This well-preserved cliff dwelling, located on Cedar Mesa within Bears Ears National Monument, was built by the Ancestral Puebloans sometime between 1150 and 1300 AD. The pictographs and painted walls are what draw visitors to this beautiful site. I was able to photograph the interior of Moon House, but the lighting was too poor to capture the pictographs. I highly recommend hiking this area and exploring the archaeological sites. As ever, be respectful of the site: do not touch the rock art, do not sit on or lean against the cliff dwelling walls, do not take any artifacts, etc. This fragile site is just another example of why this area deserves the preservation and protection that can be provided under a national monument.
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