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Pueblo Bonito is a huge complex, built a millenia ago by the Ancestral Pueblo It's the USA's largest Precolumbian building, the closest thing we have to a ancient palace Now it + similar structures are at risk by a proposal to open the area to mining The public comment period ends on the 29th (unsure if right when it becomes the 29th, or when it becomes the 30th), so I encourage people to leave comments ASAP! Check the reply below for links (See "ALT" labels for image credits; also note that Pueblo Bonito is the largest precol. BUILDING, if you include monuments then stuff like Monk's Mound is bigger. Also, Pueblo Bonito's last major expansion was in 1150, but had earlier construction phases)

Seattle finally got its own iconic city letter sign. Cities around the world have them. But Seattle's may be the most unique. Every letter features Indigenous Pacific Northwest artwork