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Derrière les oreilles des ours : explorer les histoires culturelles et naturelles d'un sacré

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ISBN
1948814307
EAN
9781948814300
Binding
TP
Book Title
Behind the Bears Ears : Exploring the Cultural and Natural Histories of a Sacred Landscape
Item Length
8in
Publisher
TOR REY House Press, LLC
Publication Year
2020
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1.1in
Author
R. E. Burrillo
Genre
Nature
Topic
Environmental Conservation & Protection, General
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
18 Oz
Number of Pages
407 Pages

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An archaeologist's personal exploration of Bears Ears, a sacred and imperiled Utah landscape that shapes human lives and redefines the boundaries between tradition and science.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
TOR REY House Press, LLC
ISBN-10
1948814307
ISBN-13
9781948814300
eBay Product ID (ePID)
9038548618

Product Key Features

Book Title
Behind the Bears Ears : Exploring the Cultural and Natural Histories of a Sacred Landscape
Author
R. E. Burrillo
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Environmental Conservation & Protection, General
Publication Year
2020
Genre
Nature
Number of Pages
407 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
5.2in
Item Weight
18 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
F832.S4b87 2020
Reviews
"Burrillo makes a commanding debut in a consistently fascinating distillation of the unrivaled mosaic nature of the land's history." -- THE UTAH REVIEW "Solid history and archaeology combines with an understated call to preserve Bears Ears--all of it, not just a sliver." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "Playful, fierce, reverent...an epic story of endurance that reaches back into prehistory and casts a line into the future with the hope that all people can come to know and love this sacred land, and work together to preserve it." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Burrillo describes the area's physical geography and cultural history as well as its meaning and value to those who have been shaped and impacted by the land. For Burrillo, this includes a heartfelt identification with the area's healing power and force of place. This splendidly crafted book will appeal to regional specialists and general readers." -- LIBRARY JOURNAL "R. E. Burrillo conjures empathy for ethnography, transforms soil strata into living stories. Fierce yet playful, admonishing and ambitious, Behind the Bears Ears is as vast and consuming as the landscape itself." -- AMY IRVINE, author of Air Mail and Desert Cabal "R. E. Burrillo is an archaeologist who writes nothing like an archaeologist--not stuffy and technical but conversational and enquiring. Drawing from his explorations and fieldwork of the region's plateaus and canyons, his love and hope for Bears Ears binds these pages with honest glue." -- GREG CHILD, author of Over the Edge "An engagingly personal, well-informed, wide-ranging account of Bears Ears and its archaeology, its ongoing importance to Native peoples, and its future." -- STEPHEN H. LEKSON, author of A Study of Southwestern Archaeology " Behind the Bears Ears conveys a deep respect for the place and the people who have lived closest to it. A fine primer for newcomers to the region and an entertaining refresher course for those already embedded in the landscape." -- SCOTT THYBONY, author of The Disappearances, "Solid history and archaeology combines with an understated call to preserve Bears Ears--all of it, not just a sliver." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "Playful, fierce, reverent...an epic story of endurance that reaches back into prehistory and casts a line into the future with the hope that all people can come to know and love this sacred land, and work together to preserve it." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Burrillo describes the area's physical geography and cultural history as well as its meaning and value to those who have been shaped and impacted by the land. For Burrillo, this includes a heartfelt identification with the area's healing power and force of place. This splendidly crafted book will appeal to regional specialists and general readers." -- LIBRARY JOURNAL "R. E. Burrillo conjures empathy for ethnography, transforms soil strata into living stories. Fierce yet playful, admonishing and ambitious, Behind the Bears Ears is as vast and consuming as the landscape itself." -- AMY IRVINE , author of Air Mail and Desert Cabal "R. E. Burrillo is an archaeologist who writes nothing like an archaeologist--not stuffy and technical but conversational and enquiring. Drawing from his explorations and fieldwork of the region's plateaus