An edition of Digging into history
(1959)
Digging into history
a brief account of fifteen years of archaeological work in New Mexico
by Martin, Paul S.
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An eminent archaeologist presents an overview of his work studying the prehistoric Mogollon culture of New Mexico, including ethnographic reconstructions of arts, crafts, food technology, religion, social organization, and ceremonialism.
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Table of Contents
Prologue
Brief sketches of Southwestern culture
Purposes of work in New Mexico
Divisions of Mogollon culture and chronology
The time of limited wandering
Emergence of small, sedentary communities
The beginnings of town life
Summary and conclusions
Value of archaeology
Bibliography
Index.
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