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CONTENTS.
Cover
Letter of Transmittal
Introduction
Cliff Palace a type of prehistoric culture
Recent history
Site of Cliff Palace
Prehistoric trails to Cliff Palace
General features
Destruction by the elements
Vandalism
Repair of walls
Major antiquities
General plan of Cliff Palace
Terraces and retaining walls
Tower quarter
Plaza quarter
Old quarter
Northern quarter
Masonry
Adobe bricks
Plastering
Paintings and rock markings
Refuse heaps
Secular rooms
Doors and windows
Floors and roofs
Fireplaces
Living rooms
Milling rooms
Granaries
Crematories
Ledge rooms
Enumeration of the rooms in Cliff Palace
Secular rooms
Kivas
Kivas of the first type
Kiva A
Kiva B
Kiva C
Kiva D
Kiva E
Kiva F
Kiva G
Kiva H
Kiva I
Kiva J
Kiva K
Kiva L
Kiva N
Kiva P
Kiva Q
Kiva S
Kiva T
Kiva U
Kiva V
A subtype of kivas (Kiva M)
Kivas of the second type
Kiva O
Kiva R
Kiva W
Minor antiquities
Stone implements
Pounding stones
Grinding stones
Miscellaneous stones
Pottery
Relations as determined by pottery
Symbols on pottery
Pottery rests
Basketry
Sandals
Wooden objects
Drills
Bone implements
Turquoise ear pendants and other objects
Seeds
Textiles
Human burials
Conclusions
ILLUSTRATIONS.
PLATES
1. Cliff Palace, from the Speaker-chief's house to the southern end
2. Cliff Palace, from the opposite side of the canyon
3a, 3b. The southern end, after and before repairing
4. Central part before repairing
5a, 5b. The round tower, from the north. General view of the ruin, before repairing
6. Central part, after repairing
7. Southern end, after repairing
8. Ground plan
9a, 9b. Main entrance. Southern end, showing repaired terraces
10a, 10b. Tower quarter, after repairing. Terraces at southern end, after repairing
11. Tower quarter
12a, 12b. The square tower, before and after repairing
13a, 13b. Details of Cliff Palace
14a, 14b. Square tower, after repairing. Old quarter
15. Speaker-chief's house, after repairing
16. Northern part, from the Speaker-chief's house to the western end
17a, 17b. Details of kiva A
18a, 18b. Kiva H, before repairing
19. Southeastern wall of kiva Q, before repairing
20. Axe with original handle
21a, 21b. Stone hatchets
22a, 22b. Stone objects
23a, 23b, 23c. Various objects from Cliff Palace
24a, 24b. Food bowls
25a, 25b, 25c. Vases and food bowls
26a, 26b. Pottery
27a, 27b. Pitch balls and vase
28. Rests for jars
29a, 29b. Basket hopper—side and bottom views
30a, 30b. Sandals
31. Sandals
32. Sandals
33a, 33b, 33c. Wooden objects
34. Bone implements
35. Bone implements
TEXT FIGURES
1. View down Navaho canyon
2. Coil of basket plaque
3. Planting sticks
4. Woven forehead band
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