Explore the history of Colorado, from ancient civilizations and artifacts, to dinosaurs that once roamed the land. There are archaeological sites in all regions of the state, from the Front Range to the Eastern Plains, to the westerns corners.
Archaeological Sites in Colorado
 Dolores |
 Pagosa Springs |
 Dinosaur |
 Morrison |
 Florissant |
 Montezuma Co |
 Cortez |
 Towaoc |
 Cortez |
Guide to Archaeological Areas in Colorado
Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde. Photo: Ken Lund
From dinosaur fossils to Ancient Puebloan ruins, Colorado has rich history to explore on its surface and hidden beneath the ground. Head southwest for the best evidence of American Indian culture in the state
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