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 206
ns spend most part of the day, and perform all their domestic duties (PI. XVII). The doors of the various rooms are not of the same incommodious dimensions as in the cliff- dwellings. The smoke is conducted out of the apartments through chimneys, which are heightened by the addition of bottomless… … FIG. 88. THE MOKI VILLAGE OF WOl'-pi. (From a photograph by the author.) of other household utensils purchased at the neighbouring store may be seen there. The walls are built of unhewn stone and with far less care and skill than those of the cliff villages, for example of the Cliff Palace. For the…
Indians of North America
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