1 This Mule Canyon Ruin site is small, but it is the most restored of the Bears Ears cultural sites. It is next to the major Utah highway (95) that crosses the National Monument, east and west. This sign gives information on the site.
2 A second sign gives a synopsis of the unique time periods associated the cultural development of the Anasazi peoples in the four-corner's region (Utah, Arizona, New Mexica and Colorado) of the U.S.
3 The restored kiva. The base of a tower, thought to be about two stories tall originally, can be seen in the background. The kiva and the tower are connected by an underground tunnel.
4 Peering down into the kiva
5 The restored base of the tower.
6 The remains of a 12 room, habitation site next to the kiva.
