The small Anasazi State Park Museum houses the vestiges of one of the Bryce Canyon region's most important Anasazi villages. Archaeological research has unearthed 97 chambers and ten pits or kivas (sacred pieces hewn out of the ground). The museum exhibits various pottery pieces, as well as a replica of a hut, illustrating the way of life and customs of the American Indians who lived here in the mid-12C. Outside, there are two reconstructed houses that you can visit.