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General information regarding the national monuments set aside under the act of Congress approved June 8, 1906 (1917)

United States. National park service. [from old catalog] · Washintong, Govt. print. off. · leaf 37

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hole about 9 inches deep, which was evidentlyused for a fireplacOo The rooms have doorways or openings in the84490°—17 5 34 roofs and sides, the largest opening noted being 18 by 30 inches.The average size of the rooms is 6 by 6 by 6 feet. The Keet Seel (Navajo for broken pottery) ruins were… … Mon ument Boundary Navajo National Monument, Ari^., containing 360 acres, embracing the Keet Seel and Betata Kin ruins,located in two small tracts of IBO acres each, along 1 aguna Creek, and Inscription House ruins, on NavajoCreek, in a 40-acre tract, all within the Navajo Indian Reservation;…

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