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to work after dinner. Said that Barrios did not come back, but had
sent our cigarettes by the Indians ($/6.00 worth). Barrios sent 23
packages of 20 each of Mascota cigarrettes. Men say that Barrios
will come tomorrow with 3 more men. Men pleaded after dinner to rest
till morning, so did not send them down the hill after the boxes.
There was a boy with the 7 men that they asked to have hired, and
did so at 30c a day.

Thursday, Aug. 29, 1914.

3 more men arrived yesterday afternoon and the 11 (10 men
and boy) went to work this morning. Sent 6 men and boy down the hill
for packages. They brought the 6 boxes up but no paper. They were
in charge of the soldier. Started the others with the Lieutenant
to clearing a trail from north end of gardens to top of hill west of
Huayna Picchu. Found about 14 or 15 terraces on east side of hill
connected with projecting stone stairs, also a few stairways, and
on other side of Notch are 3 or 4 andenes very nicely built. On
south side of hill are a couple of small terraces near the top.
Beyond the Notch there is nothing in the direction of Huayna Picchu
except one small terrace about 10 ft. long on south side of next
(small) hill near the top. Don't know what I'll do without paper,
as there is nothing in camp except a few (3 or 4) newspapers.
Ricardo(Richarte ?) is fixing his chacra and Alvarez is at Intihuatana.
I think doing the same thing. Stephenson asks that Gardens be cleared
at once, so that he can work there, so will cut the brush at once,
for his benefit. At 11.55 A.M. the boy has just arrived with the
paper. Thank the Lord. In afternoon I unpacked 4 grub boxes and put
them in 2 sacks and packed 2 of the boxes with bones. Jacinto Barrios
arrived with striped vest, and a letter from the Governor of Ollantaytambo

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Friday, Aug. 30, 1912

Room No. 23A, continued.

It started to rain at 4.45 A.M. and at 9 A.M. it is
still raining heavily. All the men are at work, stopped raining at
9.45 but showers during rest of day. After dinner took 2 men to hunt
in house where I stopped last Saturday. Got a couple more pieces
of the broken stone dish, and also a white metal ornament pierced
with a hole, at 1 foot depth. Found second white metal ornament
about size of a 20c piece, same as the other, and pierced also,
in the center of the apartment at a foot depth, and about 2 ft. from
the first. In the wall of the room was a broken half of a red granite
corn crusher, oval shaped, about a foot x 7 in. x 4 in., and 20 ft.
away in front of the room, lay the other half on the surface. Also
found irregular oblong granite stone about 1 1/2 ft. x 1 ft. x 4 or 5
inches thick, smoothed on one side, evidently used as household utensil.

Saturday, Aug. 31, 1912

Lieutenant clearing brush and small trees in gardens, and
a couple of men working on main stairway and uncovering more baths.
A little to one side of center in Room No. 23A (about 12 x 16 ft. in
size) is a large granite rock, somewhat square and with top roughly
flattened about 4 x 5 ft. and about a foot higher than the floor,
which may have served for a table. Got small squared and polished stone,
broken, which may have been a wet stone. Also a small green stone
ornament 3/4 x 1 1/2 x 1/8 inches, also a polishing stone.

Room 23A continued.

2 more Indians showed up for work this morning. Very misty
with light rain. Found green stone ornament pierced with hole, also
a very fine square stone dish, about 6 x 3 x 4 inches, with a fine

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circular bowl in top side and very shallow one on bottom. Unfortunately one corner had been broken out of it, also broken end of large red granite pestle or crusher, and ring stone (green) with ring broken, small green hammer stone, also thin green slab about 10 x 14 inches, and a piece of a stone dish which had evidently broken in the rough or formative stage, also a straight round sherd handle, and at 2 ft. a polishing and a hammer stone.

Room 24A-- at south end of Big boulder S.E. of Snake Rock.

Got a broken champe or knife of bronze at 1 foot deep.

Also a number of sherds, with one bird's head.

Sunday, Sept. 1, 1912.

Lieutenant told me yesterday afternoon that the men from Ollantaytambo would all leave at the end of the week, and that if I did not at once send for another bunch, the work would stop, so this morning Lieutenant wrote letter for me to the Gobernador for 10 men and started Barrios back. Gave him S/11.00 fpr 10 men and himself. Looks like a graft, as only 7 were sent of the 10 called for, and 3 others showed up the next day. Think the Governor got 3 soles out of it, but don't see how to escape it if we are to keep the work going. Very rainy till noon and a little after noon. Lieutenant and our man went to Intihuatana (sent man) for coffee, meat, matches, etc. and they did not get back today.

Monday, Sept/2, 1912.

Heavy rain till 8 o'clock, and still foggy and raining some.

Room No. 24A continued.

Got sherds mostly plain, small and a large cat's head,

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small round pebble, small square bit of green stone, broken stone
scraper (?), bronze topa or pin pierced in head, and glory -- at
1 1/2 ft. a little towards N.W. corner of room, got bronze
knife, with handle decorated with figure of man with breech
cloth, on stomach, feet in air, pulling on a rope, to which is
attached a fish. Don't remember seeing anything like this in
museum at Lima. Also got short polished table stone lying flat on
floor in N.W. corner at 1 1/2 ft. deep, 2 pieces of paint, a
sherd about 3 or 4 inches, somewhat rectangular and with smoothed
edges. A foot from north wall and 2 ft. deep got bronze axe about
2 in. long, with one corner broken off edge. It has a good edge
and perfect T shaped top. A foot away got thin rectangular green
stone ornament about 1 1/4 x 2 1/2 x 1/8 inches pierced with a hole.
Also got broken green hammer stone. These things laid on floor
of room -- a sort of half cement and earth/ Also got heavy
cah's head sherd with hole in forehead, 2 sherd pot lids with
handles, and fine small stone dish ( for paints?) which also
seemed to have been used for hammer stone. It was made from 2 (?)
boulders. (Low down on main stairway they found a small hammer
stone of very rich silver (iron?) ore. Got a large piece of paint,
and green, square sided hammer stone with one side partly broken.
At 1 foot half of a beautiful red granite molidor or grinding stone.
At 5 inches a seed of the Luoma fruit. About half a table stone,
1 1/2 x 1 1/2 ft2 x 2 in. thick, and polished on one side, small
piece of thin table stone, and some small pieces of other table
stone unpolished at 1 foot deep. Got another big piece of the
large table stone and broken corner of same, couple of bits of
rough white quartz, chips of green stone, base of what had been
a beautiful round stone (polished) dish about 7 or 8 in. diameter,

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but sides all broken off, at 1 1/2 ft. deep. So far have not
gotten a single bone from this room, which is rather remarkable,
as every other place hunted furnished a number.

Told the men when they came that whoever found a rock with
marks or carvings on it, would reward him with 20c. for each rock.
Today in clearing N.W. side of fort (on top) at east side of gardens,
they discovered a wonderful one. It's a large flat topped one with
sun rays a foot or more in diameter, and with snakes and other markings
all over its slightly slanting, flat topped surface. Gave them 40c,
this rock is so extraordinary. Roughly it is about 6 x 8 ft. and the
carvings or snakes extend down the wall or N.W. side of the rock. Two
small sbrds were about 4 inches down in the crevices on top of the rock.
One of these snakes has teeth. I write this as rock is being cleaned.

Note—Think that the large green stone disks may have been
used round their fires to set ollas, etc. on, as have found by ex-
perience at our camp fire that the fire resisting qualities of the
green stone are excellent, and its a sure thing that the people
who lived here would have found out the same thing. Great head!
Wonderful perceptive abilities.

Tuesday, Sept. 3, 1912.

Room No. 24A continued.

Got beautiful polishing stone. About 2 ft. from south
end of room at 2 ft. depth, got a fine bronze ornament, and a foot
away a nice pierced pottery button, got green stone scraper and sherd
with rather slim neck, also granite ring stone over 4 inches thick
(broken), in which the ring had been cut about 7 inches back from the
face, another polishing stone. At 2 ft. depth small squared stone for
polishing or grinding, at 5 inches depth a charred piece of a wooden
dish, couple more polishing stones a foot deep, also several pieces

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Note— find that stone vessel which is of very fine, close grained stone was oblong in shape, had square corners, and was about 6 x 8 1.2 inches in size, and about 2 inches in depth. Who says that these fellows did not put designs on stone work?

Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1912.

Room No. 25 A continued.

Got green stone scraper, and 7th piece of the stone relief design, got 8th piece plain, hammer stone, couple pieces of pones, small oblong green stone ornament, llama tooth, small piece broken green ring stone. Thank the Lord that we've gotten enough pieces of the stone relief design to show the shape, and general size of the vessel. Also got small thin disk (sun?), another disk same poker chip size with scratches on face, and green stone disk 4 or 5 inches diameter, piece of green ring stone with ring intact, granite grinding stone (smoothed boulder) about 10 x 6 x 4 inches, with sides somewhat broken, small broken hammer stone. 2 more hammer stones, and 2 small pieces of table stone.

Just met Alvarez, and he says he can't go to work again till next week.

Room 25 A about 18 ft. diameter.

Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1912.

Room 26A— adjoining room 25A on the north and connected with it by a doorway. Also is just west of Round house where we got the broken axe (the first one).

Just inside door at 1 foot deep, got a nest of many (26) polishing stones, together with stone roughly cut, broken cornered rectangle dish about 6 x 4 inches x 1 1/2 in. deep, sides 3/4 inch thick, and bottom about 2 in. thick, small thin green stone

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sun (?), poker chip size, a larger one, broken ring stone, broken
stone pestle, small green ring stone, lot of sherds some of which are
painted. Thank the Lord again, in far or west corner of room got
a bottom corner piece (9th) of the stone relief dish of room No. 25,
this is 20 ft. away from the other furthest piece. Also got green
stone sun (?) about 1 1/2 in. diameter at 1 ft., a piece of paint.
In west side of room at 1 foot got 10th piece of the stone relief
dish, it is the largest piece yet-- a large piece of side, bottom and
one corner. 3 ft. away got large quarter (1/4) circular piece of
silver about 10 in. x 8 in. x 1/16 in. thick. Also oval shaped and
pointed at one end a green stone scraper (?) about 3 1/2 x 1 1/4 x 1/4
inches, and 11th piece (bottom) of stone relief dish and 12th and
13th bottom pieces close by, 14th and 15th side and bottom pieces
of the stone dish, also a cat's head, and 16th piece of stone dish,
17 and 18th side pieces and 19th bottom piece, also 20th corner
bottom piece of stone relief work dish, and cat's head sherd, and
in one place about a dozen thin sharp edged green stone chips about
3 in. diameter, 2 broken green stone "poker chips" or swms, another
about 3 in. in diameter, another fine poker chip, and narrow square
sided green stone pointed and about 3 in. long.

In east corner on top of large flat rock and under flat
slab got a number of pieces of very thin and fragile silver rect-
angular plate or ornament about 2 inches wide by 4 in. long, and
pierced on one end with 3 holes, and with 4 in. the other, also beside
it a small squared potsherd ornament (?) at 1 foot. Also got a
small round seed at 2 ft. and a green stone ornament rather small,
also fine large bronze champe, or knife at a little over a foot and
a green stone sun or poker chip.

Saragoza Domínguez and another man returned from Cuzco
this evening and will go to work in the morning.

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In main part of Room No. 26A, got 10 hammer stones, and
142 polishing stones, of which I took seven of the latter.

Find that I have all the bottom of the lovely stone relief
vessel, and all of the sides except about 2 inches or so of one
corner which we did not get, consider this wonderful luck to recover
so much of this precious vessel, broken as it was into some small
pieces and scattered thru 2 rooms over an area of about 12 ft. by
25 ft. What sort of tools did they use to carve this—stone or metal?

Thursday, Sept. 5, 1912

Room 26A continued.

Foggy and rainy this morning. At 1 foot got an oval
pottery adornment about 1 in. x 2 x 1½ inch, also very pretty
quartz crystal, hammer stone, large pieces of green stone, granite
ring stone, and near the wall small steel(?) wire, which has
probably been lost from parts of one of the clearing gang, a green
stone disk, 2 pieces of paint, sherds marked and unmarked, and granite
table stone squared, about 14 x 20 x 4 inches, with one edge rounded, a
nice stone pestle or grinding stone about 4 in. x 2 1/2 in. x 2 in. with
rounded ends and corners, lovely granite grinding stone about 2 ft.
x 8 in. x 4 in. and with sides somewhat flattened and oval grinding
face. At 2 ft. got a lovely bronze champe or pin, with round body about
1 foot long, and 6 pointed star shaped head, with projection in center.
It lay flat in the earth. Also got broken green stone scraper. Roughly
this room is about 14 ft. diam. but is irregular -- 5 sided. Also
got a cat's head.

Room 27 A. -- Next room west of No. 25A, and connected by
doorway.

Got green stone poker chip or sun, part of flat round base
(sherd) of chicha cup about 3 in. diameter, and on top of wall between

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Friday, Sept. 6, 1912

Room No. 28A-- 25 ft. S.W. of house on S.E. side of Sacred Plaza.

Room about 8 x 16 ft. Clear sunny morning. Old Trusty end 3 new men started to work this morning, also Richarte. Teniente still clearing in north gardens until noon. Got hammer stone on top of wall N.W. side beside doorway. Got small broken green stone scraper. One of my men told me that 8 men would leave on Sunday for their planting. Got green stone scraper, piece of rotted llama bone. Got a few sherds, but not one was marked, also 8 hammer stones and 2 polishing stones. As there was nothing interesting abandoned all, 2 small somewhat squared pieces of sherds and a green stone scraper.

Room No. 29A-- 40 ft. west of Main gate at high southern entrance to the town.

The Lieutenant had started to excavate in center of this room which is about 12 x 16 ft. Got table stone about 2 ft. square, and 2 in. thick, polished on one side, and broken in 3 pieces, but without grinding edge, at 1 foot deep in middle of room. It lay flat. At 1 ft. deep got a peculiar barrel shaped piece of pottery about 2 1/2 inches long x 1 inch thick, hollow with hole in side, and a small sort of hole at each end. (Think this a whistle, E.G.E.) Got green stone disk about 6 inches diameter, and many sherds, mostly plain. At 1 foot got small pottery ornament marked with parallel lines (1/2 inch diameter) and also piece of paint.

Cave No. 53.

Richarte brought in 3 human and 1 animal skull, a pile of sherds, and a silver-copper finger ring from cave about 500 yards south of camp, and a little higher.

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Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912.

Room No. 29A continued.

Got hammer stone at 1 foot in front of doorway, also small piece of bone. Bones seem to be very scarce in rooms. Got half of oval flattened grinding stone, couple of green stone slabs about 1 1/2 in. x 8 in. x 10 in., a 3 x 5 x 1/2 inch thick table stone piece polished on one side, 3 polishing stones and 6 hammer stones, one of which latter I took, and small piece of stone with edges oddly marked.

Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912

Room No. 30A at west corner of No. 29A.

Got 2 sherd handles, semicircular but three sided, 2 fine table stones polished on one side; one about 3 ft. x 10 in. x 1 1/2 in. the other about 26 in. x 18 in. x 1 1/2 in., broken half of nice pestle, lot of sherds, some of which were nicely marked, 5 in. diameter sherd neck of olla marked with small diamond design.

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Cave No. 54 -- 500 yds. south-easterly from camp.

Richarte got 2 skulls, 2 jaws, some leg, rib, and other bones, some sherds, and a bronze pin, and a llama headed bronze champe, both rather short, from this cave.

Men lost the file, so as I heard that 8 of them were to leave Sunday, would not pay the ax and machete men, till they looked for it again.

Sunday, Sept. 8, 1912.

Men looked for file for almost an hour this morning, and failed to find it, so after considering the labor situation, and the fact that Barrios has not returned with the other bunch of men, (he's been gone a week) and this is planting time, I paid them all off, as I was afraid that if I deducted for the file, they might spread reports that would keep other men away.

Went down to a cave in old building about 5th terrace below Princess Row, and got a part of a skull, and 3 leg bones from it, as they were in sight, and men are not thru clearing there. Took a walk thru ruin and in east corner of buildings opposite venter of gardens, found a wonderful circular dish about 2 ft. diameter, and 2 or 3 inches deep, cut in an immense boulder in room. Sent Ricardo below for change, as am afraid that may run out, also for matches. Also we unpacked 2 grub boxes, and I screwed cover on one already packed, but as got a couple of bad blisters on my fingers desisted. After dinner "scooped out" the tents, and went up to steps and tunnel above Richarte's place. Tunnel is only for purpose of going under road for the animals I think. Stevenson and I used 2 boxes of matches starting fires, but they all went out -- brush too damp. Sent Ricardo to Intihuatana for coca spoken of

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to 3d terrace at rear of houses and north of upper end of straight part of Main Stairway. Found broken bronze "champe", a potsherd llama foot of fine shape. Very much of the potsherds are so fragile when taken out that one can't clean them without breaking them, as the clayey soil sticks so hard, and also thick that it is better not to have them too clean, and also mixed with plain ones, as then they won't look so attractive, and are not so likely to be chosen by other parties. After dinner Dr. Eaton shot a million dead typhoid bugs in my left arm. Got almost half of a granite cut stone dish, forming part of wall at upper end of main stairway on north side. Got piece of heavy obsidian knife, and one spotted pot handle. Moved across to highest terrace south of houses on east side of Amphitheater and under 3 windows but only got half an olla, one round straight handle, and some green stone "scrapers".

Fri. Aug. 9-'12

Erdis had "dead" feeling and stiff sore arm from infection of yesterday. Did not work. Bestor searched north of Main Stairway on same terrace as upper house. Found 2 "birds heads", some green stone, "poker chips", some round potsherd handles, and 2 "cats heads", and some marked pottery.

At supper time just a few drops of rain fell. Teniente and Jarra continue with clearing gang at houses east of Amphitheater.

Sat. Aug. 10-'12.

