Back in 2018, we took the kids to visit Tuzigoot on our way to Sedona. It's a hilltop site where the Sinagua people built a small community around 1125AD. The community would eventually grow to around 200 people living in this 110 room pueblo.
They would live here for about 400 years before climate change, lack of resources, or other people pushed them out. During this time, they farmed in the fertile Verde River valley and traded goods with local tribes.
Check out our full post on Substack newsletter, DuckAbroad, for more information.
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