Excavations At Casa Grande, Arizona, in 1906-07
Excavations At Casa Grande, Arizona, in 1906-07
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Digitized by Google 4IO SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS VOL. 52 Another so-called "Indian tank," situated in a valley six miles from the two reservoirs mentioned above, was used by Sr. Paisano for watering his stock when the author visited the place. It con- tained considerable water at that time (March), and from its geo- graphical position is supposed to be the reservoir in the valley west of the Tortilla Mountains, which is designated as a "tank" on the United States engineers' map of ...1879. Everything indicates that this is undoubtedly an old Indian reservoir.
2.— Ruin 3 Miles East of Florence This ruin, having the form of a low mound, is situated not far from the main irrigation ditch of Florence and about three miles Fig. i56. — Ancient Reservoir east of that town. Although the compound form is not easily detected in this mound, there is no doubt that it belongs to the characteristic ruins of the Gila-Salt Valley. The absence of smaller mounds in its neighborhood indicates that this settlement was never of great size or importance.
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Digitized by Google 4IO SMITHSONIAN MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS VOL. 52 Another so-called "Indian tank," situated in a valley six miles from the two reservoirs mentioned above, was used by Sr. Paisano for watering his stock when the author visited the place. It con- tained considerable water at that time (March), and from its geo- graphical position is supposed to be the reservoir in the valley west of the Tortilla Mountains, which is designated as a "tank" on the United States engineers' map of ...1879. Everything indicates that this is undoubtedly an old Indian reservoir.
2.— Ruin 3 Miles East of Florence This ruin, having the form of a low mound, is situated not far from the main irrigation ditch of Florence and about three miles Fig. i56. — Ancient Reservoir east of that town. Although the compound form is not easily detected in this mound, there is no doubt that it belongs to the characteristic ruins of the Gila-Salt Valley. The absence of smaller mounds in its neighborhood indicates that this settlement was never of great size or importance.
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