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Anasazi America

Anasazi America

David E. Stuart
David Stuart's archaeological study of the Ancestral Puebloan civilization of the American Southwest. Stuart argues that Chaco Canyon was the center of a complex, interconnected society that collapsed when its resources ran out — a parable with obvious modern parallels.
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Publisher University of New Mexico Press
Published 2000
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