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• Cliff Palace was once a village of over 200 rooms and 23 kivas (ceremonial spaces), 05/1972.

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  • Date taken: 1972-05
  • Date uploaded: 2012-04-10
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• Cliff Palace, first major ruin discovered in the Mesa Verde, 05/1972.

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  • Date taken: 1972-05
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• Cliff Palace is the largest ruin discovered in Mesa Verde...05/1972.

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  • Date taken: 1972-05
  • Date uploaded: 2012-04-10
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