Betatakin

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Betatakin is an ancient Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling carved into a sandstone alcove in what is now northern Arizona.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling
archaeological site
abandoned late 13th century CE
access guided hikes only
alsoKnownAs Betatakin Ruin NERFINISHED
Talastima NERFINISHED
associatedPeople Anasazi NERFINISHED
builtInAlcoveOf sandstone cliff
climateContext semi‑arid Colorado Plateau
constructionType cliff dwelling
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culture Ancestral Puebloans NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 7,000 feet
estimatedConstructionEnd circa 1275 CE
estimatedConstructionStart circa 1250 CE
hasFeature kivas
multi‑story masonry rooms
storage rooms
hasViewOf Betatakin Canyon NERFINISHED
heritage Ancestral Puebloan NERFINISHED
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Arizona NERFINISHED
Navajo County, Arizona NERFINISHED
Navajo National Monument NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
managedBy National Park Service
surface form: U.S. National Park Service
material sandstone
near Shonto, Arizona NERFINISHED
NRHPType contributing property within Navajo National Monument
numberOfRooms about 120
onPlateau Colorado Plateau NERFINISHED
partOf Navajo National Monument cliff dwellings NERFINISHED
period Pueblo III period
preservationStatus partially preserved ruin
primaryBuildingMaterial sandstone blocks and mortar
region northern Arizona
roofingMaterial timber and brush
setting large south‑facing alcove
significance well‑preserved example of Ancestral Puebloan cliff architecture
threatenedBy erosion
rockfall
tourism popular cultural heritage destination
usedFor ceremonial purposes
residential purposes
storage of food and goods

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