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The Beef Basin Wash Ruin is an Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling in southeastern Utah. It was abandoned about 800 years ago. The original wooden vigas or roof/floor support beams are still present.
The Beef Basin Wash Ruin is an Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwelling in southeastern Utah. It was abandoned about 800 years ago. The original wooden vigas or roof/floor support beams are still present.
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Beef Basin Wash Ruin
  • American Indian
  • American Southwest
  • American West
  • Ancestral Pueblo culture
  • Ancestral Puebloan - formerly Anasazi
  • B & W
  • BLM
  • Bureau of Land Management
  • Colorado Plateau
  • Jon Fuller Photography/NaturePhoto
  • Native American ruin
  • Rights Managed
  • USA
  • United States
  • Utah
  • abandoned
  • ancient ruins
  • archeological site
  • archeology
  • broken down
  • building
  • canyons
  • cliff dwelling
  • color
  • copyright Jon G. Fuller Jr
  • cultural tourism
  • culture
  • damaged
  • decay
  • decayed
  • defensive
  • degraded
  • desert
  • deteriorated
  • deteriorating
  • exterior
  • federal public land
  • images
  • indigenous architecture
  • indigenous culture
  • landmark
  • lost civilization
  • mud and stone walls
  • old
  • original wooden vigas
  • outdoors
  • pre-Columbian
  • pre-Hispanic
  • sandstone
  • stock images
  • stock photography
  • structure
  • tourist destination
  • travel
  • weathered