lding arecomposed of ordinary-sized rocks, with an occasional large upright one.Judging from the debris^ the walls could not have been more than 8 or10 feet in height. The foundation line was well preserv^ed, enabling usto measure accurately its dimensions. The large square room was de-I)ressed in… … 43 The far more numerous class of ruins occupying like mesas and thepromontory points consist of a solid mass of small rectangular rooms,arranged without any appearance of order, conforming to the irregular-ities of the surface upon which they are built, and covering, usually, allof the available…
Archaeology
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