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Robert H. Lister (1915–1990)

Author of Those Who Came Before: Southwestern Archaeology in the National Park System

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Includes the name: Robert Hill Lister

Works by Robert H. Lister

Those Who Came Before: Southwestern Archaeology in the National Park System (1983) 188 copies, 1 review
Chaco Canyon: Archaeology and Archaeologists (1981) 75 copies
Anasazi Pottery (1978) 61 copies
Maiolica olé : Spanish and Mexican decorative traditions featuring the collection of the Museum of International Folk Art (2001) 38 copies
Aztec Ruins on the Animas: Excavated, Preserved, and Interpreted (1987) 29 copies
Contributions to Mesa Verde Archaeology: I; Site 499, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado (1964) 5 copies
Contributions to Mesa Verde archaeology 5 copies
The Coombs site (1959) 2 copies
Aztec Ruins National Monument: administrative history of an archeological preserve (2011) 2 copies
The Glen Canyon survey in 1957 (1958) 2 copies
The Coombs site. Part III, Summary and conclusion (1960) 2 copies
Archaeological Excavations in the Northern Sierra Madre Occidental, Chihuahua and Sonora, Mexico (University of Colorado Studies Series in Anthropology No. 7) (1958) 1 copy
University of Colorado Studies: Series in Language and Literature No 9 (1963) 1 copy
Contributions to Mesa Verde Archaeology: II Site 875, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. University of Colorado Studies Series in Anthropology No. 11. (1965) 1 copy
University of Colorado Studies. Series in Anthropology No. 12 Contributions to Mesa Verde Archaeology: III Site 866, and the Cultural Sequence At Four Villages in the Far View… 1 copy
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Lister, Robert H.
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Lister, Robert Hill
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1915
Date of death
1990
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Those Who Came Before: Southwestern Archaeology in the National Park System by Robert H. Lister
I really just browsed this book. Some nice photos of archaeological sites in the Southwestern US. I did get one great quote to savor as I was dipping in and out of the text, however:

"Undoubtedly more startling was the mountain lion that jumped over him as he crouched, intent upon his finds." (from "Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, New Mexico")
May 25, 2014

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