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Authoritative and thoughtful view of Southwest archaeology,
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This review is from: The Anasazi of Mesa Verde and the Four Corners (Hardcover)
Well-researched and gorgeously illustrated, this book manages to convey its author's enthusiasm for the Southwest's remarkable ruins without sacrificing scientific detail and even skepticism. He takes a well-known subject, Mesa Verde, and let's us see it with new eyes, while illuminating some of the least-well-known and most intriguing sites in the region. Few scholars and fewer tourists venture beyond Mesa Verde intothe obscure corners of the San Juan River valley, but William Ferguson shows how rewarding the trip could be. Above all, it is refreshing to read an enthusiast's book that does not indulge in unsupported speculation about the lives and beliefs of the prehistoric people of the Southwest.
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The Anasazi of Mesa Verde and the Four Corners by William M. Ferguson (Hardcover - Sept. 1996)
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