Continued Bestor's work of yesterday for about 35 ft. along the Terrace. Got a few pieces of marked potsherds, and some "heads", also a number of green stone scrapers. Found a ring of white metal looking rather modern, as if it had been made to hold a stone. Could not tell at what depth it was, as we found it in raking over the dirt. Moved back up to the circular apartment back of house at S.E. side of

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at work there when I went up at 8:30 A.M. The Lieutenant said
he was in camp washing his clothes. He is lazy and absolutely
worthless. Richarte says that Alvarez has quit cave hunting
definitely-- suppose that he's afraid of spirits.

Room No. 35 A continued.

At a foot got 2 small pierced green stone ornaments, and
piece of obsidian that looked like the point of a knife, and
very odd sherd bird's head, small crystal of quartz, bit of paint,
2 small hammer stones, and 6 polishing stones, also got part
of stone whirligig and peculiar notched green stone.

Room No. 36 A. 3rd room south of No. 35A on same tier.
Room about 9 ft. x 22 ft. also hunted the alley 5 ft. wide in
front of it as this room had no wall on its upper or west side.

Cave No. 58.

600 yds. S. of Camp and above 2 pot cliff. Got pieces
of a skull, rib, arm and other bones, human and llama teeth,
potsherds, and bronze spear for catching fish.

Friday, Sept.13, 1912

Room No. 36 A continued.

Got pottery whirligig or button at 8 inches, piece
of sherd with red paint on it at a foot, also a small seed, also
green stone ornament marked with a X cross on one side, and
wonderful sherd handle, with body and tail, teeth and tongue of a
tiger or other animal, but with upper jaw and head missing, also
a large seed at a foot, small square green stone ornament.

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Monday, Sept.23, 1912

Only 2 men and 1 cave hunter (Richarte) showed up this morning. Richardo reported that they got to Huadquina too late to buy the coca, and that no more would be on sale until next Sunday, but that one could get it at Intihuatana for 3/5. As we were about out of coca, suppose it will be necessary to pay the extra sol. Let the Teniente go to Maras for 15 men, as he reported that Ollantaitambo was about drained. Just as he started he asked for 3/2 which I gave him, but for which I forgot to get a receipt. He says it will take 8 days. This is frightful. Rain let up about 7:20 A.M. today, but think it's not over as it is still very warm. Quit raining for the day at 1 P.M. Erdis dried some moss, and did some packing.

Cave No. 73.

2/3 way down hill N.E. of M.P.

3 badly broken skulls and 2 jaws, a lot of leg, arm, rib and other bones, 3 sort of whirligigs without holes, a green stone poker chip, bit of white quartz, stone ornament, and copper ornament with bit of string and one small bead on it, also some nice sherds.

Alvarez and Mesa said they'd cavehunt tomorrow while Richarte said that no more caves were down the hill.

Tuesday, Sept. 24, 1912

Alvarez and Mesa started to cave-hunt again this morning and also got 3 more men from Intihuatana. Rained a few drops in the night. Erdis in camp all day packing, wrapping up the skulls, bones, sherds, etc. Did not get all packed the whole steady. Richarte and Alvarez returned empty handed, and announced that they had hunted at Huayna Pichu all day. Sent a man to Intihuatana for coca, and he did not return till 5:30 P.M. as he said he had to wait for the duenó.

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Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1912

Stevenson and Ricardo moved camp down on the River this morn-
ing to be gone a week. He took one of the men with him, as he has
had one for the last couple of weeks, also one other to move down, who
will be back about noon, I suppose. Erdis finished packing bones and
sherdsp and packed the 3 empty boxes, then went down and fixed the
store tent, which had 3 bottom corner ropes broken.

Cave No. 74.

North end Machu Picchu - towards Huayna P. Got human skull
and part of jaw of old person, also dog or wolf's skull and jaw, some
leg, arm and other bones, some cloth, 2 sticks of cut wood in a fine
state of preservation.

An olla with the handles broken, and a small piece out of each
side, a couple of very odd sherd plates, a man's head sherd, olla, and
other sherds, some charcoal and seeds, a small rodent's jaws, and a
green stone poker chip, and 2 larger pottery chips, a queer sherd,
looking pieced, and what looks like a very big rotted peach stone.
Richarte says that the skeletons hands were up at its ears, that it
was crouched, and the wood was at its feet.

Cave No. 75.

½ way up M.P. Mountain on side towards Intihuatana. Got
2 skulls, arm, leg and other bones, jaws, etc., and part of skeleton
of a very small animal. Also one small sherd. One of the lower legs
had been broken at some time, and the large and small bone have grown
together.

Stevenson came back to camp, at supper time, as he can't check out
and says he'll have to check over a lot of his work.

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Sacred Plaza to go some deeper in center, but got nothing, so moved to S. W. side of 2d large boulder back of House on S. E. side of Sacred Plaza. Got a number of "cats heads," one piece with part of a snake, a handle with hind legs and tail of a lizard (?), about half a pot with 2 handles on same side at different heights, some very pretty potsherds, green stone scrapers etc. Think it wise to save all this pottery, as know that much of it will fit together. Got half of a lovely little olla about 3 in. high with a handle. In the evening Stephenson arrived with Ricardo.

Sunday, Aug. 11, 1912.

Took Stephenson over all the ruins in the morning. After dinner the Indians brought up five loads from down the hill. It rained hard during most of the afternoon. Bestor went down the hill with the five Indians.

Note--Charcoal is invariably found in the caves, scattered through the soil.

Monday, Aug. 12, 1912.

Started in opened cave, about 30 ft. north-north west of top of main Stairway, and 25 ft. S.W. of work of Saturday. Call this cave No. 2A. Got some llama and rodent bones badly rotted and broken, 39 small copper disks, about 1/2 inch diameter and very thin, with a hole punched in them. A polishing stone, cat's head and some marked pottery, also pieces of skull, and part of a stone pestle.

Cave No. 3A. 10 feet south of 2A. Got 2 small bronze champes--one of them shaped as deer or llama head, some badly rotted bones, beautifully marked sherds, one having raised snake in it, and some "cats heads," and 4 pieces of "paint dishes" to paint

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rectangular, about 11" x 6" x 4", with smooth rounded sides, but both
have the two long ends badly battered.

Cave No. 82.

down hill - east of M.P. Got skull, jaw, a few badly
rotted bones, a small broken pot and some other sherds and a pottery whirl-
igig.

Sunday, Sept.29, 1912

It rained most all night and until 11 a.m. today, and think it
was the heaviest rain storm since we came on the hill. Could not pack
yesterday's cave results as the moss is all soaked. After dinner found
green stone pāker chip and pottery whirligig on north side Main Stair-
way opposite the Tower. Have an infernal time trying to remember to
take weather observations. Heavy showers in afternoon.

Monday, Sept.30, 1912

Only 2 men this morning. Richarte not working and Alvarez at
Intihuatana. A little rain in afternoon. In the afternoon some of the
Indians from Maras began to arrive. Marcos came up the hill from Cuzco
with mail and 12 empty boxes. Justo arrived from Bumstead near Arna.
Sent down 2 packed boxes, and brought up 2 empties, as one of them
contained the mail, etc.

Tuesday, Oct.1, 1912

It rained last night. 12 of the 15 Indians from Maras reported
for work this morning, and said 3 more were coming. They are the finest
looking set of men we've had on the hill. Lieutenant has not returned
yet. Sent down 14 loaded boxes, and Bestor's bag, which he had sent for
in yesterday's mail. Marcos will take 12 boxes and Justo 4 boxes and

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Bestor's bag. They said they'd start early tomorrow. Richarte started to work this morning on cave hunting but said Alvarez and Mesa were at Intihuatana, and he did not think they'd work this week. Packed 2 boxes this morning. Gave Marcos S/1 to buy and send up bread.

## Cave No. 83. (Richarte and Erdis)

About 200 feet N.W. of Main Gate to town and on west andenes. Got dog's skull and jaws, part of llama jaw and few bones, badly broken skull and jaw and other bones including leg and arm bones, sherds, polishing stone and piece of paint, and lovely little olla about 2 inches wide by 1 1/2 in. high. Also pieces of another skull, a pretty fair jaw, leg and arm bones and few sherds, and very small green stone ornament, a couple of pebbles, sort of stone knife, and a couple of other stones.

Wednesday, Oct. 2, 1912

Very heavy rain last night. Ricardo says that the Teniente said he was tired of this, and would not return, but would send another man. As it is now, he's been gone 10 days, we're short 3 of the men sent for, no word of Barrios, and that blasted Teniente asked to have the soldier accompany him too. Can't split the gang to work in 2 places very handy, as have only the soldier for a boss. Heard of other terraces with windows in them back of the hill above the cemetery and towards San Miguel. Got 2 men started to hunting sherds, and neither one can speak Spanish. Also heard that Richarte had found a room on Huana Picchu cut out of solid rock.

## Sec. 44A continued.

Got small bird's head, flat bent sherd handle, (the first of its kind) a small thin piece of bronze, a piece of paint about 2 in. thick, all at about a foot, tho the sherds are from the surface to that depth.

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Also large green (?) stone dish about 8 in. diam., cat's head, duck's head, broken green stone poker chip, and bronze champe with handle bent back and with small bit of cloth in, at 1 foot. Also duck's head, rotten piece of llama bone, small green stone ornament, 2 bird's heads, straight round handle, rounded pebble, bit of rough white quartz, manefaced sherd with one eye broken off, curious sherd (?) with length-wise hole thru it and small projection on one side, small piece of table stone, and piece of rotten bone, and llama tooth, 5 polishing stones and 2 hammer stones.

Wednesday, Oct.2. continued.

House No. 45A - 12 x 39 feet on point on east side Gardens and east of Intilhuatana stone. Got rotten bone at 1 foot (Note - this house is just above Section 44 A discards).

Cave No. 84 - 1st skeleton.

200 feet west of Main gate to town. Got skull and jaw, leg and arm bones, rib and other bones, beautiful small stone ornament, carved and pierced thru 7 holes, 3 small bone beads, bit of broken silver and another ornament somewhat burnt. These ornaments were at the neck of the dear departed. Also a little cloth, a bone bead, and 2 pieces of what appears to be a green glass bead. If this is right, How about discovery of glass by these folks?

Cave No. 84 - 2nd skeleton.

Fine skull and jaw, and skeleton, some of the bones having dried meat hanging to them, and others somewhat burnt. Lot of cloth, 2 bronze neck ornaments, 2 small bone beads, green stone poker chip and very small poker ship, and a fine small black olla.

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stone and pieces of white "chalk" of perhaps Fullers earth, and a dozen seeds, some of which are burnt, and small rodent's jaw.

October 4, 1912, Friday.

Room No.47 A continued. Heavy (very) rain half the night. Got cat's head, small pierced broken ring stone (green) with the hole cut from one side only, at 6 in. deep, also large boulder grinder oval flat, and about 14" x 7" x 4". Quit the room as nothing appeared to be in it except a few sherds of fair quality.

Hunted in 3 other rooms east of the Gardens, but they were no good. Contained nothing.

Room No. 48 A. about 15' x 39'.

3d tier of houses below Princess Row, and in next to last on South end. Got some fair sherds, a lot of porous clay floor material (?] about 3/4 in. thick, green stone disk about 6 in. diameter, small shaped bit of green stone. Got small rounded stone with one end shaped for a pestle, piece of hammer stone, also fine stone war club with notch cut around the center for the withes. Just the same as North American Indian article, and the 2d I've found in M.Piechu.

(Note) -Saw a rattlesnake in the moat - the first I've seen in South America. He was a grayish in ground color, with light brown spots, had 4 or 5 slim rattles, which did not sound very loudly, and was about 20 inches in length. While I was climbing over a log to get at him, he slipped into the wall. Would not have lost him for a sol. The Indians say there are a few round here.

Also got green stone disk about 3 in. diam. at a foot, a llama tooth, and a wedge of paint about 2 in. square at the top and about 5 in.

long.

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Also got a lot of sherds painted and plain, couple of cat's heads
and couple of bird's heads.

Room No. 50 A.

Next to last room on south end of first tier below Princess
Row. Got a fine little chicha cup at 1 foot, also parrot head sherd
and 2 broken tiger heads and some nice sherds.

Cave No. 96.

1/3 way to River east of M.P.

Got a few badly rotted bones, a lot of sherds and 2 green stone
poker chips. The bones appeared to be mostly llama.

The soldier also brought in a nice pottery button, and a bird's
head sherd from head of central stairway on east side of houses east
of Gardens.

This afternoon Dr. Cosio of Cuzco arrived, and told me he was
sent as Government Representative to live with us. He has his own
stuff but no tent. Asked me if I had not received a letter from
Heald relative to his arrival. Thank the Lord that the bones and
sherd s that Richarte brought were rather burned. He was a little
inquisitive about whether we had found any ollas, skulls, etc., but
stood him off. He said Dr. Bingham arrived in Cuzco with his wife on
Thursday. Wish to God he was not here, as he promises to be a greater
nuisance than Jara. Showed me papers as representative for the
Government with us.

Sunday, Oct. 6, 1912.

Got cocoa and coffee today from Huadquina, also a letter from
Dr. Gregory from post office there. No rain today.

pottery from. This latter remark is a surmise.

Cave No. 4A. 10 feet south of 3A, very fine bones and some pottery, part of which is marked or painted.

Note--3 A and 4 A piled together by Ricardo.

Cave No. 5 A. Got some potsherds, and a ring of white metal one foot deep. Cave is ten feet east of No. 4 A.

The two men made sixty cents extra apiece today.

Note--pottery from all caves today might be mixed a little as they are so close together and in the rocks. A good deal of rain today. Drs. Bingham and Nelson today on short visit.

Got a side of a stone dish, and a green stone "sun" marked stone with hole in end, of the kind that appear in gable walls, (from the Lieutenant's gang) in clearing the main stairway just above Princess Row.

Tuesday, Aug. 13, 1912.

Continued to work Cave No. 5 A.

Got many potsherds. 3 very small rounded pebbles, some green stone scrapers, one bronze "topa," a piece of translucent quartz crystal, and a very pretty piece of potsherd handle with the pattern cut or scratched in, in diamond shaped design.

Cave No. 6 A.

30 feet N. W. of 5 A. and 70 feet S. E. of house on S.E. side of Sacred Plaza. 3 ft. inside cave and 1 foot deep, got cut stone ring (granite), about 5 in. outside diameter; 2 in. thick and about 1 in. inside diameter, a couple of pieces of lovely animal head sherd, broken white obsidian or agate blade, some fine bird and cats head sherds, broken piece black obsidian knife, flat circular disk charred, flat thin circular green stone disk, about 4 1/2 in. diameter rotted bones, 2 bases of ollas, 2 necks of little ollas, one of which was beautifully marked

a "3 bar" cat's head, a "paint stick," and some marked sherds.

A good deal of rain fell today. Depth from surface to
2 feet, but mostly about 1 foot.

Wednesday, Aug. 14, 1912.

Continued work in Cave No. 6 A.

Found nice bronze "champ" the first thing in the morning.
A "parrot head," round straight handle, polishing stones, section
of small cut stones (quartz) drinking cup, oddly cut in parallel
lines, some lovely potsherds, duck and birds heads, part of very
small olla, piece of paint, half of pottery disk about 4 in. diam-
eter, with a handle, green stone scrapers, and in one place in
rear of cave about 3 feet square got many very small pieces of
very small pots and ollas, and plates, and some of them were
beautiful, especially one maltese cross. Also part of a small
skull, though it was not human. Think all the bones in this cave
are animal.

Also dug trench about 3x10 feet and 1 1/2 feet deep
in front of cave No. 6A, and got a lot of sherds--some of
marked, which may fit those of No. 6A.

Cave 7 A.--about 12 ft. N W. of No. 6A.

Got some rotted llama bones and sherds, but very few
were marked, also a bronze pin about 6 or 7 inches long.
(Tetqui in Quichua)

Saturday Aug. 17, 1912.

Northeastern roof of No. 7A is formed of large boulder
of granite, rather smooth on upper side and forming a plane at an
angle of about 15 degrees. About 8 ft. from upper or pointed
end of roof is a line running 2/3 across the surface, slightly cut
in and about 2 inches wide, about 18 in. farther up is another
parallel to the first and to long diameter of rock, about 14 in. 1

up is another, about 13 in up is the 4th, 6 in. up is the 5th,
6 in. more is the 6th, 6 in. more the 7th, about 4 in. up is the
8th, and about 8 in. up is the 9th, which is roughly about 8 in.
from point of boulder.

Thursday, Aug. 15, 1912.

Continued work in Cave No. 7A. and got a few more
sherds and bones from surface to 1 1/2 ft. deep.

Cave No. 8 A--15 ft. East of No. 7A.

Got a lot of sherds, mostly plain, bones badly
rotted, and a lovely pottery button about an inch diameter, and
with a sort of sun and sun ray design on both sides. Also 9 thin
round green stone, 1 inch diameter, pierced near edge with a
hole, some pottery bases under the bottom of wall at front of
cave, polishing stones, some paint, lovely black pottery neck
(broken) with part of a man's head on it.

After dinner fire from below swept up over the hill, but
went on both sides of the Indian cabins (2) without injuring them.
Stephenson and Erdis and Ricardo took down the tents and moved
the entire camp a couple of hundred feet towards the ruins,
fired some of the terrace just below camp, cleaned other parts,
and about 4 P.M. started to put the camp back. The Indians helped
to move the camp back. Eaton and Bestor were down the hill.
About 6 P.M. Drs. Bingham and Nelson arrived from down the Valley,
and brought us mail.

Friday, Aug. 16, 1912.

Cave 9 A. 8 feet east of No. 8A.

Got pottery chicha cup (broken), a broken sherd
handle of a human sitting with doubled legs, 2 bronze "champes"
a foot apart, and all at about 1 foot deep, a couple of green stone
"poker chips", broken tiger head handle, a broken animal skull,

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polishing stones, very small rounded pebbles-(note--animal skull
was 2 1/2 feet deep), piece of red paint, bottom of drinking cup,
a bronze pin (Other in Quichua), piece of aeskull, 2 more green
stone "poker chips", green stone disk about 5 in. diameter, a bird's
head sherd, small piece white flint knife, 4 human teeth set in
piece of jaw bone, a parrot head sherd, a broken "champe" at 3 ft.
depth, the human teeth were also 3 ft. deep; green stone disk
3 1/2 in. diameter, birds head, bronze disk very thin about 2 in.
diameter, and with square pierced projection, half a painted
plate, piece of paint, 1 pot with body complete but base broken
off, cat's head round bronze "champe" about 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.
with square pierced projection,and about 2 ft. deep. It has a
zizzaz design engraved on face of projection and round the
edges. A piece of pottery pierced with 3 holes, a bird's head, and
8 hammer stones, and a lot of polishing stones. On top of
boulder over this cave are carved some snakes, etc.

