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 After Collapse The
Regeneration of Complex Societies
edited by Glenn M. Schwartz and John J. Nichols. The first book-length
work to examine the question of how and why early complex urban
societies have reappeared after periods of decentralization and
collapse, shifting the focus away from the "rise and fall" of ancient
civilizations to their "fall and rise." Indexed. 289 pages. More
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Alliss' 19th Hole Trivial
Delights from the World of Golf
by Peter Alliss with Rab Macwilliam. Collection of golf facts,
anecdotes and history told in the wry voice of the man Golf Digest
called the “best golf commentator ever.” Indexed.
164
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Ancestral Landscapes of the
Pueblo World
by James E. Snead. A revolutionary study of Pueblo communities using
landscape archaeology to understand how the people shaped the land
around them. Indexed. 208 pages. More
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The
Archaeology of Native-Lived Colonialism
Challenging History in the Great Lakes by Neal Ferris. A
reconsideration of Native American adaptation and resistance to
colonial British rule across five centuries of interaction, showing how
Native communities succeeded in retaining cohesiveness through
centuries of foreign influence and material innovations by maintaining
ancient, adaptive social processes that both incorporated European
ideas and reinforced historically understood notions of self and
community. Indexed 226 pages. More
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Big History From the Big
Bang
to the Present
by Cynthia Stokes Brown. A multidisciplinary history of the Earth and
humankind. Indexed. 288 pages. More
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Chaco
and After in the Northern San Juan Excavations at the Bluff Great
House by Catherine M. Cameron.
An in-depth archeaological study of Chaco region of Colorado and Utah,
the great Ancestral Pueblo site of the eleventh and twelfth centuries,
clarifying the relationship of “outlying” great houses to
Chaco Canyon. Indexed. 341 pages. More
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Crunch! A History of the
Great American Potato Chip
by Dirk Burhans. A history of the potato chip from the early sales of
locally made chips at corner groceries, county fairs, and cafes to the
mass marketing and corporate consolidation of the modern snack food
industry. Indexed. 203 pages. More
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God and Gold
Britain, America, and the Making of the Modern World by Walter Russell
Mead. An illuminating account of the birth and rise of the global
political and economic system that, sustained first by Britain and now
by America, created the modern world. More
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History's Greatest
Conspiracies One
Hundred Plots, Real and Suspected, That have Shocked, Fascinated, and
Sometimes Changed the World by H. Paul Jeffers. A survey of
conspiracies from biblical times to today. 323 pages. More
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Hitler's
U-Boat Fortresses by Randolph Bradham. First Edition.
Historical account
of attempts by Allied armies in World War II to seize the headquarters
of the Nazi submarine fleet. Indexed. 196 pages. More
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Life of a Solider on the Western
Frontier
by Jeremy Agnew. A history of the Indian Wars in the U.S. from the
perspective of both the military and the Indians and examines all
aspects of the post Civil War army, including its organization, its
weapons, and its personnel. Appendix summaries of significant battles
and selected western forts. Illustrated with B&W photos.
Indexed.
265 pages. More
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Long
George Francis Gentleman Outlaw of Montana by Gary
Wilson. First
Edition. Biography of a little-known outlaw and latter-day Robin Hood
of
Montana. Bibiliography. 252 pages. More
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Looting Spiro Mounds An
American King Tut's Tomb by David La Vere.
A true-life archaeological adventure story about one of the most
impressive pre-Columbian Indian art collections ever found. Illustrated
with B&W photos. Indexed. 255 pages. More
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Marco Polo From Venice
to Xanadu by Laurence Bergreen. Biography
of the legendary traveler, drawing on original writings and walking in
the footsteps of Marco Polo himself. Indexed. 415 pages. More
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Mexico and the Spanish Conquest by
Ross Hassig. Second Edition. Explores the role indigenous peoples
played in the Spanish conquest of Mexico. Indexed. 259 pages. More
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Ocheho
and Ochoco: An Evolutionary History by
Wayne Kee. History of the Ochoco region of central Oregon focusing on
the origins of the word Ochoco. Illustrated with historic maps and
photos. More
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Oklahoma A History by W.
David Baird and Danney Goble.
A comprehensive narrative of the Sooner State on the threshold of its
centennial. Illustrated with B&W photos. Indexed. 342 pages. More
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Rocky Mountain Heartland Colorado,
Montana, and Wyoming in the Twentieth Century by Duane A. Smith. A
history of the major social, political, and economic events of the 20th
century in the Rocky Mountain West. Illustrated with 23 B&W photos,
1 map. Indexed, 204 pages.. More
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The Silver of the Sierra Madre
John Robinson, Boss Shepherd, and the People of the Canyons by John
Mason Hart. Based on volumes of mining company records, this book
exposes the mentality and methods of Sierra Madre mine owners John
Robinson and Alexander “Boss” Shepherd of the late
1800s, detailing their exploitation of the people and the natural
resources of Chihuahua. Indexed. 237 pages. More
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Stones Witness
by Margaret Randall. Essays, poetry and photographs exploring the
author's connections to land and landscape, history and culture,
language and memory, drawing from the events of her own rich history to
create a universal link between place, time, and identity. 177 pages. More
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What Were They Thinking? Really
Bad Ideas Throughout History
by Bruce Felton. Humorous compendium of some 400 harebrained schemes,
useless products, and misguided obsessions. 304 pages. More
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The Year that Changed the World The
Untold Story Behind the Fall of the Berlin Wall by Michael Meyer.
Newsweek's European correspondent provides an eyewitness account to the
events leading up to and including the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Indexed. 272 pages. More
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Year of the Fires
The Story of the Great Fires of 1910 by Stephen J. Pyne. Tells the
story of the catastrophic fires of 1910 that scorched millions of acres
across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana. Illustrated with
B&W
photos. Indexed. 322 pages. More
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Yellowstone Denied
The Life of Gustavus Cheyney Doane by Kim Allen Scott. Biography and
psychological portrait of frontier soldier and explorer Gustavus
Cheyney Doane. Illustrated with historic B&W photos. Indexed.
305
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Raiders
of the Civil War Untold Stories of
Actions Behind the Lines
by Russ A. Pritchard Jr. Large format. Illustrated with historic photos
and drawings. Accounts of Civil War rescues, escapades and sabotage.
Indexed.
143 pages. More
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1215
The Year of Magna Carta by Danny Danziger and John Gillingham. Trade
paperback,
new. First Touchstone Edition. A portrait of life in Medieval England.
Indexed. 312 pages. More
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