Excavations in the Chama Valley, New Mexico
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Author: Jeancon, J.A. (Jean Allard, Jr.) (1874-1936)
Publisher: Smithsonian Institution
Pub Date: 1923
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Fair. Binding tight, but there’s a split in the lower gutter between the title page and the frontispiece. No tears, bends, folds. Previous owner’s stamp on upper corner ffep. Includes two fold-outs, including frontispiece. Wear to lower front cover edge at spine foot. Wear to spine head. Light edge wear.
Notes: Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 81. Excavations conducted in 1919 of a ruin called “Turquoise Village” or, in Tewa, “Po-shu-ouinge” (east of Abiquiu, near the Chama River). The Chama Valley is in Rio Arriba county, NM, just south of Pagosa Springs, CO, and east of Chaco Canyon. A Chaco outlier?
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