See the bows an' arrows beside 'em.

They ain't like any that the Indians use now." "And the dry cave air has preserved them, for maybe two or three hundred years," said the schoolmaster.

"No, their dress and equipment do not look like those of any Indians whom I have seen." "Let's leave them just as they are," said Paul.
"Of course," said Ross, "it would be bad luck to move 'em." They went on farther into the cave, and found that it increased in grandeur and beauty.

The walls glittered with the light of the torches, the ceiling rose higher, and became a great vaulted dome.

From the roof hung fantastic stalactites and from the floor stalagmites equally fantastic shot up to meet them.