1) Long black symbols indicate one-story
row
houses;
squarish black symbols represent
abandoned houses
[compare with Hano in the 1880s],
new and old houses, or
completely new
houses.
2) The village is close
to the edge of the mesa.
3)
A land use map shows several kivas; here is
how the
kivas look on the
ground.
4) An air photo (1967)
shows the fields at the bottom of the mesa,
where the Hotevilla Spring
can irrigate the fields and orchards,
shown on an
earlier topographic map.
