Aboriginal Remains in Verde Valley, Arizona
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CAVATE LODGE WITH WALLED FRONT. ] The cavate lodges are generally rudely circular in shape, sometimesoblong, but never rectangular. The largest are 25 and even 30 feet indiameter, and from this size range down to 5 or 6 feet and thence downto little cubby-holes or storage cists. Owing to their similarity, particularly in point of size, it is difficult to draw a line betweensmall rooms and large storage cists, but including the latter there aretwo hundred rooms on the main level, divided into se...venty-four distinctand separate sets. These sets comprise from one to fourteen rooms each. On the upper level there are fifty-six rooms, divided into twenty-foursets, making a total of two hundred and fifty-six rooms. As nearly ascan be determined by the extent of these ruins the population of thesettlement was probably between one hundred and fifty and two hundredpersons.
[Illustration: Figure 290. Walled storage cist. ] There is great variety in the rooms, both in size and arrangement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CAVATE LODGE WITH WALLED FRONT. ] The cavate lodges are generally rudely circular in shape, sometimesoblong, but never rectangular. The largest are 25 and even 30 feet indiameter, and from this size range down to 5 or 6 feet and thence downto little cubby-holes or storage cists. Owing to their similarity, particularly in point of size, it is difficult to draw a line betweensmall rooms and large storage cists, but including the latter there aretwo hundred rooms on the main level, divided into se...venty-four distinctand separate sets. These sets comprise from one to fourteen rooms each. On the upper level there are fifty-six rooms, divided into twenty-foursets, making a total of two hundred and fifty-six rooms. As nearly ascan be determined by the extent of these ruins the population of thesettlement was probably between one hundred and fifty and two hundredpersons.
[Illustration: Figure 290. Walled storage cist. ] There is great variety in the rooms, both in size and arrangement.
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