These hand pictographs are located directly across the wash from Long Fingers Ruin.
If you look to the right side of this photo, you will see why this ruin was named Long Fingers.
Here is a very large spiral that is on the canyon wall over looking the Long Finger/Boomerang Ruin site.Please click on this link to - Beyond Mesa Verde - for information on the Anasazi ruins of Southeastern Utah.
This ruin is called Boomerang - it is on ledge above the Long Fingers Ruin.Please click on this link to - Beyond Mesa Verde - for information on the Anasazi ruins of Southeastern Utah.
This granary is located on the side of the canyon wall of Mule Canyon, below Cave Towers (not to be confused with Tower House). This granary is the one that was seen in an episode of the TV show - " Digging For The Truth"- with 800 year old corn cobs still in it.Please click on this link to - Beyond Mesa Verde - for information on the Anasazi ruins of Southeastern Utah.
Well known ruin in Lower Fish Creek Canyon. 
This is the first ruin you come to in Lower Fish Creek Canyon.
These hands are located in the first ruin you come to in Lower Fish Creek.
A seldom noticed broken metate off the trail in Lower Fish Creek
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Owl Creek Canyon RuinPlease click on this link to - Beyond Mesa Verde - for information on the Anasazi ruins of Southeastern Utah.
Yellow House Ruin in Shieks Canyon..
Yellow House
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This is a view of the back of Tower House Ruin
Granary in Montezuma Creek - notice the petroglyph high above the door.
Another small granary in Montezuma Creek.
Here is another shot of the broken metate that has been sitting at Monarch Ruin for over 800 years.
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.....Mr. Skopec is a retired professor, consultant, and author of many books and publications. He has spent more than 25 years studying the Ancestral Puebloans. His web site is a great resource for the ruins throughout the whole of the southwest. Here you can find trip planners, visitor guides, travel advisories and current archeological news.
