National Historic Landmark Mogollon pueblo (~AD 1260–1400) built on basalt cliffs of the Springerville volcanic field. Features a volcanic-rock Great Kiva, mesa-top terraces reached by a basalt staircase, and a circular solar-calendar enclosure. Guided tours leave from the city museum on Main Street; Hopi and Zuni still regard the place as ancestral.
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| Region | Apache County, AZ |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 34.1597, -109.2900 |
| Era | c. 1260–1400 CE (Mogollon) |
| Status | National Historic Landmark (1964) |
| Access | Guided tour only (from museum) |
| Nearby | Springerville / Little Colorado headwaters |
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