their very own were referred to dealers in Americana, who searched for
this already rare volume; and many were proud to get it, at last, at
ten, fifteen and even twenty times its original price. It will always be
a standard--the most photographic story yet printed of the life of the
prehistoric Americans.

CHARLES F. LUMMIS.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

Portrait of the Author _Frontispiece_
FACING PAGE
The East End of the Cañon of the Tyuonyi 8
A Modern Indian Dance 18
An Estufa 18
Rito de los Frijoles: Cavate Rooms in Cliff; Ruins
of Talus Pueblo at the Foot of Cliff 38
A Westerly Cliff of the Habitations of the Tyuonyi,
Showing Second and Third Story Caves, and
Some High Lookout Caves 70
A Navajo Hogan 88
The Heart of the Tyuonyi: The Excavated Lower
Story of the Great Terraced Communal House 88
Rito de los Frijoles: A Cliff Estufa of the Snake-Clan 116
The Dance of the Ayash Tyucotz 140
Indian Pueblo Dances of To-day: Lining Up for the
Dance; The "Clowns" 164