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Call NumberZ-4234CreatorKoch, Don, 1942-Date1975-1981SummaryTourists walk through Cliff Palace, a North American Indian (Ancestral Puebloan) archaeological site built under a rock overhang, in Mesa Verde National Park in southern Colorado. The restored dwelling is constructed of stone masonry and mud, and has kivas, square and round towers, vigas, walls, doorways, and wooden ladders.Physical Description1 photographic print |21 x 26 cm (8 x 10 in.)Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogSubjectIndians of North America--Antiquities--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990Pueblo Indians--Antiquities--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990Cliff Palace (Colo.)--1970-1990Mesa Verde National Park (Colo.)--1970-1990Archaeological sites--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990Cliff dwellings--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990Kivas--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990National parks and reserves--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990Sightseers--Colorado--Mesa Verde National Park--1970-1990.Geographic AreaMesa Verde National Park (Colo.)CollectionPhotographs - Western HistoryRelated MaterialImage File: ZZR711004234|An endless vista, Colorado's recreational lands.Type of MaterialPhotographic printsNotesCopy of this image appears in the photographer's: "An endless vista, Colorado's recreational lands."|Title from caption accompanying image in book. R7110042348DonorDonald Warner Koch bequest.

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The Cliff Palace