Prehistoric Indians of the Southwest (1947) by H.M. Wormington Published by The Colorado Museum of Natural History, Denver, Colorado. Popular Series No. 7. First Edition, 1947.
Offered here is a scarce 1947 archaeological study titled “Prehistoric Indians of the Southwest” by noted archaeologist H. M. Wormington, published by The Colorado Museum of Natural History in Denver, Colorado.
This illustrated softcover volume explores the ancient cultures of the American Southwest including: Basketmaker cultures, Anasazi peoples, Hohokam culture, Mogollon culture, Projectile points and prehistoric tools, Pueblo architecture and excavation sites, Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon references
The book includes numerous black-and-white illustrations, diagrams, maps, artifact studies, and archaeological site references throughout. Appendix by Erik K. Reed of the National Park Service adds additional museum and pueblo information.
An excellent collectible reference for archaeology enthusiasts, Native American history collectors, anthropology students, museum researchers, or Southwestern history libraries.
- Publisher: The Colorado Museum of Natural History (Denver, CO)
- Author: H. M. Wormington (Curator of Archaeology) pioneering female archaeologist Hannah Marie Wormington
- Title: Prehistoric Indians of the Southwest
- Year Printed: 1947
- Special Attributes: 1st Edition thus, Popular Series No. 7, Includes Appendix by Erik K. Reed (Regional Archaeologist, National Park Service)
- Binding: Softcover / Paperback
- Subject: Native American History, Archaeology, Anthropology, Native American, Pueblo Culture, Southwest Indians
- Language: English
- Pages: 191 pages (fully indexed with glossary and bibliography)
- Richly Illustrated: Contains 58 figures and illustrations featuring detailed line drawings of projectile points (Sandia, Folsom, Eden Yuma, Gypsum Cave), atlatls, throwing sticks, early pottery phases, and fascinating historical photographs (such as the famous Basketmaker mummified dogs from the Peabody Museum).
- Expert Appendix: Features an extensive appendix by Erik K. Reed (National Park Service Regional Archaeologist) detailing outstanding exhibit sites, modern pueblos, and local museums of the era.
- Reference Material: Complete with an introductory glossary, an extensive regional bibliography, and a thorough index.
Amazing vintage archaeology and Native American history reference from 1947 covering prehistoric Southwestern cultures including Anasazi, Hohokam, Mogollon, Basketmaker peoples, projectile points, pueblos, artifacts, and excavation sites. Illustrated throughout with maps, artifact drawings, and period archaeological photographs.
Condition: Well-preserved copy Very Clean Very good vintage condition with light edge wear, mild age toning, and minor cover spotting. Interior pages are clean and well preserved. Binding remains solid. Original owner name written at top of title page.
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