Tumacácori: from Rancheria to National Park

Tumacácori: from Rancheria to National ParkIn old Pima, Tumaccori combines two words; a "rock" and "flat," or "place of the flat rock." It also has a two word meaning in the modern Tohono O'odham language: an arch , a fold or a bend, and the lighter color material in that fold, descriptive of a geological formation on the east side of Tumacacori Peak near its base. Tumaccori National Historical Park, nineteen miles north of the United States and Mexican boundary, was established in 1908 to

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honors one of our unique partner parks

Make the most out of your next stargazing experience with this pocket-sized star finder

This set creates a miniature replica of a black bear holding onto a tree trunk

Keep out of direct sunlight

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It is named for the feathered tufts on its head that resemble horns

tips for identification

this user-friendly cookbook will be your guide to exploring the culinary delights that have been perfected over thousands of years

This mug for Walnut Canyon National Monument features an image of the cliff dwellings created by the Sinagua culture during the 1100s

It’s made to last for years to come

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