Arizona Sketches
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Its thick walls are composed of a concrete adobe that is as hard as rock, and its base lines conform to the cardinal points of the compass. It is an interesting relic of a past age and an extinct race and, if it cannot yield up its secrets to science, it at least appeals to the spirit of ro- mance and mystery.
Irrigating ditches which were fed from reservoirs supplied their fields and houses with water. Portions of these old canals are yet in existence and furnish proof of the diligence and ski...ll of their builders. The ditches were located on levels that could not be improved upon for utilizing the land and water to the best advantage. Modern engineers have not * Pueblo and Cliff Dwellers of the Southwest. Records of the Past. De- cember, 1902.
Digitized by Google 176 ARIZONA SKETCHES been able to better them and in many places the old levels are used in new ditches at the present time.
Whatever may have been the fate of this ancient people their destruction must be sought in natural causes rather than by human warfare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its thick walls are composed of a concrete adobe that is as hard as rock, and its base lines conform to the cardinal points of the compass. It is an interesting relic of a past age and an extinct race and, if it cannot yield up its secrets to science, it at least appeals to the spirit of ro- mance and mystery.
Irrigating ditches which were fed from reservoirs supplied their fields and houses with water. Portions of these old canals are yet in existence and furnish proof of the diligence and ski...ll of their builders. The ditches were located on levels that could not be improved upon for utilizing the land and water to the best advantage. Modern engineers have not * Pueblo and Cliff Dwellers of the Southwest. Records of the Past. De- cember, 1902.
Digitized by Google 176 ARIZONA SKETCHES been able to better them and in many places the old levels are used in new ditches at the present time.
Whatever may have been the fate of this ancient people their destruction must be sought in natural causes rather than by human warfare.
What to read after Arizona Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Joseph Amasa Munk to read onlineMoreLess
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