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Sedona, Arizona
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The Sinagua people, who lived in the region from around 1150 to 1350 AD, built these impressive cliff dwellings.
'Palatki' is a Hopi word meaning 'red house,' reflecting the stunning red rock formations surrounding the site.
The Palatki Heritage Site is one of several archaeological sites in the Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness, showcasing the area's rich history.
The site features pictographs and petroglyphs created by various cultures over thousands of years, including the Sinagua and Yavapai.
The site is part of the Coconino National Forest, and the Forest Service works to preserve its historical and cultural significance.
Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the history and significance of the cliff dwellings and rock art, led by knowledgeable volunteers.
This designation helps protect and preserve the cultural and historical resources found at the site for future generations.
