Exploring the Cultural and Natural Histories of a Sacred Landscape
•Many people have heard of Bears Ears in the news—the Bears Ears Inter–Tribal Coalition's national monument proposal, Obama's monument designation, and Trump's recission—comparatively few have walked on the landscape. R. E. Burrillo, who has conducted archaeological work on every major landform of the Bears Ears area, takes readers on an in–depth journey through this sacred and threatened landscape and its promise for healing
•Regional appeal in the Southwest
•Author holds an MS in archaeology from the University of Utah, works as an environmental consultant, and is in demand as a public speaker; he has a knack for rendering technical information into something fun to read and easy to understand
•Twenty–six tribes call the Bears Ears area home; this book will aid in conservation and public education efforts to help protect this sacred landscape
Publication
2020
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Torrey House Press
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