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Montezuma Castle - HISTORY
The Sinagua—peaceful, pre-Colombian Native Americans—were hunter gatherersand farmers who grew mainly corn, squash and beans. Their exact origin is unclear. Recovered Sinagua artifacts have shown they were simple people yet gifted craftsmen who used their natural resources to create … See more
It’s estimated that the Sinagua built Montezuma Castle somewhere between 1100 and 1350 A.D. They erected the structure about one … See more
Montezuma Well is located about six miles upstream from Montezuma Castle. It’s a massive limestone sinkhole caused by a sunken cavern. The well is 55 feet deep and 368 feet wide. Underground natural springs constantly pump over 1.5 million gallons of warm … See more
Montezuma Castle is still standing thanks to its low humidity and an alcove which protects it from the elements. But by the late 1800s, looters, curiosity-seekers and amateur … See more
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