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Isle Royale

The Casa Grande Ruins, as they would have been viewed by archeologists and tourists in 1880.
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Little Known National Parks to Explore the Ancient Indigenous Past

Avatar photo by Will De Man October 15, 2024October 15, 2024

When Mesa Verde National Park became the seventh unit to be created in America’s national park system, it created a brand new type of national park. Previously, all national parks from the subterranean Wind Cave to the alpine Yosemite had protected scenic wonders. Now, with the ancient cliff-dwellings protected, national parks could be tools for […]

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