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Roofless rooms and aligned doorways at Aztec Ruin

New Mexico

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G. Donald Bain

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Masonry walls at Aztec Ruins usually consist of outer layers of squared stones with an inner layer of rubble between. The small round holes are for roof/floor beams. Continual remodeling is suggested by bricked up doorways and a variety of stonework patterns.