The Cliff dwellers of the Mesa Verde, southwestern Colorado : their pottery and implements (1893)
Nordenskiöld, Gustaf, 1868-1895, Morgan, Derec Llwyd · Stockholm ; Chicago : Norstedt · leaf 189
s probably in the roof. Besides these two estufas there is another circular room just outside at the south-west corner of the building. This structure is 15 in. in diameter, and is enclosed within a rectangular wall (17x24 m.). Jackson explains this room too as an estufa. But is it not more… … FIG. 84. PLANS OF PUF.BLO PINTADO AND WEJE-GI. AFTER JACKSON. roof a building so wide, especially as cedar and pinon logs, the timber generally used in these buildings, are seldom more than 10 — 12 m. long. Below the plan (fig. 84: 1) is given a vertical section of the ruin in the line A B,…
Indians of North America
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