throughout nearly its wholelength. Having thus superficially surveyed the region on which are to befound a vast number of prehistoric ruins, we will now return to theHovenweep and examine, in such detail as our rapid reconnaissance willallow, the more prominent of the abundant remains. Starting… … 27 cauon they begin to occur quite frequently. We observe first, on theleft, the remains of a tower perched upon a rock, jutting o^^it^into thevalley, beneath and about which were other ruins, evir^ently belongingto the tower. In the vicinity are other • rock-shelter:^, occurring uponeither side of…
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