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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 13 (1900) (1900)

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that The so-called mummy eaves of Arizona from which wealthy they were of the tinest linen. Each finger and our own Departinent of War has,on many occasions, mummies have been taken, are very interesting and limb were bound, twelve hundred and fifty yards hav- given gratifying support to the… … cavesof Kentucky. One enveloped in rough of feeding also. The caravans travel night clothes and wrapped in ceerskins was found and day and only stop at villages where ten feet below the surface in a cave. It the weary horses are exchanged. The drivers sleep Cave Ruin, and is in Del Muerto Cafion…

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