Emil W. Haury's Prehistory of the American Southwest

"Emil Haury stands as one of the finest archaeologists of the American Southwest. He skills were sharpened by the best mentors—Cummings, Douglass, Gladwin—and eventually Haury's excavations became the definitive work on the Mogollon and Hohokam cultures. . . . This work is a 'best of Haury' collection of many of his previously published works, with excellent introductory essays by colleagues and noted archaeologists—gathered into one, readable volume."— Choice "Emil Haury is virtually beyond compare among southwestern archaeologists....the republication together of so many so many seminal publications is in itself a powerful commentary on the history and direction of Americanist archaeology."— American Antiquity "Will be of considerable interest to those who are serious in learning about the Southwest's prehistory and wish to gain insight concerning the process of archaeological discovery."— The Explorer "This is an especially valuable and unique book on southwestern archaeology. Not only does it pull together many of the most significant and diverse writings of a long-time leader in the field, but it has succinct descriptions and straightforward appraisals of the wide range of endeavors in which Emil Haury participated."— New Mexico Historical Review "This collection of Haury's best papers gives added value with its updated bibliographies, one of which is a complete listing of the publication of Emil W. Haury, the doyen of southwestern archaeologists."— Books of the Southwest Part One : Overview -- Emil W. Haury : The Archaeologist As Humanist And Scientist / J. Jefferson Reid -- The Greater American Southwest / Emil W. Haury -- Part Two : Trees Of Time -- Archaeology And Dendrochronology / Bryant Bannister And William J. Robinson -- Hh-39 : Recollections Of A Dramatic Moment In Southwestern Archaeology / Emil W. Haury -- Tree Rings : The Archaeologist's Time-piece / Emil W. Haury -- Part Three : The First Southwesterners : Paleoindian And Archaic People -- Discovering Early Man In Arizona / C. Vance Haynes -- Artifacts With Mammoth Remains, Naco Arizona : Discovery Of The Naco Mammoth And The Associated Projectile Points / Emil W. Haury -- The Lehner Mammoth Site, Southeastern Arizona / Emil W. Haury, E.b. Sayles, And William W. Wasley -- An Alluvial Site On The San Carlos Indian Reservation, Arizona / Emil W. Haury -- Part Four : Hohokam : People Of The Desert -- A Short History Of Hohokam Research / David E. Doyel -- Roosevelt 9 : 6 : A Hohokam Site Of The Colonial Period / Emil W. Haury -- Part Five : Mogollon : People Of The Mountains -- Development Of Archaeological Thought On The Mimbres Mogollon / Steven A. Leblanc -- The Mogollon Culture Of Southwestern New Mexico / Emil W. Haury -- Part Six : Anasazi : People Of The Plateaus -- Delineating The Anasazi / Jeffrey S. Dean -- Evidence At Point Of Pines For A Prehistoric Migration From Northern Arizona / Emil W. Haury -- Speculations On Prehistoric Settlement Patterns In The Southwest / Emil W. Haury -- Part Seven : Retrospection -- Thoughts After Sixty Years As A Southwestern Archaeologist / Emil W. Haury. Edited By J. Jefferson Reid And David E. Doyel. Spine Title: Prehistory Of The American Southwest. Map On Lining Papers. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 467-495. Contents Overview Part One. Overview 1 Emil Walter Haury: The Archaeologist as Humanist and Scientist 2 The Greater American Southwest Part Two. Trees of Time 3 Archaeology and Dendrochronology 4 HH-39: Recollections of a Dramatic Moment in Southwestern Archaeology 5 Tree Rings: The Archaeologist’s Time-Piece Part Three. The First Southwesterners: Paleoindian and Archaic People 6 Discovering Early Man in Arizona 7 Artifacts With Mammoth Remains Naco, Arizona: Discovery of the Naco Mammoth and the Associated Projectile Points 8 The Lehner Mammoth Site Southeastern Arizona 9 An Alluvial Site on the San Carlos Indian Reservation Arizona Part Four. Hohokam People of the Desert 10 A Short History of Hohokam Research 11 Roosevelt 9:6: A Hohokam Site of the Colonial Period Part Five. Mogollon: People of the Mountains 12 Development of Archaeological Thought on the Mimbres Mogollon 13 The Mogollon Culture of Southwestern New Mexico Part Six. Anasazi: People of the Plateaus 14 Delineating the Anasazi 15 Evidence at Point of Pines for a Prehistoric Migration From Northern Arizona 16 Speculations on Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in the Southwest About the Contributors Bibliography of the Works of Emil W. Haury References Cited Acknowledgments Index