and canyons, his love and hope for Bears Ears binds these pages with honest glue." -- GREG CHILD , author of Over the Edge "An engagingly personal, well-informed, wide-ranging account of Bears Ears and its archaeology, its ongoing importance to Native peoples, and its future." -- STEPHEN H. LEKSON , author of A Study of Southwestern Archaeology " Behind the Bears Ears conveys a deep respect for the place and the people who have lived closest to it. A fine primer for newcomers to the region and an entertaining refresher course for those already embedded in the landscape." -- SCOTT THYBONY , author of The Disappearances, "Solid history and archaeology combines with an understated call to preserve Bears Ears--all of it, not just a sliver." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "R. E. Burrillo conjures empathy for ethnography, transforms soil strata into living stories. Fierce yet playful, admonishing and ambitious, Behind the Bears Ears is as vast and consuming as the landscape itself." -- AMY IRVINE , author of Air Mail and Desert Cabal "R. E. Burrillo is an archaeologist who writes nothing like an archaeologist--not stuffy and technical but conversational and enquiring. Drawing from his explorations and fieldwork of the region's plateaus and canyons, his love and hope for Bears Ears binds these pages with honest glue." -- GREG CHILD , author of Over the Edge "An engagingly personal, well-informed, wide-ranging account of Bears Ears and its archaeology, its ongoing importance to Native peoples, and its future." -- STEPHEN H. LEKSON , author of A Study of Southwestern Archaeology " Behind the Bears Ears conveys a deep respect for the place and the people who have lived closest to it. A fine primer for newcomers to the region and an entertaining refresher course for those already embedded in the landscape." -- SCOTT THYBONY , author of The Disappearances, "R. E. Burrillo is an archaeologist who writes nothing like an archaeologist--not stuffy and technical but conversational and enquiring. Drawing from his explorations and fieldwork of the region's plateaus and canyons, his love and hope for Bears Ears binds these pages with honest glue." -- GREG CHILD , author of Over the Edge "An engagingly personal, well-informed, wide-ranging account of Bears Ears and its archaeology, its ongoing importance to Native peoples, and its future." -- STEPHEN H. LEKSON , author of A Study of Southwestern Archaeology " Behind the Bears Ears conveys a deep respect for the place and the people who have lived closest to it. A fine primer for newcomers to the region and an entertaining refresher course for those already embedded in the landscape." -- SCOTT THYBONY , author of The Disappearances, "Burrillo makes a commanding debut in a consistently fascinating distillation of the unrivaled mosaic nature of the land's history." -- THE UTAH REVIEW "Solid history and archaeology combines with an understated call to preserve Bears Ears--all of it, not just a sliver." -- KIRKUS REVIEWS "Playful, fierce, reverent...an epic story of endurance that reaches back into prehistory and casts a line into the future with the hope that all people can come to know and love this sacred land, and work together to preserve it." -- FOREWORD REVIEWS "Burrillo describes the area's physical geography and cultural history as well as its meaning and value to those who have been shaped and impacted by the land. For Burrillo, this includes a heartfelt identification with the area's healing power and force of place. This splendidly crafted book will appeal to regional specialists and general readers." -- LIBRARY JOURNAL "R. E. Burrillo conjures empathy for ethnography, transforms soil strata into living stories. Fierce yet playful, admonishing and ambitious, Behind the Bears Ears is as vast and consuming as the landscape itself." -- AMY IRVINE , author of Air Mail and Desert Cabal "R. E. Burrillo is an archaeologist who writes nothing like an archaeologist--not stuffy and technical but conversational and enquiring. Drawing from his explorations and fieldwork of the region's plateaus and canyons, his love and hope for Bears Ears binds these pages with honest glue." -- GREG CHILD , author of Over the Edge "An engagingly personal, well-informed, wide-ranging account of Bears Ears and its archaeology, its ongoing importance to Native peoples, and its future." -- STEPHEN H. LEKSON , author of A Study of Southwestern Archaeology " Behind the Bears Ears conveys a deep respect for the place and the people who have lived closest to it. A fine primer for newcomers to the region and an entertaining refresher course for those already embedded in the landscape." -- SCOTT THYBONY , author of The Disappearances
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2019-955067
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