Of earth, stone, and corn
Subtitle: the Anasazi and their Puebloan descendants
By: edited by Marti Lu Allen and Shane A. Baker
Contributors: Brigham Young University. Museum of Peoples and Cultures
Series: Museum of Peoples and Cultures popular series -- 2; Museum of Peoples and Cultures popular series -- 2.
Publisher: Museum of Peoples and Cultures
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Provo, Utah
Language: eng
Number of pages: 236
Subjects: Pueblo Indians; Exhibitions; Antiquities; Material culture; Basket-Maker Indians
Notes: Catalog produced in conjunction with the 7th student-curated exhibition of the same name and sponsored by and held at the Museum of Peoples and Cultures, Provo, Utah, July 1999-May 2000.

Catalogue (p. 139-236) includes recently acquired collections transferred from the Lang-Lyman collection of Basketmaker artifacts of the LDS Church Museum of History and Art as well as loaned material for the exhibition.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The Anasazi : who were they?  -- Charmaine Thompson; title: Anasazi architecture : pithouses, kivas, and the origins of Puebloan building types  -- Jonathon Baxter; title: Anasazi health and nutrition  -- Aaron Fergusson; title: Anasazi warfare : conflict in the prehistoric Southwest  -- Shaun R. Nelson; title: Anasazi trade  -- Aubrey Baadsgaard; title: Anasazi pottery  -- James R. Allison; title: Catalogue.