There are other ruins yet further south on the western bank of the arroyo, which, however, I shall not mention here. They are so important as to deserve special discussion in a later portion of this report. I therefore cross the creek back again to its eastern shore, and thence to the south side of the old church, proceeding thence southwards. From the church a grassy slope, very gentle and with almost imperceptible undulations, extends to the road which runs almost due W. and E. from the creek towards the Rio Pecos. The distance is about 300 m.--1,000 ft.,--of which 74 m.--240 ft.--are taken up by the embankments, walls, and foundation lines already described as pertaining to the church building. Plate I. shows the position of this section, its northern limit being about 34 m.--112 ft.--N. of the southern lines of the church annexes (or 42 m.--138 ft.--S. of the temple itself) the southern limit being the road itself, while on the west the creek-bed forms the boundary. _H_, Corral-like structure, very plain, about 50 m. × 20 m., or 163 ft. × 65 ft. I understood Sr. Ruiz to say that it was the garden of the church ("la huerta de la iglesia"), but believe that he probably meant _G_, not having my field-notes with me at the time. _I_, rectangle of foundation lines 30 m.--98 ft.--from _A_; 30 m. × 31 m.--98 ft. × 100 ft.--divided into 2 compartments, the western one 9 m. × 30 m.--30 ft. × 98 ft. _J_, trapezium, with mound at S.W. corner 18 m. × 21 m., or 60 ft. × 70 ft. _K_, rectangle 25 m. × 36 m.--82 ft × 118 ft.--open to the west, and only recognizable from the semicircular mound of not 0.50 m.--20 in.--elevation, dotted out as leaving a depression in the centre. _L_, circular depression 36 m.--118 ft.--in diameter; ground always wet. _O_, circular mound 10 m.--33 ft.--in diameter, 1.5 m.--5 ft.--high. _k_, shapeless mound, possibly part of a hollow rectangle.