Tyonyi Pueblo ruins

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Tyonyi Pueblo ruins are the remains of an ancient Ancestral Puebloan village in what is now Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico, notable for its circular communal structure and surrounding cliff dwellings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ancestral Puebloan village
archaeological site
adjacentTo cliff dwellings in Frijoles Canyon
associatedWith Pueblo peoples of the Rio Grande region
conservationStatus protected site
country United States
culturalRegion American Southwest
hasFeature adjacent cliff dwellings
central plaza
circular communal structure
kivas
multi-room pueblo layout
hasNameVariant Tyuonyi
Tyuonyi Pueblo ruins
linked to: Tyonyi Pueblo ruins
hasTrailAccess Main Loop Trail at Bandelier National Monument
heritage Ancestral Puebloan
linked to: Ancestral Puebloans
languageOfName Keresan-derived place name (Tyuonyi)
locatedIn Bandelier National Monument
Frijoles Canyon
Los Alamos County, New Mexico
linked to: Los Alamos County

New Mexico
managedBy United States National Park Service
material adobe
stone
near visitor center of Bandelier National Monument
openTo the public
partOf Ancestral Puebloan culture
linked to: Ancestral Puebloans

Bandelier National Monument archaeological district
cultural landscape of Bandelier National Monument
significance example of Ancestral Puebloan village planning
example of integration of pueblo and cliff dwellings
timePeriod Ancestral Puebloan period
tourism popular visitor destination within Bandelier National Monument
usedFor ceremonial activities
communal living
storage of food and goods

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Frijoles Canyon hasSite Tyonyi Pueblo ruins
Long House near Tyuoonyi Pueblo ruins
linked to: Tyonyi Pueblo ruins
Tyonyi Pueblo ruins hasNameVariant Tyuonyi Pueblo ruins
linked to: Tyonyi Pueblo ruins