The Grand Canyon of Arizona; How to See It
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They further tell me that up in the Canyon the rocks are covered with pictures." Ancient Dwellings. When Powell and his party reached 180 THE GRAND CAN\'ON OF ARIZONA the junction of the San Juan with the Colorado, they might have found a large number of ancient dweUings in the cHfFs not far away from where Bluff City now stands.
Further on, when the Bright Angel was discovered (the beautiful stream and canyon on the north side of the Canyon directly opposite El Tovar), the story of which is to...ld in a separate chapter. Major Powell went up a little gulch, just above Bright Angel Creek, about two hundred yards from their camp on the Colorado, and there he dis- covered the ruins of two or three old houses, which were originally of stone, laid in mortar. Only the foundations were left, but irregular blocks, of which the houses were constructed, were found lying scattered about. In one room he found an old mealing stone, deeply worn, as if it had been much used. A great deal of pottery was strewn around, and old trails, which in some places were deeply worn into the rocks, were seen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They further tell me that up in the Canyon the rocks are covered with pictures." Ancient Dwellings. When Powell and his party reached 180 THE GRAND CAN\'ON OF ARIZONA the junction of the San Juan with the Colorado, they might have found a large number of ancient dweUings in the cHfFs not far away from where Bluff City now stands.
Further on, when the Bright Angel was discovered (the beautiful stream and canyon on the north side of the Canyon directly opposite El Tovar), the story of which is to...ld in a separate chapter. Major Powell went up a little gulch, just above Bright Angel Creek, about two hundred yards from their camp on the Colorado, and there he dis- covered the ruins of two or three old houses, which were originally of stone, laid in mortar. Only the foundations were left, but irregular blocks, of which the houses were constructed, were found lying scattered about. In one room he found an old mealing stone, deeply worn, as if it had been much used. A great deal of pottery was strewn around, and old trails, which in some places were deeply worn into the rocks, were seen.
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