Montezuma Castle National Monument is home to the preservation of at least two early native cultures. In 1916 the site was moved to the National Park Service in order to allow for protection of potential artifacts. Archeologists have since excavated Montezuma Castle and discovered how the Sinagua people lived. To see some of the artifacts found at Montezuma Castle National Monument, check out its page on the American Southwest Virtual Museum. To explore the park online, check out these virtual tours. For more information about the park, visit its website.
