With so many images of Pueblo Bonito,
it became necessary to "divee-up"
the collection in "web-manageable"
chunks. Hence this artificial division:
part 0
part I
part II
part III
part IV
1.
entering southeast corner of the
site, looking W-N-W, October 30, 1990
2.
approaching the corner; throughout the
visit, the masonry astonished the senses
3.
turning more towards the north from position 2
4.
looking out across this great house from the
vantage point of the collapsed canyon cliff sandstone
5
6
7
the separate images making up the panarama concocted as 4
8.
facing west, approaching the highest
remaining section of the rear wall;
--this was 5 stories tall at the
north, rear side of the Pueblo
9.
looking back to the east at this same
section of still-standing rear wall, and
10.
facing east looking at the western-most edge of the rear wall.
11.
12.
moving inside the Pueblo along the
path from the northern-most rear,
a clearly visible "Type II" section of masonry
in both landscape as well as portrait form.
With so many images of Pueblo Bonito,
it became necessary to "divee-up"
the collection in "web-manageable"
chunks. Hence this artificial division:
part 0
part I
part II
part III
part VI
Chetro Ketl
Pueblo del Arroyo
Casa Chiquita
Kin Kletso
Casa Rinconada
WUPATKI
MESA VERDE
AZTEC
CHACO CANYON
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