Life in the Pueblo: Understanding the Past Through Archaeology
"Life in the Pueblo is written in an easy, accessible style in spite of the technical discussion of archaeological methods. Her meshed narratives are generally skillfully woven and carefully explained so that the reader understands the source of each strand. Throughout the book, Kamp makes an effort to personalize not only the past but the profession of archaeology by naming those involved: her husband and codirector, John Whittaker, the students who undertook specific excavation or artifact analyses, and the specialists who worked with Lizard Man materials. [This book] will be warmly welcomed by the many nonprofessionals, especially in the Southwest, who are knowledgeable about and fascinated by archaeological methods and interpretations." --American Anthropologist, Vol. 100, No. 3 [September 1998]