efore one like amap. To what tribe the people of this valley belonged is uncertain, but they wereno doubt closely related to the modern Pueblo Indians. One comes away from this graveyard of the past, with its grassy-shoul-dered hills, its dim and hazy sierras and soughing pines, with many vain… … PREHISTORIC REMAINS OF THE TUNXIS VALLEY. (Second Part) BY FREDERICK H. WILLIAMS, M. D. The devices of primitive man are the forms out of which all subsequent expedientsarise. The whole earth is full of monuments of nameless inventors.—Mason.* The general similarity of the culture existing among…
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