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Poop can reveal some of the best information on the lives, diets and health of ancient humans, and despite its reputation for producing dinosaur fossils, Wyoming has a crappy record finding prehistoric human poop.

Arizona has 24 national parks and monuments. Here are the 12 must-see national parks and monuments in Arizona and how to visit each of them.

To get an idea of just how long people have resided in the region, let's take a look at three awe-inspiring archaeological sites near Cody. 

Man first came to Canyon de Chelly and its tributary, Canyon del Muerto, thousands of years ago. Within this sandstone sanctuary, he found shelter, water and fertile soil in which to grow his corn. At first, life was simple. Man lived in caves or shelters made of stone and brush. Although he grew some corn, he lived off the land, hunting and gathering wild foods. He wove beautiful baskets but had not yet mastered the art of making pottery.

If you're looking to enjoy a camping adventure, start planning with this list of the six best campgrounds between Cody and Yellowstone. 

It can be easy to miss some of the best parts of this trip. That's why we put together this list of the five places every Yellowstone visitor should stop when driving from Cody to Yellowstone National Park. 

Considering how many people have traveled the route between Cody and Yellowstone since the park was first established in 1872, it's a bit surprising that local residents remained unaware of Mummy Cave for so long.

The Grand Canyon may be hiding an ancient advanced civilization that the authorities claim is a hoax. But which version is true?

Historian Bill Waiser chronicles the decades-long efforts to establish Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

Tested: 2000 Full-Size Detroit SUVs vs. Arizonas Canyons From the Archive: We wrangle a Chevy Suburban, a Ford Expedition and Excursion, and a GMC Yukon to explore Arizonas ancient Canyon de Chelly. From the July 2000 issue of Car and Driver. You can whip out your Visa card at the entrance to Canyon de Chelly (pronounced “duh-shay”) National Monument, but unless you’re hauling it around in a four-wheel-driver, you’ll be turned away. This is 4x4 territory. And an exhilarating outing in a...