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| Artist view of what Hovenweep looked like 700 years ago | Twin Towers (left) and
Boulder House (right) built on boulders |
Close up of Twin Towers,
2- story "apartments with 16 rooms total |
Four Corners Area
| East of the Valley of the Gods, spreading across southeast Utah and southwest Colorado is Hovenweep National Monument. Its six clusters of ruins represent the peak of the Pueblo Indian era. Hovenweep is believed to have been inhabited as late as 700 years ago. |
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| Artist view of what Hovenweep looked like 700 years ago | Twin Towers (left) and
Boulder House (right) built on boulders |
Close up of Twin Towers,
2- story "apartments with 16 rooms total |
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| Another boulder house; access was by hand and toe holds chipped into the boulder to the single entryway visible at right |
Watch tower (left) across
canyon from main complex on right |
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