Excerpt from American Anthropologist, Vol. 3
So numerous, indeed, are these objects in certain localities that they are brought in with every load of gravel from the creek beds, and the laborer who sits by the way-side breaking bowlders for our streets each year passes them by thousands beneath his hammer and it is literally true that this city, the capital of a civilized nation, is paved with the art remains of a race who occupied its site in the Shadowy past, and whose identity until now has been wholly a matter of conjecture.
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