The Preservation of a Palace: Mesa Verde’s Cliff Dwellings
Home to Ancestral Pueblo people for more than 700 years, Mesa Verde National Park now protects nearly 5,000 archeological sites. Learn how one of North America’s largest cliff dwellings has been preserved here.
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