. Annual report. 1st-12th, 1867-1878. nnDnnnnnn □□□nnnnnnnn PUEBLO No. 8, Chaco Canon. N. M. Scale, 100 feet. Dar;( ),. PUEBLO No. 9,Chaco Canon, , 10 20 30 40 N. M. Scale. 50 M. JOYCE, WASHIN3T0 jackson.] KUINS OF CHACO CANON, NEW MEXICO. 445 none of which are larger than 5 by 8 feet inside. Tbe walls now standingare about 28 feet high; those about the right-hand portion are entirelyruinous and it is difficult to make out the original design. Some littlewood-work remains—a few vigas and some lintels over the windows. PUEBLO PENASCA BLANCA. Two miles farther down the canon from t
. Annual report. 1st-12th, 1867-1878. nnDnnnnnn □□□nnnnnnnn PUEBLO No. 8, Chaco Canon. N. M. Scale, 100 feet. Dar;( ),. PUEBLO No. 9,Chaco Canon, , 10 20 30 40 N. M. Scale. 50 M. JOYCE, WASHIN3T0 jackson.] KUINS OF CHACO CANON, NEW MEXICO. 445 none of which are larger than 5 by 8 feet inside. Tbe walls now standingare about 28 feet high; those about the right-hand portion are entirelyruinous and it is difficult to make out the original design. Some littlewood-work remains—a few vigas and some lintels over the windows. PUEBLO PENASCA BLANCA. Two miles farther down the canon from the last-described ruin, andoccupying the summit of a promontory-like point around which theChaco swings in a sharp elbow, are the ruins of the Pueblo PenascaBlanca. Next to the Pueblo Bonito this is the largest in exterior di-mensions of all the ruins. With the exception of the Pueblo Pintadoit is the only one on the south side of the canon, and the only one, withanother exception, built above the bottom of the canon. It is also un-like all the others in its ground plan, being an almost perfect greater diameter is north-northeast and south-southeast. The west-ern half
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