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 385
^ from the outside, while thethree eastern ones are separated by huge pillars, behindwhich are natural passages from one cave to the other. Theheight of the floor above the bed of the creek is fifty-five … Doorway. Window- Section of Gorge and Cave. Sketch of Cave Dwellings on the Upper Rio Gila. meters, and the ascent is steep, in some places barely pos-sible. To one coming from the mouth of the cleft, the cavesbecome visible only after he has passed them, so that they arewell concealed. But while…
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