Homol’ovi Ruins State Park
| Type of Place: | Ancestral Hopi villages with nearby petroglyphs |
| Ownership: | Arizona State Parks |
| Contact: | Homol’ovi Ruins State Park, HCR 63 Box 5, Winslow, Arizona 86047 |
| Telephone: | (928) 289-4106 |
| Email: | homolovi@pr.state.az.us |
| Website: | Homol’ovi Ruins |
| Hours: | Call (928) 289-4106 |
| Entrance Fee: | Yes |
| Guided Tours: | Podcast Audio Tour Available Here |
| Notes: | See Archaeology Southwest Vol. 14, No. 4 for more information about Homol’ovi. |
| Nearby Heritage Sites: | Petrified Forest, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Hopi Mesas, |
Site Summary: Homol’ovi is a Hopi word for “place of the low hills.” This state park was founded to preserve a series of Ancestral Hopi sites located along the Little Colorado River. Of these villages, Homol’ovi I and Homol’ovi II are open to the public. Homol’ovi I was occupied from AD 1275 to 1375, and Homol’ovi II was occupied from AD 1350 to AD 1400.
