Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution . 1. Prehistoric agricultural terraces at OUantaytambo, in southern Peru, showing the mostintensive and specialized development of agriculture, at the other extreme from the milpasystem. ? I,! , , •; Jil ^\ J,w J it-- ;:• ^, _J\ • IN || I s 2. Ruin at Mitla overgrown with desert vegetation. Smithsonian Report, 1919.—Cook. Plate 1. Prehistoric mound near Sepacuite, Alta Vera Paz, Guatemala, discovered in clearing the forestfor a coffee plantation. A few teeth were found, but no bones, which probably had completelydecayed.

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