Explore the largest collection of ancient dwellings 360 degree panoramas ever assembled -- Over 200 panoramic views are included, with interpretive text, interactive maps, and bonus features.

Includes Mesa Verde
Centennial Sites
Centennial edition panoramas from non-publicly accessible areas of Mesa Verde National Park are revealed, including Oak Tree House, Spring House, Mug House, Fire Temple, and New Fire Temple!

Includes a Rare Look at the Inside of Montezuma Castle
National Park Service granted us permission to access and photograph the interior of this cliff dwelling. View the passages, rooms, and alcoves of Montezuma Castle!

Pan and zoom to explore each panorama! Travel through the parks using the interactive maps and images on this Virtual Tour! Plays on your computer. Mac and PC compatible.

Explore amazing and diverse ancient ruin sites such as...
Passageways in Montezuma Castle	Cermeonial Cave at Bandelier
Keet Seel at Navajo	Abo Kiva at Salinas Pueblo Missions
Balcony House at Mesa Verde	Nankoweap at Grand Canyon

Included on the Ancient Dwellings CDROM:

Montezuma Castle National Monument
     + Montezuma Castle: Top Floor
     + Montezuma Castle: Passageway
     + Montezuma Castle: Side Room
     + Montezuma Castle: Center View
     + Montezuma Castle: Creek View
     + Montezuma Castle: Entrance
     + Castle A
     + Overview
Montezuma Well National Monument
     + Overlook
     + Ruins
     + Irrigation Canal
Navajo National Monument
     + Keet Seel: Kiva
     + Keet Seel: Canyon View
     + Keet Seel: South Rooms
     + Keet Seel: Overview
     + Keet Seel: Retaining Wall
     + Keet Seel: Upper Rooms
     + Sandal Trail Overlook
     + Tsegi Canyon Overlook
     + Betatakin: Canyon View
     + Betatakin: Lower Front Rooms
     + Betatakin: Upper Rooms
     + Betatakin: Overview
Hovenweep National Monument
     + Cutthroat Castle (2 views)
     + Hackberry
     + Horseshoe
     + Square Tower: Hovenweep Castle
     + Square Tower: Twin Towers
     + Square Tower: Unit Type House
     + Square Tower: Stronghold House
     + Cajon
Natural Bridges National Monument
     + Horsecollar Ruin
     + Rooms
     + Overlook
Petrified Forest National Park
     + Puerco Pueblo
     + Agate House
Pecos National Historic Park
     + Mission Overview (2 views)
     + Mission Altar
     + North Pueblo
Grand Canyon National Park
     + Nankoweap
     + Unkar Delta
     + Unkar Ruins
     + Walhalla Glades Ruins
     + Tusayan Ruins Kiva
     + Tusayan Ruins Rooms
Salinas Pueblo Missions National Park
     + Abo: Sanctuary
     + Abo: Baptistry
     + Abo: Overview
     + Abo: Kiva
     + Gran Quivera: Ambulatorio
     + Gran Quivera: Second Church
     + Gran Quivera: Patio
     + Gran Quivera: Coral
     + Gran Quivera: Las Humanas
     + Gran Quivera: First Church
     + Gran Quivera: Pueblo Kiva
     + Quarai Ruins: Inside Church
     + Quarai Ruins: Church Entrance
     + Quarai Ruins: Square Kiva
     + Quarai Ruins: South Convento
     + Quarai Ruins: Overview
Tonto National Monument
     + Lower Dwellings: South Rooms View
     + Lower Dwellings: Valley View
     + Lower Dwellings: North Rooms View
     + Lower Dwellings: Overview
     + Upper Dwellings: Back of Alcove
     + Upper Dwellings: East Rooms
     + Upper Dwellings: Overview
     + Upper Dwellings: Inner Room
     + Upper Dwellings: Entrance
Tuzigoot National Monument
     + Dwelling Entrance
     + Inner Room
     + Upper Views (2 views)
     + Lower View
Walnut Canyon National Park
     + Corner Ruin
     + Ruin Interior
     + Overview
Wupatki National Monument
     + Box Canyon
     + Nalakihu Pueblo
     + Citdel Pueblo
     + Lomaki Pueblo (2 views)
     + Wukoki Pueblo (2 views)
     + Wupatki: Pueblo Rooms (2 views)
     + Wupatki: Overview
     + Wupatki: Community Room
     + Wupatki: Ballcourt (2 views)

About the Southwest United States National Parks and Monuments:
The land of the southwestern United States holds a spectacular and sacred history. In this land, ancient cultures dating back more than 3,000 years built incredible dwellings to support their cultures. The Ancestral Puebloans, Hohokam, Mogollon, Sinagua, and Salado peoples each created unique dwellings reflecting their own specific spiritual, cultural, and agricultural practices. Cliff dwellings, pithouses, kivas, multi-story structures, canals, diversion dams, and farming terraces are just a few types of structures built hundreds of years ago.

Preserved by the arid climate of the area, the remaining architecture of these dwellings are a window into the past. Through this window the lifestyles, spiritual practices, and changes that took place over the course of hundreds of years can be observed. Much has been discovered, but despite research by archeologists and knowledge from present-day descendants, much is still unknown about the sites and the peoples that once inhabited them.

Thousands of dwellings and sites exist throughout the Southwest. The National Park Service manages and provides public access to many of them in cooperation with American Indians and Native authorities. Over twenty National Park Service sites are presented here for exploration in this unique format.

Learn More About the Parks and Monuments:
To learn more about the parks visit the National Park Service website at: http://www.nps.gov/

Special thanks to:
This program was developed with the assistance of the National Park Service, the Western National Parks Association, and the Mesa Verde Museum Association. Special thanks to the interpretive staff of the National Park Service for ensuring the accuracy of all interpretive content provided in this program.