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The Lace Rock Ruin is a 1000-year old Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling on Cedar Mesa in southeastern Utah. Its name comes from the section of rock lace or tafoni in the sandstone next to the ruin.
The Lace Rock Ruin is a 1000-year old Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling on Cedar Mesa in southeastern Utah. Its name comes from the section of rock lace or tafoni in the sandstone next to the ruin.
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Lace Rock Ruin
  • American Indian
  • American Southwest
  • American West
  • Ancestral Puebloan
  • B.L.M. lands
  • Bureau of Land Management
  • Cedar Mesa
  • Colorado Plateau
  • Jon Fuller Photography/NaturePhoto
  • Lace Rock Ruin
  • Native American ruin
  • Rights Managed
  • U.S.
  • U.S.A.
  • USA
  • United States
  • Utah
  • abandoned
  • ancient ruins
  • archeological site
  • archeology
  • broken down
  • building
  • canyons
  • cliff dwelling
  • color
  • colour
  • copyright Jon G. Fuller Jr
  • cultural tourism
  • culture
  • damaged
  • decay
  • decayed
  • degraded
  • desert
  • deteriorated
  • deteriorating
  • eroded
  • federal public land
  • formerly Anasazi
  • historic
  • honeycomb rock
  • images
  • indigenous architecture
  • indigenous culture
  • landmark
  • lost civilization
  • old
  • outdoors
  • outside
  • pre-Columbian
  • pre-Hispanic
  • ruin
  • sandstone
  • scenic
  • stock images
  • stock photography
  • stone construction
  • stone walls
  • structure
  • structures
  • swiss-cheese rock
  • tafoni or rock lace
  • tourist destination
  • travel
  • vertical format
  • weathered