Layman’s Field Guide To Ancestral Puebloan Pottery Northern San Juan/Mesa Verde Region [Spiral-bound] Louis Craine

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DESPITE CLAIMS TO THE CONTRARY, MY BOOK (Louis Craine, author) IS THE ONLY DE-FACTO MEW BOOK FOR SALE HERE, GUARANTEED TO HAVE NO PREVIOUS OWNERS. I SHIP ONLY THE LATEST (5th) EDITION, PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 25, 2019. MY BOOKS COME DIRECTLY TO ME FROM MY PRINTING SERVICE, AND I SHIP DIRECTLY TO MY AMAZON CUSTOMERS. MY BOOK IS FOUND AT “NEW FROM” UNDER MY NAME. IT WILL BEAR MY SIGNATURE AND YOUR PURCHASE DATE. I researched and wrote the Guide to serve as a reference for novices in the identification of prehistoric pottery sherds, which litter the ground of the northern drainage of the San Juan River basin (SE Utah, SW Colorado, NW New Mexico). The sherds are remnant artifacts of ceramic art fired by the Ancestral Puebloans, who flourished there long before Columbus arrived in the New World. The Field Guide contains descriptions of 31 Pottery types, 184 photographs, 29 illustrations, including a map of the Northern San Juan/Mesa Verde Region; a diagram of pottery vessel forms, and a chart depicting some common rock art styles in Southeastern Utah. Removal of prehistoric artifacts from Public or Indian lands is proscribed by Federal Law.