National Parks

Archaeological Sites in North America's National Parks

Name

 

National Park

Cowboy Line Camp
The remnants here include furniture and camp gear. The artifacts are found on the Cave Springs Trail,
  Canyonlands National Park
Calico Early Man Archaeological Site
The earliest-known Americans fashioned the artifacts buried in the walls and floors of the pits at Calico
  Death Valley and Mojave
Trona Pinnacles National Natural Landmark
It's worth the effort (especially for sci-fi buffs, who will recognize the landscape from the film Star
  Death Valley and Mojave
Cedar Tree Tower
A self-guided tour takes you to, but not through, a tower and kiva built between 1100 and 1300 and connected
  Mesa Verde National Park
The Big Pig Dig
Daily, from June through August, paleontologists dig for fossils and field questions from curious visitors
  Mt. Rushmore and the Black Hills

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