Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction Twelve Millennia on the San Juan
I Prehistory: From Clovis Hunters to Corn Farmers
II Navajos, Paiutes, and Utes: Views of a Sacred Land
III Exploration and Science: Defining Terra Incognita
IV Livestock: Cows, Feed, and Floods
V Agriculture: Ditches, Droughts, and Disasters
VI City Building: Farming the Triad
VII Mining: Black and Yellow Gold in Redrock Country
VIII The Federal Government: Dams, Tamarisk, and Pikeminnows
IX San Juan of the Imagination: Local and National Values
EPILOGUE Visions: Flowing from the Sunrise or a Water Spigot?
Notes
Bibliography
Index