Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 324
rs are one and twofeet deep with the dust of ages, mingled withthorns and nutshells brought in by the chip-munks which are now their only tenants. By digging to the bedrock floor I have found finestone axes, beautiful arrow-heads, the puzzlingquoit-like stones, and even baskets of yucca-fiber… … THE CLEVA PINTADA, OR PAINTED CAVE. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) a very curious and startling link — houses, oreven whole towns, built in natural caves!The Montezuma Well is such a one, and thereare several others, of which the best exampleis the wonderful cave-village on the Mancos. 792 STRANGE CORNERS OF OUR…
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