A Visit to the Aboriginal Ruins in the Valley of the Rio Pecos
A Visit to the Aboriginal Ruins in the Valley of the Rio Pecos
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But there are, still further out, although distinctly connected with it, remains of buildings which were at least attached to it. These are the ruined enclosures designated on the ground-plan by /, K, and L.
Nothing besides foundations, heaps of stones defining cor- ners, and upright posts protruding along the western limits of L and K inside, remain of these structures. L L are of the size of the ordinary chambers ; K K are four times larger. Their interior shows no partition whatever : the so...il is level, somewhat depressed in the centre of each apartment ; and on the whole they present very much the same appearance as those structures on the " neck, " which lie to the west of B, but are not connected with the latter. Besides, the enclosures are on a lower level than the two rows of rooms immediately east of the wall m N. This wall itself is a double wall, each single one being of the size of the ordinary partition ; the to- tal width is therefore 0. 56 m. 22 in. , as proven by actual measurement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there are, still further out, although distinctly connected with it, remains of buildings which were at least attached to it. These are the ruined enclosures designated on the ground-plan by /, K, and L.
Nothing besides foundations, heaps of stones defining cor- ners, and upright posts protruding along the western limits of L and K inside, remain of these structures. L L are of the size of the ordinary chambers ; K K are four times larger. Their interior shows no partition whatever : the so...il is level, somewhat depressed in the centre of each apartment ; and on the whole they present very much the same appearance as those structures on the " neck, " which lie to the west of B, but are not connected with the latter. Besides, the enclosures are on a lower level than the two rows of rooms immediately east of the wall m N. This wall itself is a double wall, each single one being of the size of the ordinary partition ; the to- tal width is therefore 0. 56 m. 22 in. , as proven by actual measurement.
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