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Aztec Ruins National Monument Deer in front of kiva courtesy of ranger CJ Owen
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Aztec Ruins National Monument
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The Superintendent Compendium explains the rules and regulations specific to Aztec Ruins National Monument.

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Core and veneer wall

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In places, the walls at Aztec Ruins are three feet thick, making them over twice as thick as Mesa Verde cliff dwelling architecture. Masons used the “core and veneer” style, laying a thick rubble core within a finely shaped stone veneer. This style is typical of Chaco Canyon "great house" sites.
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Last Updated: May 27, 2011 at 21:20 MST