ScribeGirl's photos with the keyword: El Morro National Monument

Ancient Zuni pueblo

Ancient Zuni pueblo

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 113
"Atsinna Ruins atop El Morro. Archeological evidence shows that Atsinna and nearby massive pueblos were built about the same time--in the late 1200s. After only 75 years they were abandoned. (Perhaps they were meant to be only temporary: unusual heat and drought may have driven the Zuni from the river valleys to the high ground around El Morro.)"
Pool and tree, El Morro

Pool and tree, El Morro

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 144
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.
Trail steps, El Morro

Trail steps, El Morro

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 1 111
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.
Algae and red rock

Algae and red rock

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 130
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.
Stairway to heaven

Stairway to heaven

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 1 124
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.
Natural heart

Natural heart

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 1 147
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico.
Rock and timber

Rock and timber

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 122
El Morro National Monument, New Mexico
View from El Morro

View from El Morro

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 125
New Mexico.
Petroglyphs, El Morro National Monument

Petroglyphs, El Morro National Monument

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 1 1 112
"For the Zuni people, Atsinna and nearby sites continue to be sacred places, parts of a larger homeland that once stretched far beyond today's Zuni Reservation."
Tim at El Morro

Tim at El Morro

ScribeGirl
19 Jan 2014 1 120
New Mexico.