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The Ancients
Anasazi : Prehistoric Cultures of the Southwest
by Rose Houk
Cowboys and Cave Dwellers :
Basketmakers Archaeology in Utah's Grand Gulch
by Fred M. Blackburn, Ray A. Williamson
Utah's history is rich with ancient lore from ancient peoples such as the Anasazi. This is the story
of the discovery of artifacts from a previously unknown group of peoples these researchers called
the "basketmakers".
Paperback
General
Desert Solitaire
by Edward Abbey
Edward Abbey tells of his adventures as a ranger in the Arches National Park with humor, eloquence
and a passion for the vanishing wilderness unmatched by any contemporary author
Paperback
The Monkey Wrench Gang
by Edward Abbey
When a gang of renegades sets forth on their mission to destroy the power lines, new road and bridges
springing up across their cherished desert, all hell breaks loose
Paperback
Utah Place Names
by John W. Van Cott
An interesting reference to the history behind the names of various Utah places
Paperback
Utah Trivia
by Allan Kent Powell (Editor), Mariam B. Murphy, Kent Powell
Fun facts to know and tell about Utah
Paperback
Natural History
Raptor Red
by Robert T. Bakker
This delightful tale, although told in a story form is a wonderfully
informative look at what a year in the life of a Utahraptor might have been like.
Paperback
Picture Books
Backroads of Utah
by Theresa A. Husarik
Utah Wildflowers: A Field Guide To Northern And Central Mountains And Valleys
by Richard J. Shaw
Birding Utah
by D.E. McIvor
Recreation
Recommended Trail Guides and Identification Guide Books
A collection of guide and how-to books to help you find the fun stuff in Utah
Utah's History
Robbers Roost Recollections
by Pearl Baker
The area known as "Robber's Roost" was a popular hideout for such notable outlaws as Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid.
I Walked to Zion :
True Stories of Young Pioneers on the Mormon Trail
by Susan Arrington Madsen
The Mormon Trail stretches from Missouri to Salt Lake City and was traveled by cart by the pioneers
who settled in Utah. Read some personal accounts of that journey.
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