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Steve Snedden > In the 1880s the railroad brought souvenir hunters to the ancient dwellings. Pothunters removed many Sinagual possessions, dynamiting some of the cliff-dwelling walls to allow in more light for their search.

Steve Snedden > Theft and destruction prompted local efforts to preserve the canyon and soon drew national support.

Steve Snedden > They must have been short. Sandie has to bend over to look through one of the doors.

Steve Snedden > Traveling the trail down and up the cliff walls was scarry. Here, I cling to a tree for support!

Steve Snedden > Across the canyon, we spot more homes.

Steve Snedden > We had a hard time seeing the bottom of the canyon.

In the 1880s the railroad brought souvenir hunters to the ancient dwellings. Pothunters removed many Sinagual possessions, dynamiting some of the cliff-dwelling walls to allow in more light for their search.

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