Prehistoric America volume 1
Prehistoric America volume 1
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It is remarkable for the abruptness of its sides. It projects midway into the broad valley of Paint Creek, and is a conspicuous object from every point of view. The defenses consist of a wall of stone, which is carried around the hill a 212 PREHISTORIC MONUMENTS.
little below the brow, cutting off the spurs, but extending across the neck that connects the hill with the range beyond. The wall is a rude one, giving little evidence that the stones were placed upon one another so as to present vert...ical faces, though at a tew points the arrangement lends to the belief that the wall may have been regularly faced on the exterior. Upon the west- ern side, or steepest face of the hill, the stones are placed so as to resemble a protection wall. The}'^ were probably so placed to prevent the creek from washing away the hill and undermining the fort. Upon the eastern face, where the declivity is least abrupt, the wall is heavy and resembles a stone heap of fifteen or twenty feet base and four feet high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is remarkable for the abruptness of its sides. It projects midway into the broad valley of Paint Creek, and is a conspicuous object from every point of view. The defenses consist of a wall of stone, which is carried around the hill a 212 PREHISTORIC MONUMENTS.
little below the brow, cutting off the spurs, but extending across the neck that connects the hill with the range beyond. The wall is a rude one, giving little evidence that the stones were placed upon one another so as to present vert...ical faces, though at a tew points the arrangement lends to the belief that the wall may have been regularly faced on the exterior. Upon the west- ern side, or steepest face of the hill, the stones are placed so as to resemble a protection wall. The}'^ were probably so placed to prevent the creek from washing away the hill and undermining the fort. Upon the eastern face, where the declivity is least abrupt, the wall is heavy and resembles a stone heap of fifteen or twenty feet base and four feet high.
What to read after Prehistoric America volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen D Stephen Denison Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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