
Rock Art Of the Western Canyons
by Jane S. Day, Paul D. Friedman, Marcia J. Tate (Editors)
"Rock Art Of the Western Canyons" by editors Jane S. Day, Paul D. Friedman, and Marcia J. Tate, published by the Denver Museum of Natural History and Colorado Archaeological Society in 1989. Hardcover edition printed in Boulder, Colorado, featuring illustrations by J. Keith Abernathy and others. ISBN: 0-916278-66-2. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in archaeology, art, and history, focusing on petroglyphs and Native American cultural heritage. Condition appears good with no inscriptions or library markings.
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The book appears to be in good condition, with no visible signs of damage or wear from the images provided. The cover is intact, and the binding seems secure. There are no inscriptions or library markings present. Dust jacket condition is unknown, but the hardcover format suggests durability. Overall, the physical state of the book is suitable for collectors and researchers.
About This Classic 1989 Edition
"Rock Art Of the Western Canyons" is a collaborative work edited by Jane S. Day, Paul D. Friedman, and Marcia J. Tate, published by the Denver Museum of Natural History and the Colorado Archaeological Society in 1989. This edition, printed by Johnson Publishing Company in Boulder, Colorado, presents a comprehensive exploration of the rock art found in the Western Canyons, a significant aspect of Native American cultural heritage. The book features contributions from various illustrators, including J. Keith Abernathy and Sally J. Cole, enhancing its visual and scholarly appeal. This volume is particularly valuable for enthusiasts of archaeology and art history, offering insights into the techniques and meanings behind petroglyphs. The book is in hardcover format, ensuring durability for collectors and researchers alike. Condition specifics are not detailed, but the book appears well-preserved based on the images. This publication remains a crucial resource for understanding the historical and cultural contexts of rock art in North America.
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Denver Museum of Natural History and Colorado Archaeological Society
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