
Guile Malley
Hayward
Ce Celent
Hare
Latyee
Public Water Agency
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Alarmrady County Water Ois
Mancina Company
Gould
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