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THE INDIANS OF CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK
Language: English
Published by JACk R. Williams (Self-published), Carlsbad, NM, 1956
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Soft Cover/Stapled. Condition: COLLECTIBLE - NEW. Phyllis Freeland Broyles (Illustrator) (illustrator). First Edition, First Thus. BRAND NEW & Collectibe. Copy. Stapled soft cover, red & yellow cover w/line drawings to front and back by Phyllis Freeland Broyles (wife of a ranger). The story of Native American heritage of Carlsbad Caverns in the Guadalupe Mountains in southeastern New Mexico, featuring some 17 caverns happily habitated by bats. Of Native Americans, it is certain the Basketmakers were here before 900 AD and left pictographs or paintings on cavern walls, with Apaches following around 1300 AD, and then the Mescalero and Comanches. .