Today Dr. Bingham uncovered many ring stones in place
in the gable ends of biuldings.

Saturday, Aug. 17, 1912.

Cave No. 10A. 15 ft. West of No. 9A.

Got a painted plate )6 in. deep) with only a small
piece broken out of edge, "champe" one foot deep, Duck's head.
The "champe" was more than a foot outside the entrance to the cave,
a small oblong green stone object with niches cut in edges--
think for neck adornment, a champe 3 ft. inside entrance and 1
foot deep, a green stone " poker chip," green stone disk about
4 in. diameter, rottedllama bones and teeth, and many green
stone flakes or chips with sharp edges which occur in all the caves

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so far searched, some nicely marked sherds, 2 pieces of paint,
green stone "tomahawk" pierced with hole at entrance to cave and
1 foot deep. At rear of western end of cave (also opens to
west) got a small champe, and broken bone needle at 1 foot depth.
Left 3 hammer stones untouched at eastern or front end of cave.
Got ring stone rather small with base broken off, a piece of
black obsidian, an oblong shaped piece of sherd apparently ground
on sides for a kind of handle, the 2 sections of small animal's
jaw with some teeth in them, and found but did not take 6 hammer
stones, also got lot of bones and sherds, etc.

Dr. Bingham discovers puzzling designs and holes on
under side of stone in base of doorway in Round Tower.

Side B corresponds with side B of roof boulder over cave
No. 7A (See Page 17.)

Face of boulder towards the west, and about 75 degrees
slope, of smooth even face. About 15 inches from side F, and about
a foot below top of boulder, long straight rounded trough begins.
It is about 4 1/2 ft. long, about 3 inches deep, and about 7 inches
in width, and is rounded at both ends. It is not cut in per-
fectly semi-circular but is more in the following shape

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Point of rock between E and D is about 3 ft. above ground.
Saturday Aug. 17 continued.

Cave No. 11A.

Got 2 green stone disks--one poker chip size, and the
other twice as large, polishing stones, hammer stones, bones and
sherd s.

Note--this cave is 35 ft. south of house at S.E. side
Sacred Plaza.

Sunday, Aug. 18, 1912.

Put sherds into 4 different sacks and sewed clothing.
Monday, Aug. 19, 1912.

Cave No. 11A continued.

Cave is about 30ft. south of house at S.E. south
Sacred Plaza.

Got green stone disks, bone joint button, cat's head,
large green stone disk (6 in. diam.) lot of bones some of
which were charred as usual, and at over 2 ft. depth large
pieces (4 in. diameter or more) of charcoal.

On roof over cave (big boulder with a smooth slop-
ing face, found 6 polishing stones and a number of sherds. Also
a rough trough-like depression in smooth face, about 2 1/4 ft. 1
long x 4 to 5 inches wide x 3 inches deep. It looked like it
had been started, but not finished. In cave got a number of sherds,
some of which were painted, one champe or pin about 7 inches long,
at 1 foot depth, 7 large green stone disks, and 1 long granite
pestle (a foot long) with part of side broken off. Also 2 hammer

right side (1.50 ft.) is about 1 foot from wall.

Monument extended 5 inches into ground.

Cave No. 12A. 15 feet from south corner of house
on S.E. side of Sacred Plaza.

A very few unmarked sherds, one hammer stone, and 6 small pebbles; took nothing.

Cave No. 13A. 125 ft. south of Temple.

Got lovely bone knitting needle, perfect at 1 foot depth
and at entrance to cave.

This is really 3 small caves that connect at the center
thus:

Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1912.

Dr. Bingham's visitor and mozo arrived about 8.15 A.M.

Cave No. 13A continued.

Got a lot of very heavy undecorated sherds, a fine
"flat head" plate handle, a quartz pebble, some rotten bones,
large bone button slightly broken.

Cave No. 14A. 10 ft. S.W. of No. 13A.

Got 1 broken champe at 1 foot depth, some bones, and a
number of sherds unpainted.

Note--about 35 feet south of cave 14A, got a stone
boulder dish about 10 in. long, by 7 wide x about 4 in. deep
with small circular depression in it about 3 1/2 in. across x 1 1/2
in. deep.

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My two men sent to Intihuatana. Nelson and Bestor left
first and Dr. Bingham next.

Wednesday Aug. 21, 1912.

Heavy rain late last night, and rainy and foggy
today (all morning)

Cave No. 15A. 8 feet southwest of 14A.

Got sherds, rotted bones, small hammer stone, green
stone scraper, bird's head, llama head, cat's head, teeth, polishing stones, small potsherd dish, piece of paint, and piece of table stone about a foot square.

Cave No. 16A. 8 ft. south of No. 15A.

Got a number of polishing stones, 4 good sized necks
of ollas, partly decorated, some bones, and a green stone disk and
very large sherds.

Cave No. 17A. 12 ft. S. of No. 16A.

Sherds, polishing stones, one green hammer stone about
6x3 inches, which discarded.

Cave No. 18A. 10 ft. E. of No. 17A.

Got 2 bone needles about 6 inches long. One was round
and the other was partly flattened at 1 foot depth. A green
stone disk, and a few sherds and 2 pieces of bone.

Cave No. 19A. 16 ft. south of No. 18A.

Got a sherd about 1 1/2 ft. across, partly painted
with hairpin design, and a very few sherds.

Thursday, Aug. 22, 1912.

Cave 19A continued.

Got 2 green stone disks and a squarish piece of same,
a few sherds, and at 6 in. depth got a round copper ball or button,
much like those of Picchu near Cuzco. Got a "cat's head"
painted, rotted bone. (Copper button was right at cave entrance.)

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At 6 in. depth a piece of paint about 1 1/2 in. across, marked on one side with impression of design of cloth, piece of "table" stone about 8 in. across, cut through low stone wall 2 1/2 feet high about 4 ft. outside cave, and at 3 ft. depth, and under wall got broken green hammer stone and couple of plain sherds. In cave got piece of the green stone about 1 foot x 2 inches thick, with one side heavily scratched.

Cave No. 20A. 25 ft. Westerly of No. 19A.

Got green disk size of a cent, half of green stone poker chip, bottom of olla broken for use as a plate--all at 6 in. depth, also at same depth piece of paint with some cloth impression, and pottery whirligig or button with sun rays (?) on both sides, also good sized neck of olla and some sherds, and a cat's head, very nice hammer stone, thin piece of green stone about 4x7 in.

Cave No. 21A. 50 ft. south of No. 20A, and on same level.

Got sherds, but all were plain and coarse, so took none. Nothing else in this cave.

Cave No. 22A. 45 ft. E. of No. 19A.

Got a straight round handle, green stone disk, and some sherds, neck of olla which had been decorated with face, but ears, nose, and eyes were broken, disk.

Friday, Aug. 23, 1912.

Light rain this morning.

Went first with Dr. Eaton up to where he discovered the 2 small pots at foot of cliff.

Cave No. 23A room--25 ft. N.W. of 22A.

Got a lot of sherds, some of which were nicely marked, a very small rounded pebble, a curious animal or whistle head,

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a pierced tin or silver medal, very thin, and size of twenty cent
piece at 6 in. depth, a green stone medallion at 1 ft. depth,
(Note--this room about 15 ft. south of cave No. 7A.) Got beautiful
green stone hammer or celt about 2 in. x3x6 inches at 1 foot
depth, green stone disk about 8 in. across middle, also a fine
stone about 2 1/3 x 1 1/2 ft. x 1 1/2 in. thick, straight edges, and
broken across middle, and top chipped off, but got most of chips.

Rather heavy showers at times during the day.

Saturday, Aug. 24, 1912.

Heavy rain all morning till 11 A.M. Rather heavy
rain all afternoon until (?)

Sent down 6 Indians with Ricardo to meet Arriero from
Cuzco at 12 M. It was raining pretty hard, and promised them
a full day for their work. Marcos went down with them and
said he'd not return as he had to look after horse and mule at
Intihuatana. Men returned empty handed.

Sunday, Aug. 25, 1912.

Heavy rain during night, and hard showers most all
today. Ricardo came over at breakfast time and said that men
had all pulled out early for the harvest. Also said that some
would return in 2 weeks. Lieutenant went to foot of hill to watch
for passing of arriero. Found a stone just below and 20 ft. S.E.
of camp, about 1 1/4 ft. diameter, which was dish on one side,
and table stone on other; with it were hammer stone and polishing
stone, and green stone. On hill above and south of town found
big carved boulder with steps cut in north side, and big stone (ring?)
cut diagonal in east side. Among these, are many water worn
rocks, sitting straight up in ground. Will prospect later to

see if are graves of not.

No sign yet of arriero.

Monday, Aug. 26, 1912.

Dr. Eaton went down the hill this morning. Ricardo and the Lieutenant carried his baggage. Ricardo returned at 2 P.M. Showers all day. Stephenson got in 2 hours work. Erdis went up the hill prospecting, but found nothing except more terraces. No sign yet of arriero from Cuzco.

Tuesday, Aug. 27, 1912.

Showers most all night, very rainy and windy at breakfast time, with the snow rather low on the hills across the River opposite camp. Showers best part of day. At 11.30 A.M. arriero from Cuzco arrived with mail. Said he had put the 6 boxes on this side of the River. Took my mail out (none for Stephenson) and gave him back the package. He reported that he had seen Barrios in Urubamba 3 days past, and that the latter said he was not coming back. Told him to leave Benigno here as per order of Dr. Bingham, and he demanded a "papelito," --what for I don't know. Did not give him one, and he did not send Benigno.

Wednesday, Aug. 28, 1912.

Asked Lieutenant to go to Urubamba and get money from Barrios, have him punished, and bring men. Lieutenant said that probably Jimenez would be back today with the men, and if he were not, he'd go tomorrow. Rather cloudy, but hope it won't rain. Soldier got up from Intihuatana at 11.30 A.M. Brought me S/5 of cigarrettes, S/1 of queso, 2 ears of green corn, told me he had borrowed the other S/4, and said that 7 Indians came up the other way and would go to work after dinner. Said that Barrios did

not come back, but had sent our cigarrettes by the Indians
(S/6.00 worth). Barrios sent 23 packages of 20 each of Mascota cig-
arrettes. Men say that Barrois will come tomorrow with 3 more
men. Men pleaded after dinner to rest till morning, so did
not send them down the hill after the boxes. There was a boy
with the 7 men that they asked to have hired, and did so at 30c
a day.

Thursday, Aug. 29, 1912.

3 more men arrived yesterday afternoon and the 11
(10 men and boy) went to work this morning. Sent 6 men and boy
down the hill for packages. They brought the 6 boxes up but no
paper. They were in charge of the soldier. Started the others
with the Lieutenant to clearing a trail from north end of gardens
to top of hill west of Huayna Picchu. Found about 14 or 15
terraces on east side of hill connected with projecting stone
stairs, also a few stairways, and on north side of Notch are 3 or
4 andenes very nicely built. On south side of hill are a couple
of small terraces near the top. Beyond the Notch there is nothing
in the direction of Huayna Picchu except one small terrace about
10 ft. long on south side of next (small) hill near the top.
Don't know what I'll do without paper, as there is nothing in
 camp except a few (3 or 4) newspapers. Ricardo is fixing his chacra
 and Alvarez is at Intihuatana. I think doing the same thing.
Stephenson asks that Gardens be cleared at once, so that he can
work there, so will cut the brush at once, for his benefit. At
11.55 A.M. the boy has just arrived with the paper. Thank the
Lord. In afternoon I unpacked 4 grub boxes and put them in 2 sacks
and packed 2 of the boxes with bones. Jacinto Barrios arrived
with striped vest, and a letter from the Governor of Ollantaytambo.

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Friday, Aug. 30, 1912.

Room No. 23A continued

It started to rain at 4.45 A.M. and at 9 A.M. it is still raining heavily. All the men are at work, stopped raining at 9.45 but showers during rest of day. After dinner took 2 men to hunt in house where I stopped last Saturday. Got a couple more pieces of the broken stone dish, and also a white metal ornament pierced with a hole, at 1 foot depth. Found second white metal ornament about size of a 20c piece, same as the other, and pierced also, in the center of the apartment at a foot depth, and about 2 ft. from the first. In the wall of the room was the broken half of a red granite corn crusher, oval shaped, about a foot x 7 in. x 4 in., and 20 ft. away in front of the room, lay the other half on the surface. Also found irregular oblong granite stone about 1 1/2 ft. x 1 ft. x 4 or 5 inches thick, smoothed on one side, evidently used as household utensil.

Saturday, Aug. 31, 1912.

Lieutenant clearing brush and small trees in gardens, and a couple of men working on main stairway and uncovering more baths. A little to one side of center in Room No. 23A (about 12 x 16 ft. size) is a large granite rock, somewhat square and with top roughly flattened about 4 x 5 ft. and about a foot higher than the floor, which may have served for a table. Got small squared and polished stone, broken, which may have been a whet stone. Also a small green stone ornament 3/4 x 1 1/2 x 1/8 inches, also a polishing stone.

Room 23A continued.

Very misty with light rain. Found green stone ornament pierced with hole, also a very fine square stone dish, about 6 x 3 x 4 inches, with a fine circular bowl in top side and very shallow

one on bottom. Unfortunately one corner had been broken out of
it, also broken end of large red granite pestle or crusher, and
ring stone (green) with ring broken, small green hammer stone, also
thin green stone slab about 10 x 14 inches, and a piece of a
stone dish which had evidently broken in the rough or formative
stage, also a straight round sherd handle, and at 2 ft. a polishing
and a hammer stone.

Room 24A--at south end of Big boulder S.E. of Snake
Rock.

Sunday Sept. 1, 1912,

Lieutenant told me yesterday afternoon that the men from
Ollantaytambo would all leave at the end of the week, and that if
I did not at once send for another bunch, the work would stop, so
this morning Lieutenant wrote letter for me to the Gobéñador
for 10 men and started Barrios back. Gave him S/11.00 for 10 men
and himself. Looks like a graft, as only 7 were sent of the 10
called for, and 3 others showed up the next day. Think the Gover-
nor got 3 soles out of it, but don't see how to escape it if we
are to keep the work going. Very rainy till noon and a little
after noon. Lieutenant and our man went to Intihuatana (sent
man) for coffee, meat, matches, etc. and they did not get
back today.

Monday, Sept. 2, 1912.

Room No. 24A continued.

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small round pebble, small square bit green stone, broken stone
scraper(?), bronze topa or pin pierced in head, and glory--at
1 1/2 ft. a little towards N.W. corner of room, got bronze
knife, with handle decorated with figure of man with breech
cloth, on stomach, feet in air, pulling on a rope, to which is
attached a fish, Don't remember seeing anything like this in
museum at Lima. Also got short polished table stone lying flat
on floor in N. W. corner at 1 1/2 ft. deep, 2 pieces of paint,
a sherd about 3 9/16 inches, somewhat rectangular and with smoothed
edges, a foot from north wall and 2 ft. deep got bronze axe about
4 in. long, with one corner broken off edge. It has a good edge
and perfect T shaped top. A foot away got thin rectangular green
stone ornament about 1 1/4 x 2 1/2 x 1/8 inches pierced with a
hole. Also got broken green hammer stone. These things laid
on floor of room--a sort of half cement and earth. Also got
heavy cat's head sherd with hole in forehead, 2 sherd pot lids with
handles, and fine small stone dish (for paints?) which also
seemed to have been used for hammer stone. It was made from 2
boulders. (Low down on main stairway they found a small hammer
stone of very rich silver ore). Got a large piece of paint,
and green, square sided hammer stone with one side partly broken.
At 1 foot half of a beautiful red granite molidor or grinding
stone. At 5 inches a seed of the Lucma fruit. About half a table
stone, 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 ft x 2 in. thick, and polished on one side,
small piece of thin table stone, and some small pieces of other
table stone unpolished at 1 foot deep. Got another big piece of
the large table stone and broken corner of same, couple of bits
of rough white quartz, chips of green stone, base of what had
been a beautiful round stone (polished) dish about 7 or 8 in. diam-
eter, but sides all broken off, at 1 1/2 ft. deep. So far have
not gotten a single bone from this room, which is rather remark

Told the men when they came that whoever found a rock
with marks or carvings on it, would reward him with 20c for each
rock. Today in clearing N. W. side of fort (on top) at east side
of gardens, they discovered a wonderful one. It's a large flat
topped one with sun rays a foot or more in diameter, and with
snakes and other markings all over its slightly slanting, flat
topped surface. Gave them 40c, this rock is so extraordinary.
Roughly it is about 6 x 8 ft. and the carvings or snakes extend
down the wall or N.W. side of the rock. Two small sherds were
about 4 inches down in the crevices on top of the rock. One of these
snakes has teeth. I write this as rock is being cleaned.

Note--Think that the large green stone disks may have
been used round their fires to set ollas, etc. on, as have found
by experience at our camp fire that the fire resisting qualities
of the green stone are excellent, and its a sure thing that the
people who lived here would have found out the same thing.
Great head! Wonderful perceptive abilities.

Tuesday, Sept. 3 1912.

Room No. 24A continued.

stones a foot deep, also several pieces of paint at 1 foot,
some marked and unmarked sherds.

Hunted at head of main stairway but only got sherd
base of chicha cup and a few polishing stones which I added to
the pile from north side of Main Stairway.

Room 25A--100 ft. S.S.E. of Temple, and right at
entrance of cave No. 11A.

At 1 foot deep in west corner of room (irregular) shape)
got a wonderful stone sherd about 3 inches long and 1/4 inch thick
with a straight line and spiral circle design carved in relief
in a border about 3/4 inch wide along the top of the polished
side. 2 ft. away got another polished but plain stone sherd,
which appeared to be part of base of a straight sided vessel.
Also a number of polishing stones. At 1 ft. got a very fine
stone polished circular stone (sun?) about 3 in. diam., and
1/4 inch thick with edges squared nicely. A foot from this
got green stone half circle (4 in. diam.) with square aperture
of about 1 inch in center of flat or straight side.

