Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Archeology of Lake Mead National Recreation Area: An Assessment
The recreation area includes Lakes Mead and Mohave, and its boundaries parallel the course of the Colorado River before Hoover and Davis Dams were built (figure The river crossed a variety of landscapes, emerging from time lower Grand Canyon and flowing west, and then south, through the Mohave Desert on its way to the Gulf of California. This region is one of the more rugged and isolated parts of the United 'states, and archeological remains found here outline a story of how people have survived-or failed to survive-in this harsh land.
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