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The San Juans of Southwestern Colorado - Calderas, Mastodons, Conquistadors & Gold (Hardcover)
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The San Juans of Southwestern Colorado - Calderas, Mastodons, Conquistadors & Gold (Hardcover)
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Concentrating on unique events, people whose stories have never
fully been told, and a few "new" facts, The San Juan Mountains of
Southwestern Colorado - Calderas, Mastodons, Conquistadors, and
Gold provides a wealth of information, starting with the true
boundaries of Colorado's San Juans. Through extensive research, P.
David Smith destroys many long standing theories about this
mysterious range, showing that Paleo hunters lived in the San Juans
year round and the Spanish prospected almost continuously in the
area but had little luck smelting the gold and silver ores. Smith
shows how the Utes went from one of the poorest Native American
tribes to one of the richest and points out that the Pueblo Indians
(Anasazi) were the first of the historic tribes in Colorado and the
San Juans. He also notes that Coronado or his men may well have
been in the San Juans, rightfully looking for "Cibolla" amidst what
has proven to be extremely mineral-rich terrain. Detailing the
beginnings of the historically rich San Juans of Colorado, this
work is one that both historians and history-lovers have awaited.
It is true history that may be stranger than fiction. But it may
also be true history that will enlighten those who visit and live
in this unique part of the world.
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