LibraryThing Author: William D Hyder
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Mexican Hat by Michael McGarrity
Archaeological investigations along the Lower Escalante Drainage : Glen Canyon year 2 report, 1985-1986 (Northern Arizon by Phil R Geib
The rock art lithographs of Lala Eve Rivol by Paul Freeman
Anasazi People of the Rock by Muench & Pike
The Taste of France by Robert Freson
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Library2,682 books — see library
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Tagsrock art (442), archaeology (375), dh (317), numismatics (295), history (225), children's books (190), music (164), mystery (159), cd (132), art (109) — see all tags
GroupsArchaeologists, Archaeology, Book Arts, Book Care and Repair, Californians Who LT, Crime, Thriller & Mystery, Early Reviewers, Numismatics, Rare, Old or Offbeat, SF Bay Area Librarythingers
About me I'm an IT director at the University of California, Santa Cruz and an archaeologist specializing in prehistoric art. My library supports my archaeological research, hobbies, interest in family history, and mental well being.
About my library About half my books reside on shelves where I have ready access. The rest are packed in closets and the garage because I bought a house with more windows than wall space for shelves. Books rotate on and off the shelves depending on my current research interests.
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Real nameBill
LocationSanta Cruz, California
Emailbsktmkr
pacbell.net
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Account typepublic, lifetime
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http://www.librarything.com/profile/bill (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/bill (library)
Member sinceMar 25, 2006
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Unbelievably, I finally made it to the Dordogne this June! As I am in a wheelchair, there were many caves that were impossible for me to visit. But I was able to see Abri de Cap Blanc, Combarelles, and Rouffignac! What an utter delight! I consider myself very lucky, as I had concluded that I would never be able to see any of them. I thought of you while I was there.
sarallewellyn
posted by saraLlewellyn at 2:11 pm (EST) on Jul 5, 2008
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