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Atsinna, the larger of the two ruins, is approximately 200 by 300 feet, the size of some city blocks. Like the other village, parts of it probably were three stories high, mainly along the north side. It was terraced down toward the south, thus providing a southern exposure. You are standing on the second floor level about ten feet above the original ground level. The first floor was filled with debris from the collapse of the upper stories.
The Indians obtained most of their water from the pool at the base of the rock, as did the later Spanish and American travelers, but they also caught as much water as they could on the mesa top.