Got rough green stone disk, also small thin green stone
(2 in. diam.) sun(?), and another piece of the stone sherd with
the straight line and spiral relief carving on it at a foot deep.
This second piece was 6 ft. away from the first, but the pieces
fit together, thank the Lord, and will hope for the balance,
but hardly dare to expect more of it. Got a 3rd piece of this
stone but it doesn't fit the other two. Got a 4th piece, got a
fifth piece broken by pick, got one piece of bone, and many
polishing stones, also very small polishing stone, and a cat's
head, also small green stone ornament. Got 6th piece of the
stone relief, and find that it is some sort of square vessel. Also
got green stone disk.

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Note--find that stone vessel which is of very fine,
close grained stone was oblong in shape, had square corners, and
was about 6 x 8 1/2 inches in size, and about 2 inches in depth.
Who says that these fellows did not put designs on stone work?

Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1912.

Room No.25A continued.

Got green stone scraper, and 7th piece of the stone
relief design, got 8th piece plain, hammer stone, couple pieces
of bones, small oblong green stone ornament, llama tooth, small
piece broken green ring stone. Thank the Lord that we've gotten
enough pieces of the stone relief design to show the shape, and
general size of the vessel. Also got small thin disk (sun?), an-
other disk same poker chip size with scratches on face, and green
stone disk 4 or 5 inches diameter, piece of green ring stone with
ring intact, granite grinding stone (smoothed boulder) about
10 x 6 x 4 inches, with sides somewhat broken, small broken hammer
stone. 2 more hammer stones, and 2 small pieces of table stone.

Room 25A about 18 ft. diameter.

Wednesday Sept. 4, 1912.

Room 26A--adjoining room 25A on the north and connected
with it by a doorway. Also is just west of Round house where
we got the broken axe (the first one.)

Just inside door at 1 foot deep, got a nest of many (26)
polishing stones, together with stone roughly cut, broken cornered
rectangular dish about 6 x 4 inches x 1 1/2 in. deep, sides 3/4
inch thick, and bottom about 2 in. thick, small thin green stone
sun (?), poker chip size, a larger one, broken ring stone,
broken stone pestle, small green ring stone, lot of sherds some

of which are painted. Thank the Lord again, in far or west corner
of room got a bottom corner piece (9th) of the stone relief dish
of room No. 25, this is 20 ft. away from the other furthest piece.
Also got green stone sun(?) about 1 1/2 in. diameter at 1 ft., a
piece of paint. In west side of room at 1 foot got 10th piece
of the stone relief dish, it is the largest piece yet-- a large
piece of side, bottom and one corner. 3 ft. away got large quarter
--circular piece of silver about 10 in. x 2 in. x 1/16 in. thick.
Also oval shaped and pointed at one end a green stone scraper
(?) about 3 1/2 x 1 1/4 x 1/4 inches, and 11th piece(bottom) of stone
relief dish and 12th and 13th bottom pieces close by, 14th and 15th
side and bottom pieces of the stone dish, also a cat's head, and
16th piece of stone dish, 17 and 18th side pieces and 19th bottom
piece, also 20th corner bottom piece of stone relief work dish,
and cat's head sherd, and in one place about a dozen thin sharp
edged green stone chips about 3 in. diameter, 2 broken green stone
"poker chips" or suns, another about 3 in. diameter, another fine
poker chip, and narrow square sided green stone pointed and about
3 in. long.

In east corner on top of large flat rock and under
flat slab got a number of pieces of very thin and fragile silver
rectangular plate or ornament about 2 inches wide by 4 in. long, and
pierced on one end with 3 holes, and with 4 in. the other, also be-
side it a small squared potsherd ornament(?) at 1 foot. Also
got a small round seed at 2 ft. and a green stone ornament rather
small, also fine large bronze champe, or knife at a little over
a foot and a green stone sun or poker chip.

Find that I have all the bottom of the lovely stone
relief vessel, and all of the sides except about 2 inches or so
of one corner which we did not get, consider this wonderful
luck to recover so much of this precious vessel, broken as it was
into so many small pieces and scattered thru 2 rooms over an area
of about 12 ft. by 25 ft. What sort of tools did they use
to carve this--stone or metal?

Thursday, Sept. 5, 1912.

Room 26 A continued.

Foggy and rainy this morning. At 1 foot got an oval
pottery adornment about 1 in. x 2 x 1/2 inch, also very pretty
quartz crystal, hammer stone, large pieces of green stone, granite
ring stone, and near the wall small steel(?) wire, which has
probably been lost from pants of one of the clearing gang, a green
stone disk, 2 pieces of paint, sherds marked and unmarked, and
granite table stone squared, about 14 x 20 x 4 inches, with one
edge rounded, a nice stone pestle or grinding stone about 4 in. x
2 1/2 in. x 2 in. with rounded ends and corners, lovely granite
grinding stone about 2 ft. x 8 in. x 4 in. and with sides somewhat
flattened and oval grinding face. At 2 ft. got a lovely bronze
champe or pin, with round body about a foot long, and 6 pointed star
shaped head, with projection in center. It lay flat in the earth.
Also got broken green stone scraper. Roughly this room is about
14 ft. diam. but is irregular--5 sided. Also got a cat's head.

Room 27 A.--Next room west of No. 25A, and connected
by doorway.

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wall between rooms 27A and 25A found a "nest" under 5 inches of soil and got 13 small green stone "poker chips" or suns about an inch diameter, and one large one about 2 1/2 inches diameter. These were in a space 6 inches square. Got cat's head on large (6 in.) neck of decorated sherd, and a lot of other pieces which think go with the same olla. Got 2 large pieces of green stone, one of which was roughly rounded and about 10 in. diameter, at 6 inches deep. Also broken table stone, about a foot by 16 in. x 1 1/2 in. with oval smooth edge for grinding. Got stone pestle about 6 in. long, very many sherds plain and marked. Bronze ball or button at 1 foot, cat's head, 4 small pebbles, and very heavy rough sided table stone 1 1/2 x 2 ft. x 4 or 5 in. thick with one side worn smooth. At 1 ft. got green stone poker chip or sun pierced with small hole. Broken green hammer stone which must have been about 7 in. x 10 in. x 5 in., 1 x 3 inch piece of thin stone scraper, 2 green stone poker chips, small piece table stone, piece of llama bone, also large table stone, with slight depression in center, stone about 20 in. x 3 1/2 ft. x 5 or 6 inches. In addition room contained 10 hammer stones 3 inches in diameter, beside the big green broken one before mentioned, and 21 polishing stones. Removed from east side of room in wall a grinding stone of granite, about 16 in. x 10 in. x 4 in., with the usual oval smooth side. It formed a part of the wall. This room is about 12 x 20 ft. and has 3 small blind windows on south west side, and 2 small ones and a very low broad window on N.W. side, also on top of wall between this room and No. 25A is peculiarly cut rock thus.

Friday Sept. 6, 1912.

Room No. 28A--25 ft. S. W. of house on SE. side of Sacred Plaza.

Room about 8 x 16 ft. Clear sunny morning. Old Trusty and 3 new men started to work this morning, also Richarte. Teniente still clearing in north gardens until noon. Got hammer stone on top of wall N.W. side beside doorway. Got small broken green stone scraper. One of my men told me that 8 men would leave on Sunday for their planting. Got green stone scraper, piece of rotted llama bone. Got a few sherds, but not one was marked, also 8 hammer stones and 2 polishing stones. As there was nothing interesting abandoned all, 2 small somewhat squared pieces of sherds and a green stone scraper.

Room No. 29A--40 ft. west of Main gate at high southern entrance to the town.

The Lieutenant had started to excavate in center of this room which is about 12 x 16 ft. got table stone about 2 ft. square and 2 in. thick, polished on one side, and broken in 3 pieces, but without grinding edge, at 1 foot deep in middle of room. It lay flat. At 1 foot deep got a peculiar barrel shaped piece of pottery about 2 1/2 inches long x 1 inch thick, hollow with hole in side, and a small sort of hole in each end. Got green stone disk about 6 inches diameter, and many sherds, mostly plain. At 1 foot got small pottery ornament marked with parallel lines ( 1/2 inch diameter) and also piece of paint.

Cave No. 53.

Richarte brought in 3 human and 1 animal skull, a pile of sherds and a silver-copper finger ring from cave about 500 yards south of camp, and a little higher.

Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912.

Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912.

Room No. 29A continued.

Saturday, Sept. 7, 1912.

Got 2 sherd handles, semicircular but three sided, 2 fine table stones polished on one side--one about 3 ft. x 10 in. x 1 1/2 in., the other about 26 in. x 18 in. x 1 1/2 in., broken half of nice pestle, lot of sherds, some of which were nicely marked, 5 in. diameter sherd neck of olla marked with small

diamond design. Very odd stone with sort of projecting collar on
one end about 2 in. x 4 x 1/3 inches, very small oval shaped green
stone ornament about 1/2 inch long, and about 1/16 inch think.
Small black glazed pebble about 1/2 x 1/4 inch, flake of green
stone scraper, all about a foot deep. This part of the hill
doesn't appear to yield any metal things, also got 3 polishing
stones, but took none.

Room No. 31A, just north of No. 30. Room about
8 x 10 ft.

Got large broken saucer about 9 in or 10 in. across,
3 small green stone ornaments at 1 foot, broken polished table
stone, several green stone slabs, one of which, about 8 x 15 inches
x 1 inch was smoothed all round its edges, a green stone hammer
or pestle about 3 x 7 in., green stone slab about 8 in x 1 in. x
11 inches, small triangular green stone ornament, also got 3
polishing stones, and small dice-shaped marked pottery about
1/2 inch cube. This also includes about a dozen sherds and a few
bones from small cave 8 ft. west and 10 ft. lower. Got hammer
stone also.

Room No. 32A.--about 22 ft. square.

At 4 inches depth got decorated iron knife handle
pierced with 3 holes. At a foot got 2 very small green stone
ornaments, a bird's head and small rounded pebble. At 8 inches got
small irregular piece of bronze, somewhat thin and about an inch
across, a peephole stone at 6 inches, and mixed with the fallen wall,
half of a fine granite grinding stone which had been shaped about
1 1/2 inches thick, at 8 inches 2 cat's heads, at 6 inches got
small rounded and polished obsidian pebble, also small green
stone ornament, also small rounded pebble.

Cave No. 54.--500 yds. south-easterly from camp.

Sunday, Sept. 8, 1912.

Went down to a cave in old building about 5th terrace
below Princess Row, and got a part of a skull, and 3 leg bones
from it, as they were in sight, and men are not thru clearing
there. Took a walk thru ruin and in east corner of buildings op-
posite center of gardens, found a wonder circular dish about 2 ft.
diameter, and 2 or 3 inches deep, cut in an immense boulder in
room. Sent Ricardo below for change, as am afraid that may run
out, also for matches. Also we unpacked 2 grub boxes, and I screwed
cover on one already packed, but as got a couple of bad blisters
on my fingers desisted. After dinner "scooped out" the tents,
and went up to steps and tunnel above Richarte's place. Tunnel
is only for purpose of going under road for the animals I think.
Stevenson and I used 2 boxes of matches starting fires, but they

all went out--brush still too damp. Sent Ricardo to Intihuatana for coca spoken of by Marcos, but man was in the hills and he could not get it, also sent him to Huaquina for string and change for £2, but could only get soles.

Monday, Sept. 9, 1912.

Room No. 32A continued.

8 or 9 men left yesterday, but 5 others arrived so that we started with 18 men this morning. Got 2 small 1/2 inch rounded pebbles, small knife blade shaped green stone ornament, polished black obsidian pebble, another 2 small green stone ornaments, and 25 small black polished obsidian pebbles, a small rounded pebble, all from 6 inches to a foot deep, flat arrow head shaped rock about 1 x 2 1/2 x 1/4 inches, 2 small green stone ornaments, small quartz crystal, piece of green stone with deep long notches in it, and another obsidian pebble. Practically all these obsidian pebbles were in N.W. corner of room at 1 foot depth. Most everything else was at 6 inches, a long narrow eyed cat's head sherd, long sherd neck at a foot. Also got small squared edge green stone, and small green stone ornament, small rounded pebble, small cat's head, rough white quartz pebble, pointed oval piece green stone about 5 inches long by 1/2 inch thick, also a flat round hammer stone about 1 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches, small green stone poker chip, a cat's head, got a small dark snake about a foot long. Also got small odd shaped green stone ornament at 1 foot deep. Got only 2 polishing stones in entire room, most all of the sherds were very small and plain. It's the poorest room I've entered yet. Got 8 or 10 small pebbles also.

Cave No. 55. more southerly from Camp, about 500 yds.

Got one very rotten skull, some leg bones and pieces

of ollas and jaw, and other bones. Cave is 500 yds. southerly
from camp and above the 2 pot cliff of Dr. Eaton. This is Richarte's
work as Alvarez appears to have deserted us.

Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1912.

Room No. 33A --about 9 x 35 ft.

Light rain last night--light rain this morning.

Barrios got in yesterday afternoon. Had been gone since Sept. 1.
He has only 4 men and brought no letter, said he could not get
one and that 3 more men would show up today. So far this leaves
9 men shy on money sent. If not enough show up today will ask
him for the balance of men's names and send to the Gobendor for
an explanation. There's sure a big nigger in the woodpile
somewhere.

Got small cross shaped green stone ornament, at 1
foot. Room is N.E. of No. 32A, and about 9 x 40 feet. Started
in middle, but no sherds showing came to southerly 10 ft.
where there's a lot of large sherds, plain and marked and where
Richarte got large cat's head, large irregular green stone scraper,
a small one, pebble, bird's head, broken black tiger head, small
green stone ornament at 1 foot, also a duck's head and small
white quartz crystal, also at a foot, red quartz crystal small,
and with notch for cord round the base, bird's head, green stone
disk, small pebble, small green stone ornament. Thank the Lord--
got a broken silver bird's head and neck at a foot, also finely
polished egg shaped agate ornament about 2 in. x 1 in. x 3/4 in.,
green stone scraper about 1 x 2 inches, small circular hole about
1 x 2 inches cut in stone--think it was for paint dish, at one
foot. Got also 5 small hammer stones, and 12 polishing stones in

south end of room. One of the small hammer stones contains very
much iron. Sent Saragoza to Intihuatana for that cocoa this
morning, and he returned at noon.

Also got straight round sherd handle small smelted bit of
bronze, a small bone number of small pebbles, bit of table stone.
Many of the large sherds in south end of room were mixed with
loose rocks, as if they had been carried down when the wall fell.
Also got small head shaped flat green stone ornament, small birds
head. Also a lot of green stone chips and 6 more polishing
stones. As"pickings" were very poor, I abandoned the room,
after hunting over about 1/3 of it.

Room No. 34A--N. end of houses on second tier above end
of straight part of Main Stairway.

Room fronts on winding part of the stairs and is about
7 ft. square. Got very odd sherd handle (at 1 foot) shaped like
a mushroom with eyes etc. a green stone scraper and a disk,
green stone poker chip, a fine hammer stone round with flattened
sides, small triangular green stone scraper. This room is
about 110 ft. S.E. of Snake Rock.

Cave No. 56--500 yds. S.E. of Camp, above 2 foot cliff.

Got a skull, human and llama teeth, some pot-sherds,
small rodent bones, and a couple of peach stones.

Wednesday, Sept. 11, 1912.

Room No. 34A continued.

Got a bird's head sherd and a small seed at 1 foot.

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Also 2 pieces of paint, and a bronze bracelet at 1 foot, also small round straight sherd handle, and 3 pieces of bone. Find on cleaning bracelet that it has a spotted diamond design near both ends and in the middle. Got 2 small pebbles, also cubic pottery dice of about 3/4 inches, marked on two sides. Also the blade ( about 1 inch high) of a bronze ax. Also another dice.

Called Barrios (Jacinto) this morning and told him to accompany the soldier to Ollantaitambe, to get the men he lacked (3 on 1st trip, and 4 on the last one) or to pay the money, including the money for writing paper which we had sent, as he had brought no letter from the Gobernador, nor a decent explanation, and had also been away 9 days on this last trip for which I had allowed him 5. He at once said that he'd be responsible for all that was lacking if I did not send him back, so concluded that that was the easiest way out of it, and so told him. He claimed 5 days for the 1st trip, as he said Dr. Bingham ordered him to go, but told him he'd have to settle that with Dr. Bingham, as I did not know anything about it.

Room No. 34A continued.

Also got at 1 foot a small straight round sherd handle, some sherd pot lids, small heavily mineralized hammer stone, heavily notched piece green stone, nice bird's head, small green stone scraper, a large one, and sherd base of olla, a bird's head and sherds both plain and marked, and 2 polishing stones.

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Room No. 35A. Next room south of No. 34A--about 10 ft.
x 15 feet.

Got a lot of sherds both plain and marked. At a foot

Got small green stone arrow head, poker chip, small pierced ornament, an odd triangular green stone ornament,

several round straight sherd handles, flat round pointed piece of

stone 1/4 in. thick by 2 x 2 inches, small green stone disk, small

"man in the moon" shaped green stone ornament, green stone disk,

2 small poker chips, a bird's head, very odd round flat headed
green stone ornament, all at a foot deep.

Cave No. 57. 600 yds. S. of camp and above 2 pot cliff.

Got broken skull, some bones, sherds, teeth, copper
pin, copper spear ornaments, both with a notch round them and
pierced with holes.

Thursday, Sept. 12, 1912.

Room No. 35A continued.

Got piece of stone knife, green stone ornament, some
small pebbles, half of small flat button, decorated base of
chicha cup bird's head, large poker chip, small green stone
ornament, small pierced green stone ornament, 2 pieces of bones,
cats head, bird's head, Cat's head, small pierced green stone
ornament. Also small triangular pierced green stone ornament,
couple of very small green stone ornaments, peculiar round green
stone about 3/4 inch thick by 5 inches long, another green
stone ornament.

