Title: Mesa, cañon and pueblo; our wonderland of the Southwest, its marvels of nature, its pageant of the earth building, its strange peoples, its centuried romance,
Authors: Lummis, Charles Fletcher, 1859-1928.; Powell, John Wesley, 1834-1902
Publisher: The Century co.
Year: 1925
Subjects: Indians of North America Southwest, New.; Southwest, New Description and travel.
Contents: "See American first" -- The Grand Canyon of Arizona -- Our own Sahara -- Death Valley -- Our "Ships of the desert" -- The strangest trap in the world -- A river overhead -- The oldest trees in the world -- The self-crucifiers -- The greatest natural bridges -- The dance of the deadly snakes -- Begging the bear's pardon -- The king of blankets -- Acoma, the city of the sky -- The enchanted mesa -- The rivers of stone -- The first Americans -- Homes that were forts -- "Montezuma's well and castle" -- An odd people at home -- The wonder-workers -- The blind hunters -- An older Salem -- Doctoring the year -- The dance of the Sacred Bark -- The praying smoke -- "Finishing" an Indian boy -- A saint in court -- The Jemez plateau -- Yandees of the Southwest -- The stone Autograph-album