Four corners
Subtitle: history, land, and people of the desert Southwest
By: Kenneth A. Brown.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: HarperCollinsPublishers
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
Subjects: Human geography -- Four Corners Region.; Geology -- Four Corners Region; Natural history -- Four Corners Region.; Indians of North America -- Four Corners Region -- History.; Four Corners Region -- History.; Four Corners Region -- Description and travel.
Description: It is one of the most awe-inspiring regions on earth. Bottomless canyons, fierce rivers, sky-scraping mountains, and ancient peoples populate the United States desert Southwest in a stunning and seemingly random collage.

In Four Corners, Kenneth Brown embarks upon a fascinating odyssey through this mysterious and beautiful region, writing about the people who rose and fell there, the subtle geological forces that sculpted the landscape, and the delicate yet enduring ecosystem that sustains life across the often brutal terrain.

Brown journeys across the Four Corners region on foot and by air, weaving a fascinating portrait of the cultural, natural, and geological histories that have created the unique landscape that exists today. From four-story pueblos carved into sheer stone cliffs and a mountain peak where snow covers the ground for all but three months a year to an ancient midnight Holy Week ceremony in a modern Spanish village, Four Corners is a compelling exploration of one of the world's great treasures.
Notes: Includes index.