Papa and I visited Tsankawi, a Native American site built by Pueblo Indians in the 1400’s and occupied for over 100 years. It is part of Bandelier National Monument. We hiked the 1.5 mile long trail, up ladders, past cavates, rock ruins of a pueblo village on the mesa, and petroglyphs. We were reminded of other places we’ve visited, centuries and even many millennia older, also with carved out cavates, walkways, and waterways - Petra, Matera, and Elephanta Caves on an island off Mumbai.
