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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 19 (1901) (1901)

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hor- being bounded by long, steep oughfare. The area in which these sub- slopes of débris, which merge into a succession of steeps and sidences occur covers about two square miles. A few years ago slopes, culminating above in a series of lofty cliffs. Traces of the matter was brought before the… … completely engulfed. The tail other type which might be RUIN IN shafts of the pumping sta- termed cliff villages, a type tions are also another which appears to have source of danger, since reached its highest devel- they are gradually thrown opment in the Mesa Verde out of plumb, the list con-…

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