These sandstone walls are part of the reconstructed Wupatki Pueblo located in Wupatki National Monument. Once consisting of about 100 rooms, Wupatki Pueblo was probably home to 85-100 people, comprising one of the largest settlements in the area. Today evidence of ball courts and ceremonial structures can still be found here. Here's another photo of the ruins.Monday, February 11, 2008
Wupatki Walls
These sandstone walls are part of the reconstructed Wupatki Pueblo located in Wupatki National Monument. Once consisting of about 100 rooms, Wupatki Pueblo was probably home to 85-100 people, comprising one of the largest settlements in the area. Today evidence of ball courts and ceremonial structures can still be found here. Here's another photo of the ruins.
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I worked at Wupatki from 1981-1989 and always reflect on my 'good years' when I see images from there. It is a special place. Take care of it!
Steve Cinnamon
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