Sent the Soldier with 2 macheteros yesterday to clean
the cemetery and burn the caves. He said nothing last night to
the Lieutenant, and did not come out this morning, and no one was

at work there when I went up at 8.30 A.M. The Lieutenant said
he was in camp washing his clothes. He is lazy and absolutely
worthless. Richarte says that Alvarez has quit cave hunting
definitely--suppose that he's afraid of the spirits.

Room No. 35A continued.

Cave No. 58.

Friday, Sept. 13, 1912.

Room No. 36A continued.

got pottery whirligig or button at 8 inches, piece
of sherd with red paint on it at a foot, also a small seed, also
green stone ornament marked with a (x) cross on one side, and
wonderful sherd handle, with body and tail, teeth and tongue of a
tiger or other animal, but with upper jaw and head missing, also
a large seed at a foot, small square green stone ornament.

Roll No. 1--Graveyard. - films

Expose No. 1-- 8 x 50} looking south-Sept. 13,-1 P.M.
" " 2-- 8 x 50}
" " 3-- 8 x 50}
" " 4-- 8 x 50}
looking east--Sept. 13,-1 P.M.

Room No. 36A continued.

At 1 foot, get shank of bronze champe about 5 in. long,
small pierced green stone ornament, and stone whirling, cut in
shape of a cross thus Also small pebble, and large green
stone scraper, and a fine stone button at a foot, also 9 small
rounded pebbles, small notched green stone ornament, small hammer
stone of silver-lead ore, a table stone, with rough sides
(one flat side polished), about 1 1/3 ft. by 2 1/4 ft x 2 1/2 in.
thick, and as usual a number of rough small pieces of quartz.
Got some sherds including those of plates, but very few were marked.

Cave No. 59.--half way down hill (N.E.) of Machu
Picchu.

Got 3 badly broken skulls, a jaw, some bones, sherds,
2 bronze champes, and a fine painted olla a little broken at
the neck, containing the following.--2 pieces twisted rawhide,
a small rodent skull, 3 small bits of silver-lead ore, a seed,
and 4 pieces of charcoal.

Teniente told me not to pay more than a sol to each man
tomorrow, or they'd all pull out in the night. Took some pictures
of graveyard, Stevenson running the camera.

Saturday, Sept. 14, 1912.

Arriero got to camp from Huarangua last evening at
5.20 P.M. with note from Dr. Eaton to bring his stuff to foot of
hill at Heald's Bridge at 10 A.M. Stevenson and I and 2 indians
went down with it this morning.

Pascual Mesa owes Heald S/3. Heald leaves his pants (Pascual's) and shirt with me for the debt. Doc. Eaton gave me the sack supposed to hold S/150.00 also a file. Heald left us two shovels, 2 picks, 5 machetes, 1 ax, and a screwdriver. Note S/150.00 is O.K.

Room No. 36A continued.

Got small cat's head, a number of pebbles, chips of green
stone, 2 hammer stones, and 34 polishing stones, also a small
green stone ornament at one foot. In center of south end of
room next the wall, was an olla a foot or more in diameter, much
broken, and containing some small pebbles and a hammer stone,
more or less roughly squared, and about 4 in. diameter. It also
held 3 more polishing stones. The olla was badly cracked and broken,
unpainted, and appeared to have been set with its top flush with
the floor, which was of decomposed granite partly cemented as
usual. Also in its bottom was thin polished disk of greenstone
about 9 in. diameter, and 1/2 inch thick.

## The Cemetery.

Grave No. 37A, in N.E. corner. (of Cemetery)-see page 50

Top seemed to be about 5 x 7 ft. completely covered
with water--worn boulders, stood up on end and in size about
1 1/2 ft. x 6 in. x 6 in. Also many of these boulders are of
somewhat rough red sandstone, which dont belong on the hill, as
all the walls, boulders, etc. are of the usual granite.

Cave No. 60.—half way down hill east of Machu Picchu.

Cave #60.

Half way down hill east of Machu Picchu. Got badly broken skull, jaw, some rib and other bones; some sherds, a knee bone pierced for a whirligig, 2 bronze champes, and a nice little pot with the handle broken off. One (big) champe has shred of cloth adhering to it.

Gave (paid) all the men only $1.00 each, except Richarte, whom I paid the full week, and Mariano Alvarez also, who was sick.

Got some of the brush burned below (west) of the Intihuatana stone.

Sun., Sept. 15, 1912.

We swept out, and then I bundled up the skulls, bones, pots and sherds of the last 2 days. Luis Pilco went home to be gone about 3 days, and 2 new men came up to go to work to-morrow. Was very busy until 3 P.M., cleaning up, and packing the champes, pots, skulls, sherds and bones in paper. Shaved and took a walk over the ruins then.

Mon., Sept. 16, 1912.

The Cemetery.

Grave #37 A Continued. - see page 49

Under the boulders was about 2 feet of black earth mixed with rocks. Under this about a foot of decomposed granite, very fine, and three immense rocks. Got not a sign of a thing, except one plain sherd, with the boulders on top. It's somewhat of a disappointment as I hoped to get at least some champes or pots, but was afraid that bones would all be rotted.

Grave #38 A.

On N.W. side of row of graves, about 2/3 of the distance towards the west. Boulders over grave, about 4 x 5 feet, standing on end, and packed closely. One of the stones at west corner of grave is of red sandstone, about 1½ ft. high by 6 in. square, and has 2 rings about ½ in. diameter and same depth around the top. The first one is about 3 in. below the top, and the 2nd is 2 in. lower. Don't know if they were cut

51.

or due to soft streaks in stone, as it is very much weathered. The
earth under the stones was rather dark and fine, and at 2 feet deep got 3
small pieces of plain sherds and small piece of hammer or polishing
stone, and small polishing stone. At 2¼ ft. the earth was succeeded
by decomposed granite and stones. Went down about 5 ft. and as nothing
showed up we quit it.

Room #39 A.

S.W. side cemetery, and about 6 x 8 ft. At 1 foot got a piece of
flat porous clay or paint, don't know which. Got another piece which
shows it to have been part of soft porous clay dish flatsided and square
angled and about ¾ inch thick, also got a lot of smaller pieces at 1 to
2 feet depth. Pieces of broken table stone with one edge polished. The
porous, half baked clay later seemed to be more like a shattered floor
and after getting more than a sack full in about ¼ of the room, and
only 2 small sherds I quit. (Note - Did not take stuff- E.C. E.)

Section 40 A.

Between Room #24 A and caves 4 A, 5 A and 6 A. Think it's a
kitchen midden about 25 x 40 feet. Got a lot of sherds, a nice piece of
paint, pieces of bones, green ring stone broken, green stone scraper
and at a foot also a stone whirligig with the holes started on both
sides, but not finished, small rodent's jaw bone with teeth in it, and
another small rodent's jaw bone with teeth in it, also another
2 pieces of paint of red and black, fine hammer stone, pot lid sherds,
sherd pierced with 2 holes. At 1 foot bronze chisel about 3 in. long
and with bit about 1/3 inch wide, also silver medallion 5 feet away,
about size of 20¢ piece, very thin, and pierced with a hole, also a
foot away from chisel thin bronze plate about 1½ x 4 inches, another
pierced silver medallion, a small thin round green stone ornament, a
stone dish boulder, with one end of boulder broken, piece of yellow
paint, hammer stone long and squared but broken on both ends (or

pestle), piece of table stone, piece of small rodent's jaw with tooth in it, also a bronze champe at a foot, and small green stone ornament. On 1st terrace below temple, and just south of stairway at E. corner of house on S.E. side of Sacred plaza, I picked up a bronze piece of a Horn bone or something, and the corner of a stone dish with a design cut upon it. Am not sure yet whether it's part of the missing corner of the engraved stone dish from rooms 25 A and 26 A or not, but if it is, it is over 60 feet east of the balance of the dish. Later - It is another stone dish, smaller, thinner and of different design. (see page 90).

From an alley about 150 ft. east of Princess Row the Lieutenant brot up a broken dove sherd and a part of a winged snake (?).

Cave #61.

Half way down hill east of M.P. Skull, jaw, leg and arm bones, rib and other bones, some wonderful painted sherds, including 2 men's heads with crowns on, which were placed 6 inches from skull on each side, a large thin copper disk which was held to one ear, by the cloth which we got, some silver and copper, pierced globes, a couple of pierced painted teeth, and some small bones for necklace. Truly a wonderful find.

Tues., Sept. 17, 1912.

Sec. 40 A continued.

Got 2 cats' heads and straight round handle at a foot, also 3 small green stone ornaments, cat's head, small stone boulder pestle about 1 x 3 inches, small green stone ornament, part of broken pottery whistle, pottery whirligig, cat's head, and piece of oddly decorated sherd handle, stone poker chip, short straight round sherd handle of about 1 inch, 2 pieces of paint, several more including one piece about 2 x 4 inches - the biggest piece of paint found yet, broken bird's head. Also got a piece of a small engraved stone dish. This is

a different design from the one found yesterday, and is a piece of the
3rd engraved stone dish so far found, also got small cat's head, small
rodent's jaw bone with teeth. Also a smelted piece of bronze at 1
foot, also small green stone disk, stone cross about 4" x 5/8" with
badly broken ends, but with hole in center about 7/8" diameter, also
small green stone ornament, llama tooth, and pottery dice marked with
a cross on one end. (see page 94 for balance of stone dish)

Cave #62.

Half way down Hill N.E. of M.P. Got 2 broken skulls with jaws,
teeth, leg, arm and rib and other bones all badly rotted and broken,
shards, rather long bronze pierced champe or pin, small bit of cloth,
small bone ring for necklace, small bronze ornament bell, a number of
pieces of crystalized quartz, a broken geode, 2 seeds of different
kinds, a couple of bits of paint.

Stevenson packed a box of bones and one of sherds for me.

Wed., Sept, 18, 1912.

Section 40 A, cont.

Got stone dish about 1 foot x 4 in. square with circular shallow
hole about 2⅜ x 6 in., small rectangular green stone ornament pierced
with hole, small pottery dice, at 1 foot, some small rounded pebbles,
llama tooth, large green poker chip, small flat triangular green stone,
large flat green stone slab 10" x 16" x 1½", thin silver medallion about
size of 20¢ piece, pierced with hole.

(See top page 88) On 1st terrace below temple, and 25' south of
stairway at E. corner of house in S.E. side of Sacred Plaza, picked up
on surface a lovely little polished broken stone dish. It's almost
half a globe in shape, is about 2½" across by about 1 inch in height,
and varies from 1/8 to ¼ inch thick. Unluckily its broken on two sides.

Section 40 A, continued.

Also got 2 small round green stone poker chips about size of a

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cent, but one was broken by the pick, part of broken granite ring stone,
small green stone ornament, 2 small pieces silver ore, broken stone
grinder, sherd bird's head with odd projecting eyes, broken stone
boulder which had been very slightly hollowed out, and a number of
small rounded pebbles as is usual in rooms. Also got heart shaped
green stone ornament, round flat headed sherd handle, a very fine
hammer or polishing stone, a broken bronze chisel with bit about 1½"
wide, 3/16" thick x 3" long at 1 foot, also a rotted bone, also broken
stone knife blade, with small broken hole in end. Also got green stone
poker chip pierced in center but pick broke it badly, a small green
stone ornament, broken agate knife blade, a green stone ornament, a
pierced pottery button or whirligig.

Cave #63.

Half way down hill N.E. below M.P. and at foot of Huayna Picchu.

Long bronze champ, 4 copper ornaments, copper and bone beads,
broken crochet needle, a lot of cloth, couple of seeds and skull, jaw,
and the biggest leg and arm bones have seen yet, many of the bones have
the ligaments adhering to them, also 2 pots - a good-sized and a small
one, both more or less broken. There's a lot of the rotted cloth,
and ligaments holding bones together and the ribs, etc., are all good.
It's a daisy find.

Thurs., Sept. 19, 1912.

Fuentes who came back yesterday, and Alvarez who started this
morning are working as one gang, and Richarte with a helper as another.
This will keep me jumping sideways, and the seat of my pants is out
now, but with finds coming from caves, etc., as they have the last
couple of days, am happy anyhow. Got out to my 2 men at 8:30 A.M.

This part to-day is between Snake rock and big cut rock east of it.

Sec. #40 A, continued.

Got broken small hammer stone of silver ore, also stone convex

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button, and 2 green stone poker chips at 1 foot, also broken head of bronze pin, straight round sherd handle broken, cat's head, green stone scraper, another cat's head, very nice cat's head on decorated sherd, a piece of paint, also a stone ball about 2⅓ in. diam., with ring cut around it for war club, bird's head, and bronze chisel with bit about 1½" wide and 3/16" thick x about 2¾" long - just the same as the one yesterday - broken also in the shank, a very fine rounded polishing stone about 1" x 4", 2 green stone poker chips, small rodent's skull. Also got bronze champe or pin and poker chip at a foot, bird's head, broken green stone disk, llama tooth, bird's head, under east edge of snake rock an iron buckle, some rotted bones, and 2 green stone disks, a small boulder dish about 6" x 4" x2" rounded, and with a dish about ¾" deep x 1½" wide on each side, probably for a paint dish, also got whetstone (?) 2" x 4" x ¼", also curious cut stone broken handle, half circle green stone poker chips. Found 120 polishing stones, 7 hammer stones, large irregular table stone about 24" x 20" x 4", and 3 boulders about 6 x 10 inches.

## Sec. 41A.

On 1st terrace below mouse at S.E. side Sacred Plaza, and south side of stairway at E. corner of House S.E. side Sacred Plaza. This is the place where I found the bronze horn (?), small polished stone dish, and piece (corner) of engraved stone dish. Got peculiar little piece pottery thus about 1½" x ¼" x ½".

## Cave #64.

Got broken skull, jaws, arms, leg and other bones, and some mice sherds,

## Cave #65.

Big and little skull, jaw, leg, arm, rib, bones, etc., sherds, bone needle with silver ring in top.

## Cave #66.

2 skulls, 3 jaws, some sherds, arm, leg, rib and other bones,

small bronze pin with humming bird on top and bit of string in hole,
bronze ornament, piece of plaited cloth about 3 inches long.

Note - all 3 caves about 1/3 way down hill, N. E. of M.P. and
near the foot of Huayna Picchu.

Note - Have 3 separate cave hunters, Richarte, Alvarez, and Fuentes.

Heavy showers yesterday and to-day.

Fri., Sept. 20, 1912.

Rained heavily half the night until 6.40 A.M. size 11' x 70'.

Sec. 41 A. continued.

Got 5 small green stone ornaments, thin bit of bronze, bent and pierced plate of silver-bronze, 2 cats' heads, sort of stone knife or scraper. Think copper-silver plate is a pierced sun about 4 in. diameter, thin bronze shank of pin about 4 in. long, a perfect bronze chisel about 6 in. long, with handle, curved and bit about 3/4" in. wide, (got bottom corner piece of the engraved stone dish that I found the 1st piece of on Sept. 16, all these at 6 in. to a foot. Also got 3 small green stone ornaments, 3rd piece stone dish, long bronze pin about 18" long, with head bent to form hole in top, said by the men to be for weaving, small piece of broken ring stone, 4th piece stone dish, 2 small green stones, silver-bronze pin (?) about 5" long, green stone scraper, small triangular bit pottery, short broken bronze article, 5th piece stone dish, 6th piece, broken small sherd tiger head, got balance of sherd tiger head, but 3 of the 4 fangs are broken, 2 very small green stones, several green stone scrapers, broken pottery button, Oh, Glory! I find that the piece of engraved stone dish found Sept. 17 goes with those of to-day, and that I now have all 4 corners of the dish and most of the bottom. The 17th Sept. piece was at a distance from that of to-day, 80 feet. It's a lovely little dish too, about 3 3/4 inches long x 2 1/2 in. wide x 1 1/2 inches high, and sides are about 1/5 inch thick. Now, aint that wonderful bull-headed luck? Might possibly

run across the missing corner of 1st engraved stone dish yet.

Also got small piece of paint, and sherd with hole about 1 inch
diameter, and very small green stone (round), also painted bird's head
sherd, small green stone, a few rounded pebbles, piece yellow paint,
3 small pieces of table stone, 9 hammer and 10 polishing stones, green
stone disk, half of a beauty of a sun and sun rays saucer, cat's head,
rotten bone, rolled up plate of silver about 2" wide, obsidian knife
about 3 in. long, also small pierced silver medallion at 1 foot, and a
lot of sherds, mostly plain.

Cave #67.

Half way down hill N.E. of M.P. Skull, jaw, arm and leg bones and
other bones hadly rotted, also bronze pin and sherds.

Cave #68.

½ way down hill N.E. of M.P. Skull, jaw, leg and arm bones, ribs,
and other bones, long pin (bronze) and some more sherds, broken pot and
2 whirligigs.

Cave #69.

Up hill south of M.P. and on side towards Intihuatana. Fine skull
and skeleton, kid's skull, sherds, plain pot, lovely decorated saucer,
lot of small beads and a seed.

Pretty hard to keep 3 sets cave hunters and my own gang going.

Rainy all morning.

Sat., Sept. 21, 1912.

Rained heavily in night. Arriero got in at 3.15 P.M. yesterday.
Sent down and brot up the 4 boxes (3 empty) from Cuzco Friday. Got
$360.00 and I think all I asked for except the small label cards.
The candy which we had not sent for was certainly appreciated.

Sec. #42 A.

1st terrace below east of 41 A, and south of same stairway, hunted
15' x 15' and got a few sherds only, so quit it.

Room #43 A, 12' x 40 feet.

1st room below (east) of house at S.E. side Sacred Plaza.

Got 3 small green stones, also a very fine hammer stone at 1 ft.,
also green stone disk about 3 in. diameter, - after hunting about 15'
of the length of the room, and getting only a few plain sherds, I
abandoned it.

12' x 35' feet. Sec. 44 A. See page 107 also.

Discards on 1st terrace below houses on east side of gardens, and
directly opposite (east) of Intihuatana stone.

Got 2 birds' heads at 1 foot, also piece of paint, nice green
stone scraper, 2 cats' heads, a bird's head, bit of pottery O, bird's
head, llama tooth, and a sherd with 2 holes about 3/8" diam., and 3
inches apart, bronze bar and small green stone ornament.

