The "Regional" view in what is known as "Explorer Mode." Here users can pan and zoom the satellite image and click on points of interest, bringing up images or multimedia along with their captions.

"Park" view is shown here with the "Map Jumps" overlay turned on. Users can click on this type of overlay to jump to the next section.

The layout of the great house of Pueblo Bonito is visible in the satellite image in the "Downtown" view. The satellite imagery was generously provided to the project by Space Imaging.

The "Map Jump" overlay turned on in "Downtown" reveals a way to jump to the "Pueblo Bonito" aerial view.

The "Pueblo Bonito" section is shown zoomed-in. The aerial photo clearly reveals the layout of the great house and provides a unique perspective of its architectural features.

All of the photographs and multimedia elements presented can be viewed in "full screen" mode. Ideum took most of the modern photographs that appear in the project, including this image of Valerie Martinez of the Tewa Dancers of the North. The dancers performed in the plaza of Pueblo Bonito in June of 2004.

Lightning strikes near the thousand-year-old structure of New Alto. Ideum captured this image during a strong thunderstorm in August of 2004.

Time-lapse videos appear in the site, such as this one showing a possible summer solstice alignment at Casa Rinconada.

This time-lapse video captured about an hour at sunrise on the summer solstice. Light enters a window in the kiva (a round ceremonial structure) and shines a shaft of light on the wall. The light touches a couple of the niches found in the wall.

Nearly a dozen QuickTime VR 360-degree panoramic images appear throughout the site. This image, shot high above the canyon on Fajada Butte, shows a solar marker known as the sun dagger. Ideum received permission from the Park Service to shoot in restricted, sensitive archaeological sites like this one.

Short videos help provide an introduction to science, history and culture of the park.

"The Introduction" video from the project is presented here.

A comprehensive interactive timeline provides historical perspective from the earliest inhabitants to the modern history of the Park.

An extensive reference section includes books and videos, Websites, and a glossary.