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"Dr. Cordell has accomplished a major task in pulling together information on the history and development of modern issues and themes of Southwest archaeology. No other area of North America has accumulated more published archaeological research and generated more debate than the American Southwest. Her synthesis provides an excellent perspective for students and scholars alike."
Hary J. Shafer, Texas A&M University, College Station, USA
"This volume is a comprehensive, highly readable synthesis of contemporary archaeological practice in the American Southwest. The pace and content of new research is admirably captured in this fine update of Cordell's now classic overview."
Barbara Mills, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA
"Once again, Linda Cordell has produced a uniquely comprehensive treatment of Southwestern archaeology, updating and strengthening the regional balance of her valuable 1984 summary."
Paul and Suzanne Fish, Curators of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum, USA
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"Dr. Cordell has accomplished a major task in pulling together information on the history and development of modern issues and themes of Southwest archaeology. No other area of North America has accumulated more published archaeological research and generated more debate than the American Southwest. Her synthesis provides an excellent perspective for students and scholars alike."
Hary J. Shafer, Texas A&M University, College Station, USA
"This volume is a comprehensive, highly readable synthesis of contemporary archaeological practice in the American Southwest. The pace and content of new research is admirably captured in this fine update of Cordell's now classic overview."
Barbara Mills, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA
"Once again, Linda Cordell has produced a uniquely comprehensive treatment of Southwestern archaeology, updating and strengthening the regional balance of her valuable 1984 summary."
Paul and Suzanne Fish, Curators of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum, USA
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"Dr. Cordell has accomplished a major task in pulling together information on the history and development of modern issues and themes of Southwest archaeology. No other area of North America has accumulated more published archaeological research and generated more debate than the American Southwest. Her synthesis provides an excellent perspective for students and scholars alike."
Hary J. Shafer, Texas A&M University, College Station, USA
"This volume is a comprehensive, highly readable synthesis of contemporary archaeological practice in the American Southwest. The pace and content of new research is admirably captured in this fine update of Cordell's now classic overview."
Barbara Mills, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA
"Once again, Linda Cordell has produced a uniquely comprehensive treatment of Southwestern archaeology, updating and strengthening the regional balance of her valuable 1984 summary."
Paul and Suzanne Fish, Curators of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum, USA
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"Dr. Cordell has accomplished a major task in pulling together information on the history and development of modern issues and themes of Southwest archaeology. No other area of North America has accumulated more published archaeological research and generated more debate than the American Southwest. Her synthesis provides an excellent perspective for students and scholars alike."
Hary J. Shafer, Texas A&M University, College Station, USA
"This volume is a comprehensive, highly readable synthesis of contemporary archaeological practice in the American Southwest. The pace and content of new research is admirably captured in this fine update of Cordell's now classic overview."
Barbara Mills, University of Arizona, Tucson, USA
"Once again, Linda Cordell has produced a uniquely comprehensive treatment of Southwestern archaeology, updating and strengthening the regional balance of her valuable 1984 summary."
Paul and Suzanne Fish, Curators of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum, USA
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