ers of a superior race. If such a con-flict had transpired the Indians would very probably have retained a reliabletradition of it; and. finally, it is not probable that any civilized people wouldhave thrown up a defensive work constructed with the ditch on the inside of theembankment. There are… … -» -J ■ -iS? Lis. ■ .UL _^ S< )ME OBJECTS FROM THE SALADO VALLEY, ARIZONA. The Salt valley presents an interesting field to the archaeologist, yet onewhich is to a great extent puzzling, and inexplicable. I do not know of a regionfrom which can be gathered so many and diversified types—often…
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