Chaco Canyon (N.M.) (Geographic Keyword)

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The Chaco Canyon and its monuments (1936)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Edgar L. (Edgar Lee) Hewett.

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The great kivas of Chaco Canyon and their relationships (1960)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Gordon. Vivian. Paul Reiter.

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A History of the Chaco Navajos (1980)
DOCUMENT Full-Text David M. Brugge.

The prehistory of the Chaco country will always remain a sphere dominated by the anthropological approach, for no contemporary written records of the human occupation were ever made. Any attempt to discern what took place must be reconstructed from the campsites, ruins, potsherds, and legends that supply a cloudy picture of developments and events seemingly lost in the passage of centuries. Each new generation is able to bring new tools and concepts into play in our efforts to produce an account...