Anasazi culture

To: indknow@u.washington.edu
Subject: Anasazi culture
From: "Joseph M. O'Neal" <josephon@admin.stedwards.edu>
Date: Mon, 10 Jul 95 10:37:15 CDT

Can anyone recommend a good book dealing with the Anasazi?  This is for a 
friend of mine, who has already read _Cycles of Conquest_ and _When Jesus 
Came the Corn Mothers Went Away_.  He needs something that is challenging 
but not technical archeology.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.  You can reply directly to me.
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Joseph M. O'Neal                      512-448-8745
St. Edward's University             FAX: 512-448-8767       
Austin, TX 78704               josephon@admin.stedwards.edu

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