. Bulletin. Ethnology. /// Nstlva Son. Figure 39.—Feature 3, Phillips Ranch site. Feature 4 (fig. 40). Shape: Circular. Dimensions: Diameter, feet; depth, feet. Pit walls: Unfaced refuse. Floor: Tramped bottom of the pit. The central part of the floor was about foot below the edges, so that the floor was surrounded by a bench from 4 to 5 feet wide. Roof supports: Four single and multiple primary supports in a rough square around the firepit. Light wall posts with occasional heavier members at irregular intervals. Entrance: Opening to the south. Logs had been set horizontally in th
. Bulletin. Ethnology. /// Nstlva Son. Figure 39.—Feature 3, Phillips Ranch site. Feature 4 (fig. 40). Shape: Circular. Dimensions: Diameter, feet; depth, feet. Pit walls: Unfaced refuse. Floor: Tramped bottom of the pit. The central part of the floor was about foot below the edges, so that the floor was surrounded by a bench from 4 to 5 feet wide. Roof supports: Four single and multiple primary supports in a rough square around the firepit. Light wall posts with occasional heavier members at irregular intervals. Entrance: Opening to the south. Logs had been set horizontally in the ground across the outer end and part way along the east side of the entrance passage. Firepit: Centrally located basin filled with whitish ash. Floor pits: One undercut and one straight-sided cache pit. Comments: There were no indications that this house had been Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.
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