The Paleoindian Southwest

J. David Kilby is professor of anthropology at Texas State University, where he directs the Ancient Southwest Texas Project. Bruce B. Huckell (1950-2024) was associate professor of anthropology and a previous director of the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology at the University of New Mexico. Contributors include: Matthew R. Bennett, James E. Bowman, Briggs Buchanan, David Bustos, John Carpenter, Peter C. Condon, Matthew Cuba, Brendan Fenerty, Samuel Fisher, Marcus J. Hamilton, C. Vance Haynes Jr., Nicholas M. Hlatky, Vance T. Holliday, Bruce B. Huckell, J. David Kilby, Christopher Merriman, Daniel Odess, Guadalupe Sanchez, Ismael Sanchez-Morales, Francis E. Smiley, Jacob D. Tumelaire, Tommy M. Urban, Meghann M. Vance, and Jason D. Windingstad

"The Paleoindian Southwest is a tour de force of archaeology in this region and time period. It provides an essential overview of prior research into Paleoindian archaeology in the American Southwest and also reports new data and investigations. Each chapter is carefully crafted and together they build a detailed picture of the first peoples in the Southwest."--Ashley Lemke, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee "The Paleoindian Southwest is a well-written and authoritative volume, one that is also a fitting capstone to the career of the late Bruce Huckell. It provides a concise history of research and overview of what we know to date that will benefit not only southwestern archaeologists, but anyone interested in the earliest reach of North American history."--Robert L. Kelly, professor emeritus, University of Wyoming