Harrington, M. R. (Mark Raymond), 1882-1971 · New York : Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation · leaf 88
CUBA 284 considerably, being only about 2 feet 3 inches deep in Trench 11, which was dug in the thickest spot that could be found, but it, too, could be traced around the end of the site, coming to a close near the path, where Trench 10 revealed a depth of only 17 inches. Near the northern end of… … ScAle of Feet Fig. 74— Section of pit, .big Wall Site, San Lucas, Maisi. (a, Black earth; b, Dark earth; c, White ashes; D, Shells; e, Stones, black earth; r, Stony red clay.) Pits. — Just above the brow of the hill, Trench 1 extended into a pit (No. 1), visible from the surface as a slight…
Indians of the West Indies
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