Richarte brot in also pierced silver medallion, broken bronze,
stone ornament and 2 small green stones from upper part of town.

Cave #70.

½ down the hill N.E. of Machu Picchu. Got skull in pieces, jaw,
arm and leg bones and sherds.

Cave #71.

Up Machu Picchu Hill, 2/3 way up and south of town.

Got long narrow skull and jaw, and part of another jaw, leg and
arm bones and rib and other bones and sherds.

Cave #72.

2/3 down hill below Richarte's Palace.

Got queer flat head skull, and 2 others badly broken, some leg
and arm bones badly rotted, and some sherds.

Rock fell on 2 machetes to-day and broke both off short at the
handles, and 2 days ago one of the hombres took over an inch off one
corner of the bit of an ax, while handles appear to break surprisingly
often.

Stevenson reports a bunch of houses about 1¼ miles due south of
the summit of Machu Picchu mountain, in a saddle and with many andenes.
Says they are in plain sight.

Sun., Sept. 22, 1912.

Started raining sometime this morning, think about 3 A.M., and
at 7.30 it is still raining heavily. At 5 P.M. the Teniente told me
that at 10A.M. all the laborers except 2 had left in the rain.

Rained in heavy showers all day.

Ricardo and one man to Huadquina for coca.

Sunday night - heavy rain all night.

Tues, Oct. 8, 1912. 15' x 30'.

Section #53A.

Middle 4th tier below round tower and next below #51 A.

At 1 foot got large straight round sherd handle, bird's head with
large eyes in front of head, nice sherd chicha cup with the rim all
broken off, very small flat rounded pebble (¼ inch), flat rounded
pebble ¾" diam., small green stone scraper 1" x 3", poker chip, very odd
fish or snake head sherd, small cat's head, bird's head, small wedge
shaped polished stone, thin broken wedge shaped green stone scraper
about 1 inch square, some nice sherds and 1 small hammer stone.

Room #54 A. 15' x 36'.

North end 5th tier below round tower, and on south side main
stairway.

Got some sherds marked and plain at 1 foot, also cat's head, 2
poker chips of different sizes, a nice carved green stone ornament,
rounded pebble, 2" triangular and small pear shaped green stone
ornaments, small cat's head, 2 green stone disks, tiger sherd handle
with head broke off, and a flat square sherd handle about 1" x 2" x¼".
Not finding anything good, quit the room. When we'd hunted about 4/5

Wed. Sept. 25 -12.

Stevenson and Ricardo moved camp down on the River this morn-
ing to be gone a week. He took one of the men with him, as he has
had one for the last couple of weeks, also one other to move down, who
will be back about noon, I suppose. Erdis finished packing bones and
sherds, and packed the 3 empty boxes, then went down and fixed the
store tent, which had 3 bottom corner ropes broken.

Cave #74.

North end Machu Pichu - towards Huayna P. Got human skull
and part of jaw of old person, also dog or wolf's skull and jaw, some
leg, arm, and other bones, some cloth, 2 sticks of cut wood in a fine
state of preservation.

An olle with the handles broken, and a small piece out of each
side, a couple of very odd sherd plates, a man's head sherd, olla, and
other sherds, some charcoal and seeds, a small rodent's jaws, and a
green stone poker chip, and 2 larger pottery chips, a queer sherd
looking pieced, and what looks like a very big dotted peach stone.
Richarte says that the skeletons hands were up at its ears, that it
was crouched, and the wood was at its feet.

Cave #75.

1/2 way up by P. mountain on side towards Intihuatana. Got
2 skulls, arm, leg and other bones, jaws, etc., and part of skeleton
of very small animal. Also one small sherd. One of the lower legs
had been broken at some time, and the large and small bone have grown
together.

Stevenson came back to camp, at supper time, as he cant check out
and says he'll have to check over a lot of his work.

Thurs. Sept.26 - 12.

Ricardo and another hombre brought up the stuff today. The
men got the brush all cleared and fired at the houses near camp.

Cave #76.

200 yds. east of foot of Main Stairway. Got rotted skull,
jaw, arm, leg, rib, and other bones, small pot, and a lot of sherds
of other pots, also silver pin, bits of copper ornament, stone ornament,
a small bead, stone knife, 3 broken chips, a green stone ornament, pot-
tery dish about 2 1/2 in. diameter, and a seed. One piece of bone had
some of the ligaments adhering to it.

Cave #77.

1/2 way up M.P. Mountain, and south of town of M.P. Got 2
skulls and jaws, one skull was broken, leg, arm, rib and other bones
in a fair state of preservation, also 2 very fine pierced bone orna-
ments, and a couple of small pieces of sherds.

Fri. Sept.27-28.

Tomas Fuentes started to work again.

Cave #78.

Half way up M.P. Mountain, and south of Machu Picchu.
Got 1 fine skull and 2 broken ones, leg arm and rib bones and other
bones, a bronze ornament, and a lot of sherds some being oddly marked.

Cave #79.

About 200 yds. east of foot of Main Stairway. Baby's skele-
ton, which lay in the bottom of large broken olla, also a few pieces
of large bones, and bits of charcoal as usual.

Cave #80.

About 200 yds. east of foot of Main Stairway. Got a fine skull,
jaw, and a pretty good set of bones, also a broken plate, and some
sherdsm. Should judge that this fellow was about 20 years old, as the
wisdom teeth were just cutting thru. However he only had 6 rather
small teeth in front, on the lower jaw, as there is no sign of sockets
for the back lower jaw teeth.

Rained some in the morning.

Sat. Sept. 28 - 12.

Heavy rain last night. At Stevenson's request had the bunch
clearing the andenes west of the Intihuatana stone yesterday, and he
has now a stairway, and a lot of andenes that Tucker missed. They
are still at work over there today. Showers both in morning and after-
noon. The soldier pried into a cave in andenes on west side and uncov-
ered skeleton for which I gave him 20 cents. Have some fine andenes on
west side, with very steep stairway and blank windows on the walls for
several andenes at one point.

Cave # 81.

1/3 down hill. (east of) below foot Main Stairs. Got silver pin
with pierced head, stone ornament, and piece of bone fashioned for
needle (?), broken bird's head plate, some other sherds, badly
broken skull and jaws and a few bones badly rotted, and 2 rather large
smooth boulders, and polishing stone.

Did not take the 2 small smooth boulders, as both seem to be hammer
stones. One is about 7'x 5'x 5' rounded and the other is somewhat

rectangular, about 11'x 6'x 4', with smooth rounded sides, but both
have the 2 long ends badly battered.

Cave #82.

1/2 down hill - east of M.P. Got skull, jaw, a few badly rotted
bones, a small broken pot and some other sherds and a pottery whirli-
gig.

Sun. Sept. 29 - 12.

It rained most all night and until 11 a.m.today, and think it
was the heaviest rain storm since we came on the hill. Could not pack
yesterday's cave results as the moss is all soaked. After dinner found
green stone poker chip and pottery whirligig on north side Main Stair-
way opposite the Tower. Have an infernal time trying to remember to
take weather observations. Heavy showers in afternoon.

Mon. Sept. 30 -12.

Only 2 men this morning. Richarte not working, and Alvarez at
Intihuatana. A little rain in afternoon. In the afternoon some of the
Indians from Maras began to arrive. Marcos came up the hill from Cuzco
with mail and 12 empty boxes. Justo arrived from Bumstead near Arna.
Sent down 2 packed boxes, and brought up 2 empties, as one of them con-
tained the mail, etc.

Tues. Oct. 1- 12.

Cave #83. (Richarte and Erdis)

Wed. Oct. 2 - 12.

Very heavy rain last night. Ricardo says that the Teniente said he
was tired of this, and would not return, but would send another man.
As it is now, he's been gone 10 days, we're short 3 of the men sent
for, no word of Barrios, and that blasted Teniente asked to have the
soldier accompany him too. Can't split the gang to work in 2 places
very handy, as have only the soldier for a boss. Heard of other terraces
with windows in them back of the hill above the cemetery and towards
San Miguel. Got 2 men started to hunting sherds, and neither one can
speak Spanish. Also heard that Richarte had found a room on Huayna
Picchu cut out of the solid rock.

Sec. 44 A continued.

Got small bird's head, flat bent sherd handles (the first of its
kind) a small thin piece of bronze, a piece of paint about 2 in. thick,
all at about a foot, tho the sherds are from the surface to that depth.

Also large green stone dish about 8 in. diam., eat's head, duck's head, broken green stone poker chip, and bronze champe with handle bent back and with small bit of cloth in at about 1 foot. Also duck's head, rotten piece of llama bone, small green stone ornament, 3 bird's heads, straight round handle, rounded pebble, bit of rough white quartz, man-faced sherd with one eye broken off, curious sherd (?) with length-wise hole thru it and small projection on one side, small piece of table stone, and piece of rotten bone, and llama tooth, 5 polishing stones and 2 hammer stones.

Wed. Oct. 2- continued.

House #45 A - 12 x 39 feet. on point on east side Gardens and east of Intihuatana stone. Got rotten bone at 1 foot (Note - this house is just above Section 44 A discards)

Cave #84 - 1st skeleton.

200 feet west of Main Gate to town. Got skull and jaw, leg and arm bones, rib and other bones, beautiful small stone ornament, carved and pierced thru 7 holes, 3 small bone beads, bit of broken silver and another ornament somewhat burnt. These ornaments were at the neck of the dear departed. Also a little cloth, a bone bead, and 2 pieces of what appears to be a green glass bead. If this is right, How about discovery of glass by these folks?

Cave #84 - 2d skeleton.

Fine skull and jaw, and skeleton, some of the bones having dried meat hanging to them, and others somewhat burnt. Lot of cloth, 2 bronze neck ornaments, 2 small bone beads, green stone poker chip and very small poker chip, and a fine small black olla.

Thurs. Oct. 3 - 12.

The Teniente arrived at 3 P.M. yesterday with the 3 missing men, and one voluntario. He says their big men all wept and said they'd die if sent here. Also says they were sent for a month. It rained most of last night and till 9.05 a.m. steady.

Room #45 A. continued.

Got a deeply scratched piece of green stone and a few sherds only after hunting over more than half the room, so quit it. Got 5 polishing stones and small hammer stone.

Room #46 A. about 25'square.

East side of Gardens, and 400 ft. south of fort and on west side of Houses east of the Intihuatana. Got a lovely cat or tiger head on a sherd handle, another cat's head, large round straight sherd handle, and some sherds both marked and plain. Hunted 3/4 of room.

Room #47 A.

Room of the 2 stone Molidores, S.E. corner room of central block of buildings, east of the Gardens. Got a few sherds. Heavy rains most all day.

Oct. 3. continued.

Cave #85.

East of M.P. and half way to River, pieces of skull, teeth, and badly rotted bones, a lot of sherds, a lot of seeds more or less burnt, a poker chip, and 5 smaller ones, broken little bronze "chip" about 1/2 in. diam., and a beauty of a carved bone pin, and large polishing

Oct. 4 - 12. Friday.

Room 47 A continued. Heavy (very) rain half the night. Got cat's head, small pierced broken ring stone (green) with the hole cut from one side only, at 6 in. deep, also large boulder grinder oval flat, and about 14"x 7"x 4". Quit the room as nothing appeared to be in it, except a few sherds of fair quality.

Room #48 A. about 15'x 39'

3d tier of houses below Princess Row, and in next to last on South end. Got some fair sherds, a lot of porous clay floor material (?) about 3/4 in. thick, green stone disk about 6 in. diameter, small □ shaped bit of green stone. Got small rounded stone with one end shaped for a pestle, piece of hammer stone, also fine stone war club with notch cut around the center for the withes. Just the same as North American Indian article, and the 2d 'I've found in M. Picchu.

Note: - Saw a rattlesnake in the moat, - the first I've seen in South America. He was grayish in ground color, with light brown spots, had 4 or 5 rather slim rattles, which did not sound very loudly, and was about 20 inches in length. While I was climbing over a log to get at him, he slipped into the wall. Would not have lost him for a sol. The Indians say there are a few round here.

Also got green stone disk about 3 in. diam. at a foot, a llama tooth, and a wedge of paint about 2 in. square at the top, and about 5 in. long,

a stone grinding boulder about 11'x 6'x 3', and with a slight disk
depression on one side, a man face sherd and a foot, a broken bronze
champe, and a fine green stone disk about 6 in. diameter, bent round
sherd handle about 1/2'x 2' green stone disk about 4 in., small trian-
gular green stone ornament (?)

Richarte found nothing today, except 3 pieces of plain coarse
shards in one cave, which did not take. Alvarez and Mesa have not
been on the hill all week, while do not know what has become of Fuentes.

Sat. Oct.5-12.

Room #48 A. continued.

At 1 foot got small shaped piece of green stone.

Rain last night and foggy with misty rain this morning.

Got a llama tooth, a green stone scraper about 3 in. square, and
some finely painted sherds, a round straight handle, 3 pieces of llama
bones and piece of moss agate about 1 in. x 1 in. x 1/2 in., flat oval
green stone scraper about 1 1/2 in. x 4 in., flat rectangular green
stone ornament pierced with hole, and about 1 in x 2 in., a 4 inch
green stone disk, green stone scraper, a broken piece of bronze about
1/8 in. x 3/8 in square, and 5 in. long, with sort of hole in one end,
4 llama bones, bird's head, 5 small polishing stones, and broken
hammer stone.

Room #49 A - next south of 48 A, and on north sides of moat.

Got 5-inch green stone disk at a foot.

Note:- got stone molidor or grinder, of cut boulder, with slight dish-
like depression on one side from andenes on east side of town, and
the soldier brought in a beautiful sherd of large painted dish or
bowl from east side also.

Room #50 A.

Next to last room on south end of first tier below Princess Row. Got fine little chicha cup at 1 foot, also parrot head sherd and 2 broken tiger heads and some nice sherds.

Cave #86.

1/3 way to River east of M.P.

Got a few badly rotten bones, a lot of sherds and 2 green stone poker chips. The bones appeared to be mostly llama.

This afternoon Dr. Cosio of Cuzco arrived, and told me he was sent as Government Representative to live with us. He has his own stuff but no tent. Asked me if I had not received a letter from Heald relative to his arrival. Thank the Lord that the bones and sherds that Richarte brought were rather burned. He was a little inquisitive about whether we had found any ollas, skulls, etc., but stood him off. He said Dr. Bingham arrived in Cuzco with his wife on Thursday. Wish to God he was not here, as he promises to be a great- er nuisance than Jara. Showed me papers as representative for the Government with us.

Sun. Oct. 6 - 12

Got coca and coffee today from Huadquiza, also a letter from Dr. Gregory from post office there. No rain today.

Mon. Oct. 7 - 12.

Room #50 A. continued.

Richarte did not show up this morning. Has not returned from Intihua-
tana. Got more sherds, some of which were marked, green stone disk
about 5 in. diameter, fine shaped hammer stone or pestle about 2 in. x
3 in. x 4 in. and somewhat rectangular, piece of small broken green
ring stone, one polishing and 2 hammer stones.

Section #51 A - 12'x 25'

3d terrace below (east of Round Tower.

Got nice base of flat bottomed round chicha cup, green stone scraper
and some painted and plain sherds, at surface to 1 foot. Also got small
pierced green stone ornament, and piece of a finely cut stone olla, also
3 green stone scrapers, also green stone disk about 3 in. diam.

Note: - At 10 A.M. the Teniente was bitten on the back of the hand
near the base of the thumb by a snake about a foot long. It swelled up
some, but did not bleed any. Sucked it, cut it, and sucked it again.
Sent to Richarte's cabin for some caña, gave him a couple of drinks -
Stevenson and I bathed it in antiseptic solution, gave him 2 drinks of
the caña, and sent him to bed rejoicing.

Section #52 A - 17'x 35'

South end of 3d tier below Round Tower and 10' east (below) Room #49 A -
North side of moat, same tier as #51 A, and 50'southerly.
Got green stone scraper.

Note: - Also got piece of bone, green stone disk, about 4 in. diam.
small shaped bit of green stone sherd with 2 figures of straight
legged square bodied llamas painted on it at a foot deep, also very
small triangular green stone with one point broken, a poker chip, green
stone scraper, rotten bone.

Cave #87.

½ way up M.P. Mountain above M. Picchu. Got good skull with some teeth, badly rotted bones and 2 or 3 sherds and piece of silver ore.

Cave #88.

½ way up M.P. Mountain above M. Picchu. Got child's skull in pieces, jaw with teeth not yet thru, quite a lot of small bones, and pottery whirligig.

Wed., Oct. 9, 1912.

Rained all last night, and part of the morning.

Room #55 A, cont.

Got some sherds marked and plain but nothing of account.

Room #56 A.

Next south of #55 A, about 15' x 21'.

Got very few sherds (1 sack) some few of which were marked, a small green stone poker chip of ½" diam., and a nice little piece of paint.

Cave #57 A. (see page 74, Sept. 8)

Got some more of the skull of September 8, and one leg or arm bone, and a couple pieces of other bones badly rotted, and squared broken green stone 3" x 4" x ½". This is south end of 5th tier below round tower, and next to the moat.

Note - hunted in 3 rooms that had not even sherds in them.

Got 3 small green stones and bit of pottery in Bath #8.

Cave #89.

1/3 way up M.P. Mountain, above M.P. Got small rodent skeleton.

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Cave #90.

1/3 way up M.P. Mountain above M.P. Got a few small bones, also one bone shaped for something, and some nice sherds.

Showers all day.

Thurs., Oct. 10, 1912.

Room #57 A. East side 6th tier below round tower and 2nd room south of Main Stairway.

Got a few sherds painted and plain at 1 foot, also table stone about 2' x 3' x 4", and one about 1½' x 3' x 4" polished (both) on one side, and with square corners and rough edges, and a green stone knife about 1 1/3" x 5".

Hunted in 2 more rooms without finding even a sherd, so moved to the moat.

Section #58 A (Discards) (12' x 20')

In moat 100' above bottom of houses.

