Tuesday, June 3, 2014

Kinishba Ruins

Kinishba Ruins is the remains of a village built and occupied by ancestors of today's Zuni and Hopi Pueblo tribes from 800-1400 AD.  It reached its maximum size around 1325 AD with about 600 ground-floor rooms and 400-800 occupants.  This site was excavated and partly reconstructed in the 1930s until efforts were abandoned during World War II.




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