Edge of the Cedars Ruins and Museum


Visitors enter the kiva and walk around the ancient pueblo on a guided trail.

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The 1300-1500-year-old Baskemaker sandals look like new.


The pottery displays are very thorough, with numerous ceramics displayed.

Interpretation provides chronological ordering of the ceramic styles.


A complete ancient atlatl tool kit is displayed.


Unfired ceramic figurines from a single location in Grand Gulch.


The ancient basketry on display is of exceptional quality.


A variety of rock art fills the stairwells and corridors.
Some of the rock art on display is under water in Lake Powell.

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