Cowboys And Cave Dwellers: Basketmaker Archaeology Of Utah'S Grand Gulch,Used Beal Less Insufferable And More Essential

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Cowboys And Cave Dwellers: Basketmaker Archaeology Of Utah'S Grand Gulch,Used Beal Less Insufferable And More EssentialThe Tortuous Canyon Country Of Southeastern Utah Conceals Thousands Of Archaeological Sites, Ancient Homes Of The Ancestors Of Today'S Southwest Indian Peoples. Late In The Nineteenth Century, Adventurous Cowboyarchaeologists Made The First Forays Into The Canyons In Search Of The Material Remains Of These Prehistoric Cultures. Rancher Richard Wetherill (Best Known As The 'Discoverer' Of Mesa Verde'S Cliff Palace) And His Brothers; Entrepreneurs