Contributions to the history of the south-western portion of the United States (1890)
Bandelier, Adolph Francis Alphonse, 1840-1914 · Cambridge : John Wilson and Son, University Press · leaf 67
uilt of stones, Colonel Emory [Notes, Executive Document 41, p. 30) speaks of it in 1846 as the modern village of Pecos, . . . with a very inconsiderable population. Asyet there are but very few Americans in the plaza. My recollections of Pecosare highly pleasant {5th September), owing to the… … c < > DU O b-C < W <dO O I—I RUINS IN THE VALLEY OF THE RIO PECOS. 47 mixed with earthy fillings. These towers, considerably ruined,are still 2 m. — 6 ft. 6 in. — high, and appear to have been atleast 4m.— 13 ft. — in diameter; at all events the northernone. At the gateway itself the…
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