Inscription House

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Inscription House is an ancient Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling located within the Navajo National Monument in northern Arizona.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling
archaeological site
abandonedByCentury 14th century
accessPolicy closed to general public
restricted access to protect site
approximateConstructionCentury 13th century
category Ancestral Puebloan sites
Archaeological sites in Arizona
Cliff dwellings in the United States
Protected areas of Navajo County, Arizona
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalAffiliation Anasazi NERFINISHED
Ancestral Puebloans NERFINISHED
hasBuildingType cliff dwelling
multi-room masonry structure
hasNameOrigin named for historic inscriptions found at the site
hasNearbyFeature Betatakin NERFINISHED
Keet Seel NERFINISHED
heritage Native American
locatedIn American Southwest NERFINISHED
Arizona NERFINISHED
Navajo National Monument NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

northern Arizona NERFINISHED
locatedInGeologicalFeature sandstone alcove
locatedInProtectedArea Navajo National Monument NERFINISHED
managedBy National Park Service
managementUnit Navajo National Monument NERFINISHED
materialUsed adobe
stone
wood
near Shonto, Arizona NERFINISHED
partOf Navajo National Monument archaeological resources
Navajo National Monument cliff dwellings
preservationStatus protected archaeological site
significance example of late Ancestral Puebloan cliff architecture
important for study of Ancestral Puebloan settlement patterns
state Arizona
timePeriod Pueblo III period
tourism viewable from a distance only
withinReservation Navajo Nation NERFINISHED

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Navajo National Monument contains Inscription House