This fascinating study explores the prehistoric ruins of the Gila Valley, in what is now the southwestern United States. Drawing on archaeological evidence and Native American folklore, Jesse Walter Fewkes provides a detailed view of these remarkable ruins and the history of the people who built them.
This book documents the archaeological investigations carried out in New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. With 14 plates, it provides insight into the cultures and societies of the indigenous peoples in this region. Ideal for archaeologists, historians, and anthropology enthusiasts.
Fewkes takes readers on a journey through the Mesa Verde National Park, exploring the Sprucetree House and revealing fascinating insights into the architecture and daily life of the ancient Pueblo people who once lived there. This work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the archaeology or history of the southwestern United States.
This book serves as a travel guide to the historic ruins of Casa Grande in Arizona, providing a detailed history of the site and its cultural significance. With vivid descriptions and stunning photography, this guide is a must-have for anyone interested in exploring the rich history of the American Southwest.
Jesse Walter Fewkes takes readers on a fascinating journey through the rituals and traditions of the Hopi people in Arizona in this detailed ethnographic study. With stunning illustrations and first-hand accounts of the snake ceremonials, Fewkes sheds light on a culture that has fascinated outsiders for centuries.