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 in Eastern Arizona encompasses Canyon de Chelly, Canyon del Muerto, and Monument Canyon. De Chelly is in the middle of the Navajo nation and is the heart of their land. This image, taken at the White House Overlook off the South Rim Drive, takes in a view of the canyon floor, which remains green and fertile all year round, and the barely distinguishable White House Ruins which are just left of center. A trail to the ruins begins at the overlook and can be taken without a Navajo guide. These ruins date from about 1200 and are some of the oldest in the canyon.'))
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 culture. Sophisticated construction occurred throughout Chaco Canyon between AD 900 to 1100. This image shows some of the remaining outside wall of Pueble Bonito. Pueblo Bonito (pretty village in Spanish) had more than six hundred rooms, four to five story high buildings, several ceremonial structures called kivas, and a population between 800 and 1200 persons.'))
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