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Product Description: Over the past thirty years, late Quaternary environments in the arid interior of western North America have been revealed by a unique source of fossils: well-preserved fragments of plants and animals accumulated locally by packrats and quite often encased, amberlike, in large masses of crystallized urine...read more
By Julio L. Betancourt (editor), Paul S. Martin (editor) and Thomas R. Van Devender (editor)

Hardcover:

9780816511150 | Univ of Arizona Pr, July 1, 1990, cover price $75.00

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9780816532841 | Reprint edition (Univ of Arizona Pr, January 15, 2016), cover price $45.00 | About this edition: Over the past thirty years, late Quaternary environments in the arid interior of western North America have been revealed by a unique source of fossils: well-preserved fragments of plants and animals accumulated locally by packrats and quite often encased, amberlike, in large masses of crystallized urine.

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Product Description: Archaeology provides an ideal avenue for examining long-term processes and interrelationships between human behavior and environmental stability, variation, and change. The American Southwest is particularly well suited for such 'deep-time' investigations because of its comprehensive archaeological record, rich ethnographic and historical data on its peoples, and unmatched reconstructions of multiple environmental variables across a broad range of spatial and temporal scales...read more
By Julio L. Betancourt (contributor), Darrell Creel (contributor), Jeffrey S. Dean (editor), David E. Doyel (editor) and Fred Espenak (contributor)

Hardcover:

9780874808537 | Univ of Utah Pr, November 6, 2006, cover price $45.00 | About this edition: Archaeology provides an ideal avenue for examining long-term processes and interrelationships between human behavior and environmental stability, variation, and change.

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