Description

Montezuma Castle National Monument was established in 1906 to protect and preserve Montezuma Castle, one of North America’s best preserved cliff dwellings. Despite this early designation, little was known about the site until recently. Since 2010, National Park Service archaeologists, along with a diverse group of partners, have worked together to better understand the site by studying its architecture and archaeology. This presentation will highlight the results of these studies and how they are being interpreted to the public.