Review
The Four Corners is a point where Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona join on today's maps. This area was once the heart of Anasazi country. There the Anasazi (the "Ancient Ones") developed a complex culture, the remains of which still survive in the Southwest. For the Pueblo Indians, modern descendants of the Anasazi, the Four Corners region is a sacred place. Indians Of The Four Corners: The Anasazi And Their Pueblo Descendants is anthropologist Alice Marriott's lively account of the Anasazi culture, including vivid accounts of hunting, family life, religion, dwelling styles, and agriculture. Although Marriott wrote Indians of the Four Corners for young adults, it remains one of the best introductions to the Anasazi Indians for young and old alike. Indians Of The Four Corners combines solid archaeological and anthropological scholarship with a campfire storyteller's flair . -- Midwest Book Review
