Tuzigoot Ruins Preserve Sinagua Life In Verde Valley
Tuzigoot National Monument in Arizona showcases Sinagua culture from about 1100 to 1450 A.D. Visitors can explore a two story hilltop ruin with living history displays, hands on grinding, and park rangers guiding tool making. The site, opened as a National Monument in 1939, sits near Clarkdale and Cottonwood with nearby campgrounds and year round access.
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