THE CLIFF DWELLERS AS HUNTERS

Among the trash left by these ancient people, archeologists find bones

from Deer, Antelope, Turkey, Rabbits, and various waterfowl. Present day

visitors are often delighted to see Deer or Antelope along the approach

roads to Walnut Canyon and occasionally Turkeys are seen. These are

native Wild Turkeys, which in some parts of Arizona are found in

sufficient numbers to permit a limited hunting season.

Animals considered good food by living Indians include Coyote, Wolf,

Fox, Dog, Wild Cat, Porcupine, Beaver, Badger, Squirrel, Gopher,

Kangaroo Rat and Pack Rat. From the available evidence, it appears that

the prehistoric cliff dwellers ate the same animals.

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