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Aerial still from our upcoming Virtual Tour Video "The Hisatsinom Hilltop Sites of the Verde Valley." Coming soon! 📷View of Atkeson Pueblo with a peek of the cavates on the cliff face below. ... See MoreSee Less

Aerial still from our upcoming Virtual Tour Video The Hisatsinom Hilltop Sites of the Verde Valley. Coming soon!

📷View of Atkeson Pueblo with a peek of the cavates on the cliff face below.

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Our next VIRTUAL TOUR VIDEO we will take you on a journey to central ARIZONA where you'll visit two fascinating hilltop Pueblo sites and an elaborate cavate complex in the Verde Valley. This is the land of the Hisatsinom people who occupied evenly spaced hilltop sites throughout the valley from around 1150 to 1350 AD. The video will include tours of two Conservancy preserves from this era, Sugarloaf and Atkeson Pueblos, as well as a short tour of the Verde Valley Archaeology Center, which houses artifacts from the Dyck Cliff Dwelling. We're looking forward to sharing the full version with you all in just a couple of weeks! Stay tuned for info on the premiere!📺🎵 "SHEER" by Golden Elixir (licensed from Adobe Stock)📹 Aerial footage by Alexander Rose for TAC (2022)#VirtualTour #Arizona #VerdeValley #Sinagua #Hisatsinom #Archaeology #Preservation #TheArchaeologicalConservancy ... See MoreSee Less

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An 8,000 year-old settlement discovered in Saudi Arabia offers a rare view of prehistoric religion. www.artnews.com/art-news/news/al-faw-saudi-arabia-prehistoric-settlement-1234636202/#archaeology #saudiarabia #ancientreligion ... See MoreSee Less

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