Got some sherds plain and painted, 2 broken small hammer stones, at a foot, also got rotted bone - don't know if llama or human, broken hammer stone, small pebble, broken parrot or duck's head with large projecting eyes, many of the sherds occur at 1½ feet deep.

Section #59A.

The moat opp. 5th tier below round tower.

Got broken hammer stone, some sherds both plain and marked, a large convex broken pottery button, 2 hammer stones, broken ring stone, and square broken piece of table stone about 3" x 6" x 1" inch polished on one side, green stone scraper, flat sherd handle with hole on both flat sides, but not thru, broken hammer stone, couple of llama teeth.

Cave #91.

100 yds. N.E. of foot of Main Stairway.

Got fine skull and jaws, some badly rotted bones, a few sherds charcoal, a bronze pin, small greenstone disk, and 3 greenstone poker chips, and 1 square one, and 1 small seed. The bronze pin has some

string in its head.

Cave #92.

About 150 yds. N.E. of the town.

Got broken skull, a few badly rotted bones, some small rodent
bones, an olla with broken handle and a lot of sherds. Dr. Cosio was
present when these things from this cave were brot in.

Fri., Oct. 11, 1912.

Room #60 A, about 10' x 25'. 2nd house (from top) south of camp.

Got some ordinary sherds, a small pebble and a hammer stone in
2/3 of the room so quit it.

Room #61 A.

3rd tier of houses south of camp.

Got some sherds, a sherd piece of skull, a very fine green stone
poker chip, about 2" diam. x ¼" thick, hammer stone, 2-6" green stone
disks.

Hunted 4th room south of camp but as nothing appeared, I moved.

Room #62 A, 12' x 20'.

On top of hill on S.W. side, and about 100' N.W. of Main Gate.

Got sherds both plain and painted, and a small green stone
ornament with a notch in one side. Got a lot of large sherds, and
large cat's head.

Cave #93.

200 yds. N.E. of foot of Main Stairway.

Got skull and jaw bones, some leg and arm bones, some others
badly rotted, and a few sherds, 2 curious green stone ornaments, 3
small poker chips, a large one, and 1 yellow dice.

Cave #94.

On west side of Huayna Picchu.

Got small broken pot and some sherds, skull and jaws, and some
leg, arm, rib and other bones.

63.

Sat., Oct. 12, 1912.

Room #62 A, continued.

Got some more sherds, 4 polishing stones, and broken table stone
about 1½' x 2½' x 4".

Room #63 A, 10' x 15'.

80 ft. S. of the Temple and 20 ft. lower.

Got some sherds, small ball of yellow paint, large green stone poker chip, 2 small pebbles, a fine 6 inch green stone disk.

Room #64 A, 10' diam.

A round room 140 ft. south of the Temple.

Got table stone with one oval edge for grinding about 1' x 2' x 1½",
another straight sided one with one side polished about 1½' x 2' x 2",
a big and a little cat's head, a very thin ring stone, a molidor of
boulder with one oval edge about 2 in. thick and at 1 foot got a big
round silver button over an inch in diameter.

Cave #95.

250 yds. N.E. of foot of Main Stairway.

Got a few sherds, a few badly rotted bones, half a jaw bone, and
3 or 4 teeth, 3 green stone poker chips, and small triangular green
stone ornament.

Cave #96.

North side Huayna Picchu.

Got a few badly rotted bones, and a few plain sherds.

Sun., Oct. 13, 1912.

7 Sr. Monge, the Peruvian engineer and his two assistants came up
from camp to see us, and the ruins, and took lunch. He said an Indian
up the road told him he knew of ruins 4 leagues above here on the hill,
and that a road ran from Ocente to them, and thru on to here over the
mountains.

64.

Mon., Oct. 14, 1912.

Room #64 A, Continued.

Got clear small quartz crystal at a foot, also a fine stone olla
about 12" x 6" with hole about 8" x 4" deep and with projecting stone
handles and some llama bones. Sides of stone dish were rounded, not
straight.

Note - found nest of 95 polishing stones on south side of
Intihuatana hill, about 50' north of Temple, were piled over 1¼ ft. of
ground, and varied from 4 inches to 1foot in depth. Also a square cut
green stone scraper 3 in. x 7/8 inch. Think they were piled for defense.
One small heavy one was of silver-iron ore.

Also at 1 foot, small green stone ornament, also a piece of bronze
bracelet (?) pierced at one end, a small flat oval pottery about 1/2"
x 1 inch, a green circular ring stone (?) about 3 in. diam., broken
by the pick, at 1 foot also got a number of small rounded pebbles, 2
green stone poker chips, oval silver ornament broken at top, 2 small
green scrapers.

Note - oval silver ornament was found under wall which they
destroyed. Also got molidor oval from boulder, with both sides flat-
tened, and one end squared, a bird's head, cat's head, some small
pebbles, and small pottery ornament (?), triangular green stone orna-
ment, about 60 1/2" to 3" inch rounded pebbles, duck's head, stone dish

squared roughly, rock about 10" x 10" x 4", and with dish (round)
about 5" x 21/2", and 27 polishing stones.

Room #65 A.

Round room about 10 ft, diameter. About 160 ft. south of the
Temple. Got a few sherds.

Cave #97.

2/3 way to river. East of Machu Picchu. Got a very few badly
rotted bones and some sherds, also a few teeth, a broken bronze bell,
a seed, 2 poker chips, and 2 curious green stone ornaments.

Tues., Oct. 15, 1912.

Room #65 A, continued.

At a foot, got small thin silver medallion, pierced with a hole,
a table stone about 20" x 24" x 5", with one side polished and rough
edges, also a few sherds, 9 polishing and 1 hammer stone.

Note - yesterday in north end of Gardens and at the 2 houses, we
uncovered 2 large sacrificial stones, one was plain, with a wall built
entirely round the base; the other had 2 troughs - one on each side.
Also there was a "llama" stone, and a large "foot" stone, both loose,
but the foot has toes cut in it.

This morning got 5 new men, including Jacinto Barrios.

Room #66 A - 6' x 14'.

Rough room, about 6' east of #65 A. Got some sherds, broken table
stone, perch stone, the usual pieces of greenstone, 5 polishing and 1
hammer stone.

Note - see page 66.

Found small broken piece of engraved stone dish where workmen had
been cleaning passage 10' N.W. of room #26 A. Will hunt for more.

Section #67 A. 10' x 10' ft.

Next S.W. of room #27 A.

Got a few sherds, small greenstone poker chip, some small rounded
pebbles, poker chip, a smoothed angular-sided fine-grained piece of
stone resembling petrified wood, piece of paint, fine greenstone scraper,
bird's head, and 3 rather small broken hammer stones.

Section #68 A.

Passage W. of Room #26 A.

Note - got fine poker chip, broken on edge by pick, in staircase
W. of Temple.

Sent 3 machetes to Huadquita to be fixed this morning, and another
broke this afternoon.

Tues., Oct. 15, 1912, cont.

Got rough edged table stone about 1½' x 3' x 3", and smoothed and slightly hollowed on one side, rough poker chip, and a part of a very small rough stone dish, but not the parts I'm looking for.

Cave #98.

A mile S.E. of M.P. in saddle of mountain. Got skull, jaw, curious sort of rotten wood olla (?), leg, arm, etc., bones, and 1 greenstone poker chip, small wooden ring, and 2 pierced broken bone instruments.

Wed., Oct. 16, 1912.

Room #69 A, west side #63 A, 10' x 14'. Got a very few sherds and 1 polishing stone. Took nothing from here.

Note - man returned with note stating that he had no blacksmith at present, so could not fix the machetes - are 4 broken now.

Room #70 A. About 18' x 20'.

On East side of town, 1/3 way below top-on point.

There were 3 fine birds' heads and a beautiful sherd taken from small cave in rear of this room, and think Dr. Cosio, who went below this morning to meet Mr. Bumstead, took them. Will ask him when he comes back.

Got some sherds, very few of which were painted, piece of yellow paint and 1 polishing stone at 1 foot depth, also another red very shiny one, and flat round base of small chicha cup, and a rotted bone.

Cave #99.

A mile S.E. of M.P. in saddle of mountains. Got pieces of skull, teeth, a few badly rotted bones, some llama teeth, small rodent's jaw, bone, some sherds and 7 polishing stones, and part of a jaw. Did not save the polishing stones, as they were ordinary and heavy.

Thurs., Oct. 17, 1912.

Sent man to Ollantaitambo to bring 6 men and get 4 machetes fixed. Gave him 3 days to return.

Section #71 A. 6' x 25'.

First terrace, below top of main stairway, and 25' to 50' north of same.

Got a few sherds at 1 foot, some of which were nice, and 2 polishing stones.

Room #72 A.

Last (south) room on 3rd tier above Princess Row.

Got some nice sherds, pottery dice about an inch square, 2 small pieces of table stone, piece greenstone with one edge cut, fine painted duck's head, 3 cornered flat greenstone ornament (?) and one polishing stone. Hunted 2/3 of room and then quit.

Cave #100.

1/2 way down hill, east of Richarte's Palace.

Got pieces of skull, couple of teeth, some badly rotted bones, what appears to be a small piece of an iron instrument, and some sherds several pieces of which are about an inch thick, also greenstone disk about 4 in. diam., 5 poker chips, and 3 pieced greenstone animal ornaments. If this piece of iron is an iron instrument, it goes to show that these people did sabe iron, and besides have found small hammer stones of silver ore, in houses, which certainly contained iron also, as the iron oxide showed up strongly. Besides in 2000 or 1000 years, rust would eat up most iron tools completely.

Fri., Oct. 18, 1912.

Room #73 A. Last room (south) on middle of 2nd tier above Princess Row.

Got small cat's head, 2 green stone scrapers, corner of square-cornered polished fine-grained stone, small white quartz crystal, 3 cornered small flat greenstone, all at 1 foot, also 2 bits of polished edge table stone, 1 inch thick, small greenstone ornament, piece of yellow paint stone, bird's head, some very nice painted sherds, bird's head, hammer stone.

68.

Room #74 A.

1st south of Main Stairway and 2nd tier above Princess Row.

Got some nice sherds, a canine jaw with some teeth in it, small greenstone ornament, a small broken olla, not much over an inch in diameter, a bone, 2 broken hammer stones, small bit of yellow paint, and 1 polishing stone.

On steps below Cemetery got a piece of a cut stone dish about 1 inch thick by 2⅜" x 5 inches.

Cave #101.

½ way to River below (east) of Richarte's Palace.

Got broken jaw bone with 5 teeth, a very few badly rotted bones, a few sherds, a wonder broken olla which had the water pass first thru the neck and then thru a double handle, a bronze pin pierced in the head, greenstone llama, cross, and small greenstone in shape of champe. The greenstone cross is pierced.

Sat., Oct. 19, 1912.

Cave #102.

About 250 ft. south of the Temple. Got good skull, some leg, arm and a few other bones partly rotted, and a few sherds.

Note - Quit house-hunting yesterday.

Cave #103.

200 yds. S.E. of foot of Main Stairway.

Got badly worm eaten skull in pieces, a few bones in same condition, some teeth, a few sherds, silver-bronze pin with pierced head, poker chip, greenstone bird, and sort of square maltese cross of greenstone and thin broken bronze pin, and a seed.

Rained like blazes all Saturday night.

Sun., Oct. 20, 1912.

Rain till 8 A.M. Sent for coca, candles, coffee, and bananas, but got no coffee. Indians from Maras, who were here 3 weeks, pulled out, and a few others.

69.

Mon., Oct. 21, 1912.

Rain all last night. Started again at 6.45 A.M., and rained
heavily until 8 A.M. Showers balance of day. Arriero Justo arrived
at 5 P.M. with letter and boxes from Cuzco.

Tues., Oct. 22, 1912.

Sent Ricardo to Colpane to answer Gregory's letter by telegram.
Sent other lad to bring answer back. Stephenson and I took the men
and went down and brot up the 9 empty boxes, mail, money, mouse traps,
etc.

Wed., Oct. 23, 1912.

Mouse traps big success. Caught one within 5 minutes of setting,
and got 5 in less than an hour last evening. Started Ricardo to Cuzco
with packages and letter for Dr. Gregory. At 3.15 P.M. got message
from telegrapher, that he had tried 24 hours to get answer, and none
having arrived, he would send it up as soon as it came. After dinner
started 11 men down the hill with boxes of bones and sherds. Got
another mouse in evening. Sent a man down to act as guard over the
boxes.

Thurs., Oct. 24, 1912.

Stevenson and I busy packing all day yesterday. Started to rain
at about 3 A.M. and appears to be letting up at 7.30 A.M. Sent down 11
boxes at 7 A.M. Got the other 5 boxes packed, and then packed stone
dishes and perch stones, including stone boulder dish with greenstone
disk about 9 inch diam., discovered right below camp after the fire
together with 3 hammer stones, but not removed till to-day. After
dinner sent down 5 boxes and 6 stone bundles. Rainy until noon.
Finished packing all stone bundles at 5 P.M. Got message from Gregory
at 3.15 P.M.

27 boxes and 6 bundles sent down to date.

promised last Monday or Tuesday. Ricardo and Marcos got in from Cuzco at 1.45 and 2.30 P.M. 2 of the 6 men from Ollantai came and said the other 4 would be here this afternoon or in the morning. Marcos brot 28 empty boxes, mail, etc. Few drops of rain after dinner.

Mon., Oct. 28, 1912.

6 men for work this morning. Lack 4 of the men from Ollantai yet. Marcos took 20 boxes and private sack 19 lbs. weight. Leaves 7 boxes and 19 bundles at bridge yet. Came up the hill 1 doz. pkgs. of cigarrettes, bag candy, 4 rolls films, 2 bags candles, 2 packers needles, 1 handsaw, hammer, pack note paper for labels. The 6 men brot up 12 boxes and 6 empty sacks. Took down 6 boxes which makes 13 boxes and 19 bundles below. Brot up 6 more, which makes 18 boxes of the 28 brot up. Stephenson, Ricardo, and Erdis, busy, sorting sherds, cutting down and packing boxes.

Tues., Oct. 29, 1912.

5 men showed up this morning and took down 5 boxes, which makes 18 boxes and 19 bundles below. Brot up 5 empty boxes which makes 23 boxes of 28. Dr. Cosio arrived from Bumstead with 4 companions, my camera and tripod and news of Dr. Bingham's arrival in Cuzco. Stayed until 1.30 P.M., when they all pulled out. Erdis sick with bad headache until noon. Sent Ricardo to Huadquina with message to Gregory to send 25 more boxes, men took down 5 more boxes in afternoon which makes 23 boxes and 19 bundles, and brot up 5 empties which makes 28 or all the empties. Justo arrived from Bumstead's camp in afternoon.

Wed., Oct. 30, 1912.

Justo left for Cuzco this morning, and took 8 boxes which leaves 15. Two of the boxes were special "scientific." Sent down 8 boxes which makes 23 boxes and 19 bundles below. Got 2 more of the men (boys) from Ollantaitambo, which makes 4 of the 6 sent for. Sent Ricardo to Huadquina to try to arrange with Sr. Arteta for animals to move the boxes and bundles. Men brot up 3 sacks, which leaves 9 sacks unaccounted for

of the 18. In the afternoon Mr. Duque arrived from Arma or Pucyrá and brot with him Srs. Arteta and Areimba. They stopped over night. Heavy rain most all afternoon and no work. Went over part of the ruins with them and showed them all I could.

Thurs., Oct. 31, 1912.

The 2 dogs the visitors brot broke the bottle of carbolic acid in the night, and it probably burnt the side of tent and floor. Visitors except Duque left after breakfast. Arteta said he'd try to get a few animals Saturday, but could not be sure. The 8 men kicked on taking down boxes this morning, but finally took them. Sent down last 6 we have, which makes 29 boxes and 19 bundles at foot of hill. Went over part of ruins this morning with Duque who wants to take pictures. Men brot up 6 sacks which makes 15 of the 18 sacks sent. Stephenson and Erdis sorting sherds.

Fri., Nov. 1, 1912.

Men finished cleaning tunnel above Richarte's Palace.

Sat., Nov. 2, 1912.

Men cleaning and burning high point, and re-cleaning baths. Barrios (guard over boxes) got up at 5 P.M. and said river was washing over bridge in center. Said 3 men could tie it in place in morning but that river was still rising. No sign of the 22 boxes yet. Am afraid that it's all off with it. Barrios brot up another sack and said he has 2 more below, which would account for the 18 sacks. Gave all the men only s/1 apiece except Barrios (guard) and a boy named Galdo whom I did not want.

Sun., Nov. 3, 1912.

Sent down 3 men under Jimenez to fix the bridge. Promised at rate of 20¢ extra for the Sunday work, as none wanted to go. Very windy or gusty at noon. Men brot up 2 sacks, which completes the 18 sent.

Mon., Nov. 4, 1912.

The 5th man of the 6th sent for to Ollantai over 2 weeks ago

started this morning. At 9 A.M. got a card from Sr. Arteta of Huad-quiná brot up by 4 visitors, saying he could not get animals, as all were in aguardiente trade to Cuzco. Ricardo returned with note from Gobernador of Ollantai that no freighters could be gotten there, so sent message by Medina, telegrapher (who was one of the visitors) to Cuzco, telling of no animals, and asking for the 22 boxes. Ricardo said Gobernador was drunk, and offered to get all the animals we wanted for s/10 apiece.

Tues., Nov. 5, 1912.

Sent man to Huadquiná for coca, oranges, and chicken. Marcos got in at 4.30 P.M. with letter from Gregory and Heald and states he brot 30 boxes, which will be more than enough. Letter (Nov. 3) says H.B. will be in Cuzco that day and would start for here on Monday or Tuesday. Found one other machete broken, which makes 3 now, as one was broken on Saturday.

Wed., Nov. 6, 1912.

