Conceptually similarFRANK ZULLOSpruce Tree HouseSS2284079BE8727Rights ManagedFRANK ZULLOSpruce Tree HouseSS2284082BE8728Rights ManagedFRANK ZULLOSpruce Tree HouseSS2284084BE8730Rights ManagedDAVID R. FRAZIERCliff DwellingSS2230729BE3335Rights ManagedDAVID R. FRAZIERCliff DwellingSS2230730BE3336Rights ManagedDAVID R. FRAZIERCliff DwellingSS2230731BE3337Rights ManagedDAVID R. FRAZIERCliff DwellingSS2230732BE3338Rights ManagedJOSEPH SOHMSpruce Tree HouseSS23132243F5936Rights ManagedJOHN DEEKSMesa Verde, ColoradoSS22274387K3617Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Spruce Tree HouseLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2284083Legacy Identifier:BE8729Description:A Park Service ranger explains ceremonial use of a kiva at Balcony House while conducting a guided tour for visitors to Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. This tour is called the most adventuresome in the park because participants have to crawl 12 feet on hands and knees through an 18-inch wide passage way and climb a 32-foot ladder to gain access.Credit:Frank Zullo / Science SourceSize:4050px × 2700px (~31 MB)Get PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:anasazi-anasazi ruin-ancestral puebloans-archeology-cliff-cliff dwelling-cliff dwellings-cliff palace-co-colorado-family vacation-kiva-kivas-mesa-mesa verde-mesa verde national park-national parks-palace-prehistoric dwelling-prehistoric dwellings-ruin-spruce tree house-stone-stone village-stone villages-tourism-tourist-vacation-verdeModel release:Not releasedParent folder:12363