#tuzigoot

[logshed]

tuzigoot national monument // arizona

[wandering-jana]

Tuzigoot National Monument, built by the Sinagua people between 1125 and 1400.

2018

[thestuffinginside]

Dilyéhé's views from up top | Tuzigoot NM

Outfit details:

Beanie, scarf, dress, and cargo jacket — SillyMonkeyDollStuff on Etsy

Boots — GOTY 2013 Saige's meet outfit boots

[fentonphoto]

View from Tuzigoot National Monument.

[neocurio]

tUZIGOOT

[new--tomorrows]

Montezuma Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments, Arizona. 26 November 2019.

[pgmnhcollection]

Flagstaff Red style cooking bowl

Unslipped clay

Tuzigoot manufacture, Northern Arizona, 1100-1300 CE

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[kohdiphoto]

It’s been a while since we last got out of town, so yesterday we took a day trip up to the Verde Valley, where we visited Montezuma’s Castle and Tuzigoot National Monuments. It was a beautiful, warm, cloudless day, and while spring was in the air there was still a lot of greenery waiting to wake up. The bare bones of sycamore trees at the castle were especially striking, framing the Sinagua ruins in ways I haven’t worked with before. There were also a large number of other tourists about, which can be a double edged sword. On the one hand, the extra people drew in interesting vendors and presentations on the living culture of the site, from macaw keeping to flint knapping. On the other, it was challenging to avoid taking pictures full of people, especially at Tuzigoot, or taking the same shots as everyone else. But in all it was a wonderful trip, one I think we’ll take again when summer is in full swing.