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- This product had a total of 247 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 9 2020.
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Most positive review
Excellent reading with interesting perspective as a travel log.
Least positive review
The author traces a lost people over the entire Southwest into Mexico. Great research and reading
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Full or archaeological findings but not written as a science text.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If the topic is something you are interested in, do not miss this book.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I now realize that i knew nothing.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Another gem from craig childs.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Craig childs walked the vast space that the ancient people of the american southwest trekked as they migrated from chaco to colorado to as far south as mexico.
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He explores the factors that compelled them to wander, leaving behind foodstuffs for their return.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
He compares the artifacts produced by several ethnic groups who merged in this churning of cultures, religions, and political views that often led to wars on a horrendous scale.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This book is an outstanding treatise about be the anasazi indians.
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