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 I
 part II
part II
 part III
part III
 part IV
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
6
 7
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.
 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 I
 part II
part II
 part III
part III
 part VI
part VI
Chetro Ketl
 Pueblo del Arroyo
Pueblo del Arroyo
 Casa Chiquita
Casa Chiquita
 Kin Kletso
Kin Kletso
 Casa Rinconada
Casa Rinconada
WUPATKI
 MESA VERDE
MESA VERDE
 AZTEC
AZTEC
 CHACO CANYON
CHACO CANYON
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