Ancestral Pueblo Village - 班德利尔国家纪念区 (Los Alamos) - Bandelier National Monument - 2338条旅客点评与比价

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Ancestral Pueblo Village

班德利尔国家纪念区的点评

2026年06月28日发布于: 海外

点评：The Pueblo village in Frijoles Canyon dates back to the mid-1200's and was occupied for over 250 years. The villages had grown from 40 rooms to over 400. Bandelier NM consisted of two main villages and many cavates (human-excavated caves) but the inhabitants had moved on by the mid-1500's shortly before the Spanish colonization. The locals were farmers growing corn, beans & squash and weaving & pottery making. They also supplemented their diet by hunting deer, rabbits, birds & other mammals. Swiss historian & self-taught anthropologist Adolph Bandelier explored the Canyon in 1880 and documented his finds in books. We have been lucky enough to visit several other Pueblo sites in the past, including Mesa Verde, Taos & Manitou Cliff dwellings and find them to be fascinating places & give a great insight as to how these people existed & lived. Really good National Monument & a tribute to the work of the NPS.

翻译：弗里霍莱斯峡谷的普韦布洛村落可以追溯到13世纪中期，并有人居住超过250年。村落的规模从最初的40间房发展到400多间。班德利尔国家纪念碑由两个主要村落和许多人工开凿的洞穴组成，但居民在16世纪中期，也就是西班牙殖民之前不久就迁走了。当地居民以务农为生，种植玉米、豆类和南瓜，并从事纺织和陶器制作。他们还通过狩猎鹿、兔子、鸟类和其他哺乳动物来补充食物。瑞士历史学家兼自学成才的人类学家阿道夫·班德利尔于1880年探索了该峡谷，并将他的发现记录在书中。我们有幸在过去参观过其他几个普韦布洛遗址，包括梅萨维德、陶斯和马尼图悬崖居所，发现它们都非常迷人，让我们对这些人如何生活有了深刻的了解。非常棒的国家纪念碑，也是对国家公园管理局工作的致敬。

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