Wupatki National Monument
archaeological site in
Flagstaff
#2 in Flagstaff
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#176 in United States of America
Wupatki National Monument in Flagstaff, Arizona, is a fascinating historical site that preserves the ruins of ancient pueblos built by the Ancestral Puebloans. Established in 1924, the monument spans over 35,000 acres and features several well-preserved structures, including the Wupatki Pueblo, which was once the largest building for miles around. The area was a thriving cultural and trade center during the 12th and 13th centuries, supporting a diverse community. Visitors can explore the intricate stone masonry, ceremonial ball courts, and petroglyphs, gaining insight into the ingenuity and lifestyle of its ancient inhabitants.
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