Excavations at Nantack Village Point of Pines, Arizona

Description

Author: Breternitz, David A. ( )

Publisher: University of Arizona (NOT University of Arizona Press)

Pub Date: 1959

Binding: Paperback

Condition: 3 copies.  Copy 1 (PC25): Fair.  Binding tight, but lots of wear to spine.  Spine foot missing an approx. 1″ piece, exposing signatures.  No tears, bends, folds.   Previous owner’s stamp on upper front cover corner, and on upper corner title page.  Light edge and corner wear.   Copy 2 (LC): Poor to Fair.  Ex-library.  Library stamp on upper front cover at spine edge.  Library sticker at lower front spine edge.  Library stamp (“Removed from…”) on inside front cover.  Library check-out slip and pocket on inside rear cover. Rear cover at spine edge has approx. 4″ tear, now taped.  Lower rear cover corner has approx. 1″ fold.  Edge and corner wear.  Smudging to front and rear covers.  Copy 3 (LC): Fair.  Binding tight.  no tears, folds. Previous owner’s stamp on upper front cover corner.  Edge wear, especially to rear edges and lower front cover corner.  Head of spine worn.  Upper corner has bend like it was dropped on that corner, extends through entire volume.

Notes:  Anthropological Papers of the University of Arizona, Number 1.  Contributions to Point of Pines Archaeology Number 13.  “Nantack Village was selected for study because its prehistoric occupation included a period of time, from A.D. 900-1000, that was not well understood in the Point of Pines chronology.  Numerous tests and the excavation of 11 semi-subterranean units, including one Great Kiva, now make possible the definition of the Nantack Phase.”  (From the Introduction)