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| Title: | Landscape of rocks and trees with man-made walls |
| Date/circa: | 1939/1949 | |
| Photographer: | Ellison, Eddie Boyden (Santa Fe, N.M.) | |
| Subjects: | Archaeological sites--Photographs; | |
| Notes: | Image of a rock, pinon, and juniper covered landscape. The rocky ground seems to be made up of lava rock and indicates that the area was once covered by lava flows. Small boulders can be seen in the background and some of them have been used to make walls. The walls have been crudely made and they don't appear to have been for habitation structures. This negative was in Drawer 1 labeled "Indians." This is negative 5 of 34 in original sleeve. | |
| Negative#: | 12355 |
This photo is part of the Ellison family collection, donated to the Center by Gary Ellison, son of Betty D. and Edward H. "Rocky" Ellison and grandson of Eddie Boyden Ellison.
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