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

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ipping bolted together. By this means if a subsidence occurs the house does not necessarily collapse, but heels over of the remains of everything which could be carried off. Under the Act of Congress this destruction will in toto. In this instance the house is raised to its soon cease. The Mesa… … the attention of the British Par- the old cliff dwellers are to be VIEW CANON, liament, and the result of their found throughout the _ region, along the bottoms, in the cliffs, investigations showed that dam- age had been inflicted upon 892 and on the high tablelands. buildings, of which total 636…

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