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The five-story stone and mortar dwellings of Montezuma Castle contain 20 rooms and once housed about 35 people.
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Montezuma Castle, built by the Sinagua tribe, abandoned around 1425 AD.
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The last known record of Sinagua occupation at Montezuma Castle is from around 1425 AD.
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The Sinagua, or Western Anasazi, people lived in central Arizona between approximately 500 AD and 1425 AD.
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The sandstone cliffs near Camp Verde, Arizona, where Montezuma Castle is located.
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A natural overhang shades the rooms of Montezuma Castle, and shelters them from rain.
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Montezuma Castle, an incredible cliff dwelling built by the Sinagua people in the 12th century.
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Montezuma Castle, in the Verde Valley of central Arizona, was constructed in the 12th century by the Sinagua Indians, also known as the Western Anasazi.
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Our first look at Montezuma Castle, nestled in the cliffs near Camp Verde, Arizona.
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Our last look at the amazing Montezuma Castle in the Verde Valley, Arizona.
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Montezuma Castle, in central Arizona, and the cliffs surrounding it.
Parent category: Desert Pictures
These photos were taken in the Montezuma Castle Monument in Arizona. These magnificent Native American ruins were built by the Sinagua people 1000 years ago.
