Because of movies, many people believe that Native Americans lived exclusively in cone-shaped tents, known as \"tepees.\"<\/p>\n
However, Native Americans also built stone and brick dwellings and fortifications<\/strong>. In January, we saw the example of Cedar Mesa Citadel<\/a> in southeastern Utah, a construction by the Anasazi tribe, ancestors of the Pueblo Indians. Today, we will see an even more extreme example.<\/strong><\/p>\n In March of this year, an American explorer was taking pictures with his drone of some impressive canyons in the southwestern United States. He accidentally found some ancient stone dwellings situated in the high stone walls<\/strong>, in a place that seems almost impossible. The highest one was 55 feet, about 16 meters, in a place almost inaccessible unless one is a very good climber<\/strong>. You can watch the video of this surprising discovery, published by the Youtube channel Desert Drifter<\/a>:<\/p>\n
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