Fewkes takes readers on a journey through the Mesa Verde National Park, exploring the Sprucetree House and revealing fascinating insights into the architecture and daily life of the ancient Pueblo people who once lived there. This work is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the archaeology or history of the southwestern United States.

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