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1. Represents only pre-European culture (1313-1425)
2. One of the larger canyon villages of its time
3. Agua Fria Rio Grande glazeware found here first
4. Broad variety of pottery traditions
5. Round and rectangular kivas
6. Hundreds of tree ring dates from well-preserved
construction wood
7. Coursed adobe and masonry both used throughout the
occupation period
8. Turkeys kept in rooms, not outdoor enclosures
9. Considered an ancestral site by some Pueblo of Isleta
families
10. Likely to have been primarily Tiwa
11. Data base of artifacts to be linked to a map of roomblocks
12. National Register of Historic Places listing since 2005
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Self-guided trail: always open (dawn to dusk)
Museum: open Weekends, May through October
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