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Cliff Dwellers of Uintah Basin Described From Hill Canyon Ruins
An 1930s-1931 field study documents cliff dwellings and rock inscriptions in Hill Creek Canyon near Ouray Utah. It details multiple ruins around Taylor’s Ranch, Long Mesa, and Twin Pinnacles, noting circular towers, dug out habitations, caches with corn and bones, altars, petroglyphs, and defensive fortifications. It references Uintah culture influences and Pueblo connections with two archeological trips and local helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Green River
Nine Mile
Minnie Maud Creek
Taylors Tower Ranch
Faust
Taylor’s Ranch
Donald Beet
J W P Yewkes
Taylors Ranch
Irmer
Pelle Barney Phot
Ruin A
Eichz
Veone
Mra Norman
Taylor
Mir Clifford Broom
Hoberts
Huberta Frank H H Jr
Bhabikseschee
Chaco Canyon
New Mexco
Canton
Fing
Alto
Tailors Ranch
Hais
Taylor Ranch
Pna
Hilldine
Tatlor Ranch
Canson
Ponacie
Mesa Melne
Long Meca
No 4
Austin Wardles
Hulk Creek
Hortetcorm Wash
Plate Aumera
Mena
Thee Mins Nein
Mesa Belo
United Basin
Creular
Marthwett
Petorrantie Group
Long Mesa
No A
No 7
Ard
Canion
Taytors Ranch
Austin Wardiles
Hill Creek