Sent Ricardo with message to Huadquiná. Man came back from Huadquiná yesterday with letter from Arteta that he could not sell us ¼ arroba of coca. He sent us 30 oranges for nothing, and charged s/1 for a small thin chicken. Sent 10 men down the hill this morning with 12 sacks. Marcos left for Cuzco with 19 stone bundles (all of 'em) and 6 boxes which leaves 23 boxes below yet. 8 of the men came back before dinner with 8 empty boxes, and said that one of Marcos's mules had been bitten by a snake last night and died. After dinner sent down 8 loaded boxes which makes 31 loaded boxes below. At 2.15 P.M. Ricardo returned from Huadquiná with message date of Nov. 4, to send in Stephenson as soon as possible to Cuzco. Sent Ricardo down hill at once to overtake Marcos if he's not yet got away so that Stephenson may start to-morrow if possible. Ricardo was too late as Marcos left before noon. Men brot up 10 boxes after dinner which makes 18 of the 30 sent, brot up. Stephenson, Ricardo and

Erdis cut down and packed the 10 boxes ready for morning. This will
clean up all sherds completely.

Thurs., Nov. 7, 1912.

Sent down 9 boxes this morning, which makes a total of 40 boxes
and 1 stone bundle below, as Barrios says Marcos only took 18 bundles and
6 boxes yesterday. Light rain this morning. The 9 men brot up 10
boxes which makes 28 of the 30, up. Men after dinner brot up the other
2. Dr. Bingham arrived at 2.30, and sent off Stephenson and Ricardo
at once.

Fri., Nov. 8, 1912.

Rain till 4 P.M. Helped H.B. to take pictures. Sent Stephenson's
truck down the hill.

Sat., Nov. 9, 1912.

Rain. Took pictures with H.B. Ricardo came up for rod and piece
of rope.

Cave #104.

Other side of river opposite bridge. East of M.P.

A jaw, 3 or 4 teeth, 1 leg bone, very few badly rotted bones,
and some sherds.

Arriero brot up camera tripod from Huadquina forgotten by Stephenson.

Sun., Nov. 10, 1912.

Taking pictures. Rainy most of day.

Mon., Nov. 11, 1912.

Taking pictures. Rain last night. Dr. Bingham sent letter to
Dr. Nelson.

Tues., Nov. 12, 1912.

Rainy. Helping to take pictures.

Cave #105.

West side Huayna Picchu.

A sherd base, a seed, and 2 bronze ornaments (hair pullers?),
one of which has small piece of cord in the hole in top. 1 foot deep.

Richarte.

Wed., Nov. 13, 1912.

Rain. Taking pictures. H.B. collected a hammer stone near foot of Main Stairway.

Cave #106. Richarte.

East side Huayna Picchu.

Got a few sherds of no account, 3 or 4 rotten pieces of bones, and a curious rounded piece of bronze, with 2 small horn like projections on end.

Thurs., Nov. 14, 1912.

Rain. Dr. Bingham went to Huayna Picchu to see the big cave. Erdis counting steps.

Fri., Nov. 15, 1912.

Rain. Erdis packing up. H.B. took pictures and finished at noon. Sent 7 boxes down the hill, which makes 47 boxes and 1 bundle below, besides 1 box in cache which makes 48 boxes and 1 bundle.

Cave #107.

Foot of hill east of Machu Picchu.

Got 2 skulls, a 3rd broken one, 2½ jaws, and some leg, arm and rib bones.

Sat., Nov. 16, 1912.

Moved down the hill this morning.

43 boxes, 1 stone bundle, 1 bag tent

45 in all, (fly and roll of paper)

46 " "

Camped at Mandar Pampa.

Sun., Nov. 17, 1912.

Dr. Nelson blew in last evening and pulled out for Cuzco this morning. Bumstead and Hardy passed at noon yesterday. Dr. Bingham and Jimenez went to Huadquina this morning.

Suggestions respectfully offered for other expeditions

by Erdis.

Rolled Oats for each morning.

1 big spoon (for use in the kettles) at least a foot long.

more milk.

coffee.

Larger sized envelopes also - longer and wider for champes, etc.

more pickles - vinegar- cucumbers.

Don't bring American axes - get native kind - too much trouble to
replace handles of American axes. American good for personal use
at camp.

Don't use bi-cloride of mercury as an antiseptic where have only
aluminum vessels - see Stevenson.

At least 3 buckets for 2 men, if not camped very near the water.
Small galvanized rings to be sewn on bottoms of tents; then if ground
strings break, it is easy to replace them without cutting tent bottoms.

RE INSTRUCTIONS - Don't give any grease to Arrieros if in camp for more
than a few days - you'll need it all yourself, for potatoes, camotes,
canned meats, etc.

Round-headed hungarian nails for boots, - take a grip on rocks or
ground, and won't punch holes in canvas, not so liable to as calks
furnished at present.

Evaporated vegetables for camp of several days or more.

Granite ware to keep opened canned stuff not licked up at one meal.

FOR DIRECTOR'S ATTENTION.

Step rock west of top of Main Stairway.

Rear inside wall of house S.E. side of Sacred Plaza still shows traces
of adobe, showing that it was plastered inside at least.

Ring stone built flat in west wall of Room 25 A, 25' south of S. corner
house at S.E. side Sacred Plaza.

Offset in outside of wall on east side of house S.E. side Sacred Plaza.

Tunnel under road in stairway above Richarte's Palace.

2 Stone dishes cut in solid rock, S.E. corner room of center block of
buildings on east side of gardens. (Room 494)
Caves under houses north of lower end of Main Stairway = one cave room
shows traces of plaster inside.

Layer of charcoal in old grave in cemetery.

House down hill opposite camp.

Ruins beyond Richarte's Palace.

Plaster on inside wall, 2 or 3 rooms, S.E. of Fortress.

Cave room under carved "step" rock on east side of houses east of gardens.

Houses 1¼ miles due south of summit of Machu Picchu Mountain, and in a
saddle surrounded by andenes - Stevenson, Sept. 21.

Old fire-place (?) above the cemetery.

Room of the 3 monoliths - 2nd room S.E. of the fortress.

Cave room under Carved Rock on east side of central buildings out towards
the east point.

Terrace windows and steep stairway. - S.W. side M.P.

Small drainage holes - lower side 1st tier below Tower.

Room of solid rock on Huayna P. - see Richarte.

Trail to Huayna P. - see Richarte.

Ruins 4 leagues above. See Monge. - Oct. 13.

95 polishing stones back of temple. Oct.14.

Lines over door - 2nd room north of Main Stairway.

Sacrificial stones - north east end of gardens - llama and foot.

Bronze ax.

Decorated bronze champe or knife

Bronze ornament [ ] stone also

2 decorated stone relief designs on dishes

81.

Thin pierced pieces silver ornaments 3/4

Big plate of silver ⌒ rough

Long star headed pin ✶ (foot long)

Piece charred wooden dish

Barrel shaped pottery (whistle) Ⓐ

2 bronze buttons - same as Picchu

Silver bird's head (broken)

Engraved bronze bracelet

" pottery dice - have 3 of these (got more)

Bronze fish hooks Ⓐ (2 or 3)

" horn or something (badly broken)

" chisel - small - 3 in. long and large one 1½" wide.

" neck ornaments

" ear "

silver neck " especially from graves.

stone "

bone "

pottery and stone whirligigs

small semi-circular stone dish

thin pierced silver medallions Ⓐ

stone war club

" convex button - also same from graves

bronze-silver pierced sun - 4 in. diameter Ⓐ

curved handle bronze chisel - 6 in. long, bit 3/4" wide

bronze weaver's pin - 18" long

little olla - about 1½" x 2" (grave)

small chicken cup

stone dish with handles

big silver button

oval " ornament Ⓐ

Erdia' Diary.

Friday, July 12, 1912/

At Sacsahuaman, had 6 Indian laborers, 1 arriero, and 1 soldier. Continued trench of yesterday. Made it wider and deeper. In morning found many teeth, more or less broken, and most all pierced thru the roots, including one large tusk, but not as big as the one discovered yesterday. Bones were all small, very scarce and Badly rotted and broken. Pieces of pottery small and scarce and very few decorated. Teeth varied in depth from 1 1/2 to 5 feet under the surface, and from against buried wall to 5 feet away from it. Trench was at foot of 3d (highest from foot). Found also a small bit of wire (?) Moved down to foot of second wall, but soil was very rocky and contained very little - got one pierced tooth, a few pieces of bones and pottery, so started trench from foot of 2d wall towards top of 1st (lowest) wall. Put it down 2 ft. to large rocks and only got 4 pierced teeth and a few pieces of pottery, so started to extend 1st trench of yesterday, where we found the small olla.

Saturday, July 13, 1912

6 Indian laborers and 1 soldier, Started to dig between
Sacsahuaman and Rodadero, and found a few pieces of pottery and some
llama bones, but ground not seeming promising, went to Sacsahuaman and
started trench on east side of hill, about 50 ft. lower than summit.
Found small copper plates and large shell about 1 1/2 ft. below
surface, and part of a skull at 4 ft. and fine pieces of pottery were
also scattered from 1 1/2 to 4 1/2 ft. deep, but mostly occurred from
1 1/2 to 2 1/2 deep. Got some slong stones also.

Sunday, July 14.

Indians would not work. Everybody busy packing for trip to
Machu Picchu . Dr, Nelson gave Erdis typhoid inoculation.

Monday, July 15.

Left Cuzco 9:30 A.M. Climbed high hill and passed over summit, after which it was all down hill. Passed a deserted Inca village at about 3/4 mile on our right, and a few miles afterward on the brink of the Yucay Valley saw absolutely the grandest view have ever seen. For background, gigantic peaks faced with precipices hundreds of feet in height and crowned with great glaciers and snow fields. Foreground, with wide level valley placidly flowing river in center, cultivated fields and green trees, and a small town at our feet. This single view is worth travelling many a weary mile to see.

Erdis sick as result of typhoid serum of yesterday.

Tuesday, July 16.

Left Urubamba about 9 A.M. Valley remarkably well watered by streams from glacier on right for about 2 or 2 1/2 miles below town. Farther down, saw three abandoned ranch houses, and a number of old (Inca?) deserted villages, which do not appear to have any water in them at present, and may have been abandoned on that account. Also saw very many old terraces, some of which extended 1000 ft. higher than floor of valley, and which have no water and should judge from their appearance have not been cultivated for many years. A few miles below Urubamba we passed many holes in the faces of large gravel banks, which were almost perpendicular, and worn by the elements into many fantastic shapes. These holes are supposed to have been Inca graves. A short distance further on, we saw quite a number of old tombs, of rock and adobe, in small caves in the faces of the cliffs, but apparently all had been opened. Came about 7 leagues today, and camped at a place by the roadside where forage for the animals could be had.

very compactly in layers varying from 1/4 inch to an inch in thickness, and the floor was about 6 inches thick. Under this was a foot to a foot and a half of coarse compact sand composed of decomposed granite (grayish white in color) and resting on a bed of large boulders varying from 1 1/2 ft. to 3 or 4 ft. in thickness. All pottery was found on surface of floor in vegetable mould, and was practically all unmarked. Later in day filled up trench and started new trench on north side of "3 window Temple" and east side of Main Temple. At about a foot under the surface, found the bottom of walls resting on clay and decomposed granite, which would tend to explain why east side and N.E. corner of Main Temple has sunk about a foot. Also started to clean out first house south of round tower in Princess Row.

Tuesday, July 23 - 12.

Drs. Aguilar and Giesecke with a party of students from Cuzco University (15 in all) visited the ruins, and am happy to state that J.M. Ochoa, who formed one of the party and who had inscribed his name promiscuously over the most prominent ruins, on a former visit, found some all erased. In afternoon Erdis helped Prof. Eaton to take measurements of the Intihuatana stone on the point north of the Main Temple. Visitors departed in afternoon. The Indians were out hunting caves of the dead all day, and found 8. There is another Intihuatana stone in cave under Round Tower.

Wednesday, July 24 - 12.

Lieutenant with 2 Indians started again cleaning out house (1st south of Round Tower in Princess Row. About 2 ft. below surface of rubbish, encountered the floor, which was slightly sloping upward from the door to the rear, and was about 8 to 10 inches thick of hard packed decomposed granite. About five and a half ft. from the rear of the apartment, a division of the apartment was created by a cut stone

Friday, July 26 - 12.

Erdis packed a box, set up a tent and did chores in the morning, and in the afternoon accompanied by Luis, went into a large opened cave, which was 4 compartments in depth, and was a little below the brow of the hill on the east side. Found many pieces of broken pottery, a few bones, and in the 3d compartment found a skull of a large rodent. The Lieutenant also brought in a few surface pieces from the amphitheater, a very few bones and some large teeth. The doctor and Prof. Eaton were above camp on the hill, and brought in a skull, human bones, and some beautiful pieces of pottery. Jarrá had a clearing gang.

Dr. Eaton injected 1,000,000 dead typhoid bugs into Erdis's left arm, it being the 2d anti-typhoid infection.

Saturday, July 27 - 12.

Erdis's arm pained badly during the night, and was sore and stiff all day. Also had a headache and general "dead" feeling, but decided to postpone the funeral for some time. The Indians (5) brought up tent, etc. from the foot of the hill, and Bestor, Erdis and Luis packed a box with specimens. Dr. Bingham took pictures, and Prof. Eaton brought in bones and pottery. Erdis did not go out to work.

Ranch owner's son arrived with 7 Indians and a story about the Greater Machu Picchu being over a hill south of this place.

Sunday, July 28.

Peru's Independence Day. Put up "Old Glory" over the large tent. Dr. Eaton and Erdis took a walk over the Amphitheater in the afternoon, and Erdis picked up quite a number of pieces of pottery (later) that the Lieutenant had overlooked below the windows of 3 Window Temple.

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Monday, July 29 - 12.

Erdis stayed in camp and read Holmes on Yucatan and Mexican ruins. The first couple of hours in the morning it rained quite hard and the cook tent leaked some. The men did not begin till about 9 A.M. Dr. Bingham did not start on his trip. The ranch owner's son with 7 Indians want out, and managed to muss up some work, but got nothing except experience. Dr. Eaton went out with several Indians and returned with a number of specimens - skull and broken pots I think. It showered several times during the day. The Lieutenant had a clearing gang about and around Princess Row.

Tuesday, July 30 - 12.

Erdis had 3 Indians digging below (east) of the 3 Window Temple for "tiestos". Found about 7 pottery heads, an obsidian knife (?), some polishing stones, a very curious small pottery ball, a piece of paint (?), and more marked pottery. Moved down to opened cave under brow of hill east of amphitheater, and found that the gang of 7 Indians from the ranch had mussed up things badly, closing up the entrance to the other 3 compartments behind. Found a few more pieces of marked pottery, and a pottery head. This was the cave at which Erdis and Luis worked on the 26th. Later moved up to back of house, which is by S.E. side of Sacred Plaza, and found some pottery heads one of which looked like a cat's, and had nice ears, and cat whiskers, also several polishing balls and very few pieces of marked pottery. The Lieutenant had a clearing gang above Princess Row. Dr. Bingham, Jarre, ranch owner's son and 8 Indians started to hunt for Greater Machu Picchu. Prof. Eaton when after more caves with 2 Indians. We also found a broken bronze ax a foot or so deep, at back of house at S.E. side of Sacred Plaza.

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hill, with bones and tiestos, which Jarra wanted to prospect with the
Indians, but I refused on the plea that it was necessary for the
Professor to take a picture before disturbing anything. Just before
quitting work ran into a "nest" of 6 polishing stones.

August 1 - 12. (Thursday)

Edis with 2 men continued work of yesterday back of house
at S.E. side of Sacred Plaza. Found 2 pieces of metal about 2 ft.
deep, and 3 ft. apart, about 30 ft. back of house on S.E. side of
Sacred Plaza. Also got many more polishing or sling stones, a few
pieces of marked pottery, a couple of pottery cat and birds heads, and
2 small pieces of pottery marked with the body of a snake. The pottery
varied from 6 inches to 2 ft. deep. Got a small quartz crystal also,
and one piece (small) of the green stone used on top of walls, about
2 inches long, and apparently shaped for an ornament. One curious
thing that I've noticed here is, that under old stone walls which still
stand up 2 to 4 ft. above ground, and extend 2 ft. to 2 1/2 ft.
under ground, we have repeatedly dug out potsherds from under the
foot of the walls, (6 inches or more below the foot and under same),
showing clearly that the potsherds were dropped there before the walls
were built.

Friday, August 2 - 12.

Edis with 2 men continued work of yesterday up to and under
overhanging rock 40 ft. back of House at S.E. side of Sacred Plaza.
Found a number of polishing stones, a very few marked pieces of pottery,
a number of small rounded smooth pebbles about 1 inch diameter and
one flat headed round potsherd handle. Moved to corner (east?)
of house at S.E. side of Sacred Plaza and sunk a hole 1 1/2 ft. deep,
but ground was very hard and stony, so started again to look for
potsherds. Bestor was with me. About 10 A.M. an Indian arrived with

note for Dr.Bingham from Heald stating that his Indians refused
to go further and wanted to be paid off. We sent him to Prof. Eaton
with note, but he went back down hill without seeing him. Got a
couple of odd shaped potsherd handle heads, and one piece of the green
stone used on tops of walls. It was in size and shape like a 50 cent
piece. Got one baboon head pottery, and another with 3 vertical
eyes (?) and mouth and very thick neck. Found also at 1 1/2 ft. depth
a smooth stone pestle, rounded, about 3 in. diameter, and 8 inches long.

Saturday, August 3, - 12.

Erdis running all last night and today with diarrhea. Did
not work and ate no breakfast or dinner. Bestor went out, and con-
tinued work, of yesterday. Got a lovely bronze topu, or rather knife
at 1 foot depth. It was perfect too. Several pottery heads, some
polishing stones, and about half (broken in 2 pieces) of a fine cut
stone about the size of half a dollar, perforated with a small hole.
In the evening one of the Teniente's Indians brought in a fine cut
stone (granite) bowl shaped utensil, perfect except that it was
cracked across the bottom. It was about 1 foot across by 6 in. in
depth, and was shaped somewhat thus--

Bestor's men also discovered at 1 foot depth a stone vessel made
from a half round boulder, on top it was flattened and the hole in it
was oblong and rather small and shallow for the size of the Boulder.

Sunday, August 4 - 12.

Jarra went to Intihuatana and reported that Dr. Bingham had
sent Marcus (arriero) up to meet Dr. Nelson. He brought me back some
bananas. Bestor want down the hill to wait for Dr. Nelson's arrival,
but he did not come.