Two Types of Southwestern Cliff Houses (Pamphlet)
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Description
Author: Fewkes, J. Walter (1850-1930)
Publisher: United States Government Printing Office (Washington, D.C.)
Pub Date: 1921
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Poor to Fair. Ex-library (twice). Stapled binding tight, but wearing. Library markings on upper front cover corner. Library stamp on bottom edge title page. Lower front cover corner has an approx. 1/8″ tear that will finish off that corner if you’re not careful (see photo). Lots of edge and corner wear.
Notes: Pamphlet. Offprint. Smithsonian Publication 2609. Originally published in the Smithsonian Report for 1919. “Taking, then, the circular form of the kiva as a characteristic feature, we may say that the southwestern cliff house has two forms: one with a kiva with a domed roof, the other with a flat roof; one constructed of regular horizontal, the other of irregular horizontal masonry;..” (Page 424).
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