New Books from the U of U Press

In the Eastern Fluted Point Tradition

In the Eastern Fluted Point Tradition

Edited by Joseph A. M. Gingerich

Provides thorough comparisons of eastern fluted point sites based on decades of research, previously unpublished reports, and updates to recent Paleoindian research

Becoming White Clay

Becoming White Clay

B. Sunday Eiselt

An archaeological, historical, and ethnographic study of the Jicarilla Apache

Palioindian Lifeways of the Cody Complex

Paleoindian Lifeways of the Cody Complex

Edited by Edward J. Knell
and Mark P. Muñiz

Delivers fresh perspectives and significantly increases the overall understanding of one of the most important cultural traditions in North America

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U of U Press Book Announces 2012 Don D. and Catherine S. Fowler Prize Winner

The Don D. and Catherine S. Fowler Prize for 2012 is awarded to
Aaron M. Wright for his manuscript titled "Religion on the Rocks: Rock Art, Ritual Practice, and Transformation of the Hohokam Social World." The announcement was made by Don and Catherine Fowler on Friday night at the awards banquet at the Great Basin Anthropology Conference in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

Aaron M. Wright is a Research Associate with Archaeology Southwest in Tucson, AZ. 

U of U Press announces the 2012 Wallace Stegner Prize Winner

The University of Utah Press is pleased to announce that it is awarding the 2012 Wallace Stegner Prize to Jedediah S. Rogers for "Make Straight in the Desert a Highway: Conflict in the Canyon Country." A national panel of independent judges chose the winning entry as the best book manuscript in environmental or western history. The prize, which is funded by generous donors, includes $10,000 and publication of the book by the University of Utah Press. This year’s winner, Jedediah Rogers, examines the history of clashing ideologies and the repeated conflicts they have produced over roads in wild areas of Utah’s canyon country. The judges noted that “Rogers breaks new ground; he creates a path for us to see things we’ve overlooked or not considered.”

The Prize will be presented to Jedediah Rogers during the annual Utah history address and awards presentation of the Utah State History Conference. This presentation will be held Thursday, September 20, 2012, at the Fort Douglas Post Theater from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.