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Fig. 3.-Ground plan showing extent of Old Bonito and known
subfloor walls of first-type masonry.

Plate 14

Left: Two-post
step to high north
door of Old Bonitian
Room 325.

(Photograph by
O. C. Havens,
1924.)

Right: Looking
north through Late
Bonitian doors
from Room 175,
foreground.

(Photograph by
Neil M. Judd,
1926.)

Plate 15

Left: Diagonal
door, connecting
Rooms 173B and
228B. At lower
right, open door to
Room 227.

(Photograph by
Neil M. Judd,
1921.)

Right: The only
first story diagonal
door of record at
Pueblo Bonito connected
Rooms 257
and 258.

(Photograph by
Neil M. Judd,
1926.)

Plate 16

Left: Blocked
Tau-shaped doorway
in third-type
wall between Kivas
V and 59.

Right: A huge
Tau-shaped door,
its sill 12 inches
below floor level,
formerly opened
from Room 226
into 227-I.

(Photographs by
Neil M. Judd,
1926.)

Plate 17

Upper: Reduced fire-pit on West Court surface at Room 330 ceiling level.

Lower: Mosaic-work, lower outside wall of Old Bonitian Room 28. Stone-ax-cut beam, middle
right; half-dollar, upper left.

(Photographs by O. C. Havens, 1924.)