Explore the fascinating history of the "Aztec Ruins National Monument--New Mexico" with this meticulously prepared historical handbook. Originally published in 1962 as NPS Historical Handbook No. 36, this volume by John M. Corbett delves into the archaeology and Native American history surrounding this important site in New Mexico.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Anasazi, ancestors of today's Pueblo people, and their enduring legacy in the American Southwest. This book offers insights into pre-Columbian civilizations and the unique architecture and traditions preserved at the Aztec Ruins. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Southwest, archaeology, and Native American cultures, this handbook provides a detailed look at the "Aztec Ruins National Monument" and its significance. Journey back in time and explore the mysteries of this remarkable archaeological site.
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