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. Small houses of stone and mud extended up and down the north wall of the Canyon almost as far as the human eye could see. People were walking around, microscopic in size because of the distance, climbing up and down tiny ladders to and from the tops of their houses. They were clothed in cotton cloth, hides and furs. In the center of the valley, seemingly equidistant from both sides, was a huge circular house comprised of many small rooms, one on top of another, wi

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