Ancient Ruins of the Southwest
Ancient Ruins of the Southwest
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The anatomical remains of the Cliff Dwellers show decided non-conformity to the anatomical characters of the Pueblos of the present day. For example, the Pueblos of the Rio Grande Valley at CLIFF DWELLING in the Country of the Natural Bridges present are br achy cephalic or broad-headed, while the ancient people of the adjacent Pajarito Plateau were a dolicocephalic or narrow-headed people. Moreover, the traditions of the Pueblos when thoroughly sifted, do not indicate that they were descended,... except in part, from the people of the cliffs.
There can be no doubt, from the great extent of the ancient ruins of the Southwest, that a large popula tion existed in that region centuries ago in places where, Southern Utah A N C I E N at the present time, people could not find subsistence in any considerable numbers, as, for example, in Chaco Canon. Here we find irrigating ditches of consider able extent in the midst of a sandy plain now devoid of water except for the brief, dashing rains of the late summer season.
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The anatomical remains of the Cliff Dwellers show decided non-conformity to the anatomical characters of the Pueblos of the present day. For example, the Pueblos of the Rio Grande Valley at CLIFF DWELLING in the Country of the Natural Bridges present are br achy cephalic or broad-headed, while the ancient people of the adjacent Pajarito Plateau were a dolicocephalic or narrow-headed people. Moreover, the traditions of the Pueblos when thoroughly sifted, do not indicate that they were descended,... except in part, from the people of the cliffs.
There can be no doubt, from the great extent of the ancient ruins of the Southwest, that a large popula tion existed in that region centuries ago in places where, Southern Utah A N C I E N at the present time, people could not find subsistence in any considerable numbers, as, for example, in Chaco Canon. Here we find irrigating ditches of consider able extent in the midst of a sandy plain now devoid of water except for the brief, dashing rains of the late summer season.
What to read after Ancient Ruins of the Southwest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar L Edgar Lee Hewett to read onlineMoreLess
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