Ancient Ruins of the Southwest An Archaeological Guide,9780873587242

Ancient Ruins of the Southwest An Archaeological Guide

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Edition: 2nd
ISBN13: 9780873587242
ISBN10: 0873587243
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2000-01-01
Publisher(s): Cooper Square Publishing Llc
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Summary

This indispensable guide to archaeological ruins of the American Southwest includes thirteen newly opened archaeological sites. Noble provides directions to each site, nearby towns, and campgrounds.

Author Biography

David Grant Noble is a writer and photographer living in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Introduction xi
The First Americans
1(16)
Alibates Flint Quarries
3(4)
Blackwater Draw
7(4)
Buckhorn Wash Pictograph Panel
11(2)
Sego Canyon Rock Art Site
13(4)
The Mogollon: Roots of Pueblo Culture
17(16)
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
19(2)
Three Rivers Petroglyph Site
21(2)
Hueco Tanks State Historical Park
23(3)
Casas Grandes
26(2)
Casa Malpais
28(5)
The Hohokam: Ancient Dwellers of the Desert
33(18)
Pueblo Grande Ruins
36(2)
Park of the Canals
38(3)
Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
41(3)
Painted Rocks Park
44(1)
Romero Ruin
45(3)
The Hardy Site
48(3)
The Anasazi: Ancestors of the Pueblo Indians
51(90)
Mesa Verde National Park
55(5)
Ute Mountain Tribal Park
60(2)
Anasazi Heritage Center
62(3)
Sand Canyon Pueblo
65(2)
Hovenweep National Monument
67(3)
Lowry Ruins
70(2)
Three Kiva Pueblo
72(2)
Edge of the Cedars State Park
74(2)
Canyonlands National Park
76(3)
Butler Wash Ruins
79(2)
Mule Canyon Indian Ruins
81(1)
Grand Gulch Primitive Area
82(3)
Natural Bridges National Monument
85(2)
Anasazi State Park
87(2)
Bluff Great House
89(2)
San Juan River
91(2)
Sand Island Petroglyph Site
93(2)
Navajo National Monument
95(3)
Canyon de Chelly National Monument
98(4)
Grand Canyon National Park
102(4)
Homol'ovi Ruins State Park
106(3)
Petrified Forest National Park
109(2)
Kinishba Ruins
111(2)
Chaco Culture National Historical Park
113(4)
Casamero Pueblo
117(2)
Dittert Site
119(1)
Zuni--Acoma Trail
120(3)
El Morro National Monument
123(3)
Zuni Area Sites
126(2)
Aztec Ruins National Monument
128(4)
Salmon Ruins
132(3)
Chimney Rock Archaeological Area
135(6)
The Sinagua and the Salado: People in Between
141(32)
Elden Pueblo
145(3)
Wupatki National Monument
148(3)
Walnut Canyon National Monument
151(2)
Palatki, Red Cliffs, and Honanki
153(4)
V-Bar-V Ranch Petroglyph Site
157(2)
Montezuma Castle National Monument
159(4)
Tuzigoot National Monument
163(4)
Tonto National Monument
167(1)
Besh Ba Gowah Archaeological Park
168(5)
The Fremont: Rock Artists of the North
173(20)
Newspaper Rock
176(2)
Moab Area Rock Art Sites
178(3)
Dinosaur National Monument
181(5)
Dry Fork Canyon Petroglyphs
186(3)
Nine Mile Canyon
189(4)
Pueblos and Missions of New Mexico
193(34)
Bandelier National Monument
196(5)
Puye Cliffs
201(2)
Poshuouinge
203(2)
Petroglyph National Monument
205(3)
Coronado State Monument
208(2)
Pecos National Historical Park
210(4)
Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument
214(6)
Jemez State Monument
220(3)
Pueblitos of Dinetah
223(4)
Afterword: The Future of the Past in the Southwest
227(2)
Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979
229(2)
Index 231

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