Along southern tributaries of Chin Lee Valley there are instructive
cliff houses that have escaped the attention of archeologists. Judging
from his map, some of these may have been visited by Dr. Prudden for
he gives a figure of one of the two cliff ruins (pl. 2, fig. _a_), in
the Chin Lee, about 40 miles from Chin Lee postoffice. Their state
of preservation and the character of their sites may be judged from
the accompanying illustrations. These ruins were not visited, the
photographs (pl. 2, figs. _a–c_) having been presented by a Navaho
Indian, George H. Hoater, who made the pictures but did not know the
name of the ruin or of the canyon. There are other ruins in the Chin
Lee canyons, of which information is quite meager.