Gary L Matlock

Points, Pithouses and Pioneers: Tracing Durango's Archaeological Past

Points, Pithouses and Pioneers: Tracing Durango's Archaeological Past

Enemy Ancestors: The Anasazi World, With a Guide to Sites

Trail Canyon: 6 Miles Long, 10,000 Years Deep (Volume 1)

Trail Canyon, an isolated oasis in Southwest Colorado, isn't on any tour maps. Few will ever experience in person its history and beauty, because it is private property. But within the six miles of its length, Trail Canyon has stories to tell - 10,000 years worth - covering every wave of humanity th...

Points, Pithouses, & Pioneers: Tracing Durango's Archaeological Past

Durango, Colorado, has been pivotal in Southwestern archaeology for a number of years. Points, Pithouses, and Pioneers is the first popular treatment of the entire range of this city's archaeological past, from the earliest Paleoindians to the recent European settlers. Philip Duke and Gary Matlock d...

Enemy Ancestors: The Anasazi World, With a Guide to Sites

Anasazi- the word evokes images of long-ago people who created beautiful and sophisticated architectural forms and then abandoned them as they melded into the modern-day Pueblo tribes. Mesa Verde and Chaco Canyon are but two of the best-known of the Anasazi sites, and represent the culture at the he...

State of Colorado Archaeology Memoir Five

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The State of Colorado Archaeology