Kiudsegud
Kiudsegud is a Pre-Columbian Era settlement located in modern-day Colorado, United States. The site, which translates to "Kiuda Gud" in the Ute language, is believed to have been inhabited by the Ute Native American tribe between the 15th and 19th centuries.
Excavations at the site have uncovered a cluster of multi-story dwellings made from adobe, as well as
Kiudsegud is notable for its well-preserved state, with many original doorways, windows, and other features still
Analysis of the site's remains has also shed light on the region's history of drought and climate
Kiudsegud currently remains a lesser-known site compared to other major Pre-Columbian settlements in the region, but