The Cliff Dwellers And Pueblos
The Cliff Dwellers And Pueblos
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The rooms were of uneq lal length, the following being the inside measurements: \2 l / 2 feet, g l / 2 feet. 8 feet, j l/ 2 feet, 9 feet, 10 feet. 8 feet. 7 feet, 7 feet, 8 feet, 31 feet. The ledge runs then 50 feet further, gradually narrowing, while another wall occurs crossing it, after which it soon merges into the smooth wall of the cave. The first of the rooms had an aperture large enough to crawl through, leading outward; all the others of which there were about two to 128 PRIMITIVE ARCH...ITECTURE.
each room, were mere peep holes* [loop holes] about three inches in diameter and generally pierced through the wall at a downward angle.
In the central room of the main building, we found a circular basin-like depression, thirty inches across and ten inches deep, that had served as a hre-place, being still filled with the ashes and cinders of aboriginal fires. The surrounding walls were blackened with smoke and soot. This room was undoubtedly the kitchen of the house; some of the small rooms seem to have been used for the same purpose, !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rooms were of uneq lal length, the following being the inside measurements: \2 l / 2 feet, g l / 2 feet. 8 feet, j l/ 2 feet, 9 feet, 10 feet. 8 feet. 7 feet, 7 feet, 8 feet, 31 feet. The ledge runs then 50 feet further, gradually narrowing, while another wall occurs crossing it, after which it soon merges into the smooth wall of the cave. The first of the rooms had an aperture large enough to crawl through, leading outward; all the others of which there were about two to 128 PRIMITIVE ARCH...ITECTURE.
each room, were mere peep holes* [loop holes] about three inches in diameter and generally pierced through the wall at a downward angle.
In the central room of the main building, we found a circular basin-like depression, thirty inches across and ten inches deep, that had served as a hre-place, being still filled with the ashes and cinders of aboriginal fires. The surrounding walls were blackened with smoke and soot. This room was undoubtedly the kitchen of the house; some of the small rooms seem to have been used for the same purpose, !
What to read after The Cliff Dwellers And Pueblos?
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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