This is my current #audiobook listen. I really enjoyed his newest book, Atlas of a Lost World, so I thought I‘d like this one. I‘m only 10-15 percent in, but it‘s not quite the same. But it‘s early, and maybe my opinion will change.
This is my current #audiobook listen. I really enjoyed his newest book, Atlas of a Lost World, so I thought I‘d like this one. I‘m only 10-15 percent in, but it‘s not quite the same. But it‘s early, and maybe my opinion will change.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although not an Archaeologist himself, Childs takes a unique and "macro" approach to studying the people we Anglos call the Anasazi. He literally walks carefully and respectfully in their footsteps. He confers with all manner of Archaeologists. He also writes well as he posits many likely theories on how these people lived and what eventually happened to them as they 'disappeared'.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although not an Archaeologist himself, Childs takes a unique and "macro" approach to studying the people we Anglos call the Anasazi. He literally walks carefully and respectfully in their footsteps. He confers with all manner of Archaeologists. He also writes well as he posits many likely theories on how these people lived and what eventually happened to them as they 'disappeared'.