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A study of the houses of the American aborigines; with suggestions for the exploration of the ruins in New Mexico, Arizona, the valley of the San Juan, and in Yucatan and Central America, under the auspices of the Archæological institute (1880)

Morgan, Lewis Henry, 1818-1881 · Cambridge [Mass.] · leaf 130

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Tagus are stated by variousauthorities as one hundred and fifty and one hundred andseventy feet high. The banks upon either side of theDanube at this point would not have required muchterracing to reach this elevation; perhaps this may beregarded as one additional advantage of the site.… … REPRESENTATION OF THE FIXED BRIDGE OVER THE DANUBEUPON TRAJANS COLUMN, FROM A CAST. 100 ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. It is incomprehensible howprominent archaeologists couldhave supposed the bridge-way tohave been formed by masonryarches. The entire bridge wascompleted between the two Da-cian…

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