Puye Cliff Dwellings is the ancestral home of the inhabitants of Santa Clara Pueblo. The site consists of two levels of cliff dwellings and a large settlement, known as the Community or Great House, on top of the mesa. Approximately 1,500 people lived here from the late 1100s to 1580. A 1930s Harvey House now serves as an interpretive center for the site.
Puye Cliff Dwellings National Historical Landmark
- Category: Native American Attractions