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Arrowhead Hunting Guidebook, Native American Artifacts, by Frank Kenan Barnard

How To Find And Identify Arrowheads And Other Indian Artifacts (Southeastern United States) by Frank Kenan Barnard. Condition is brand new (NOS). 7th Edition, printed in 2004. Copyright 1983. Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 83-167628. Frank “Chip” Kenan Barnard passed away in 2005; this account is managed by his family. Unique, 53-page field guide, written, illustrated, and photographed by the Author, and also self-published. All artifacts are actual size except for those on pages 35 and 51. Softcover, paperback, size is approx. 8.5″ wide x 11″ high. Includes a fold-out, illustrated projectile point poster. Mr. Barnard was a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, New York, NY. Mr. Barnard began finding arrowheads as a young boy in Florida, however arrowhead hunting did not become a serious interest until he was a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the late 1960s. At the time, a guide for identifying artifacts for the region was not available to the public, so he took his finds to the Anthropology Department at UNC to be identified. This special, vintage field guide is a result of years of arrowhead finding, research, and collaboration. We hope you enjoy it, happy hunting!

Arrowhead Hunting Guidebook, Native American Artifacts, by Frank Kenan Barnard

How To Find And Identify Arrowheads And Other Indian Artifacts (Southeastern United States) by Frank Kenan Barnard. Condition is brand new (NOS). 7th Edition, printed in 2004. Copyright 1983. Library of Congress Catalogue Card Number: 83-167628. Frank “Chip” Kenan Barnard passed away in 2005; this account is managed by his family. Unique, 53-page field guide, written, illustrated, and photographed by the Author, and also self-published. All artifacts are actual size except for those on pages 35 and 51. Softcover, paperback, size is approx. 8.5″ wide x 11″ high. Includes a fold-out, illustrated projectile point poster. Mr. Barnard was a graduate of the School of Visual Arts, New York, NY. Mr. Barnard began finding arrowheads as a young boy in Florida, however arrowhead hunting did not become a serious interest until he was a graduate student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the late 1960s. At the time, a guide for identifying artifacts for the region was not available to the public, so he took his finds to the Anthropology Department at UNC to be identified. This special, vintage field guide is a result of years of arrowhead finding, research, and collaboration. We hope you enjoy it, happy hunting!

Roger Peterson Field Guide Eastern Birds Nests of the Mississippi River 257 pgs

The Roger Peterson Field Guide Eastern Birds Nests of the Mississippi River is a comprehensive and illustrated guide to the birds and plants of Eastern and Central North America. This special edition, published by Easton Press to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Peterson Field Guides, features 257 pages filled with detailed information and beautiful illustrations by renowned illustrator Ned Smith. With a focus on birds and edible wild plants, this field guide is a valuable resource for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike, offering insights into the natural world of the Mississippi River region. Unread. Please see photos and ask any questions prior to purchase I am not a book seller and want you to be happy with purchase.

The Arizona Low Desert Flower Garden by Kirti Mathura 2007 HB Spiral Bound

The Arizona Low Desert Flower Garden by Kirti Mathura 2007 HB Spiral Bound A Seasonal Guide to Bloom, Height, Color, and Texture Kirti Mathura Illustrated by Jennie Rambo The Arizona Low Desert Flower Garden serves as the perfect guide to designing, planning, and caring for a garden in this complex climate. This book features easy-to-use tri-cut flip pages that make it a snap to compare plants and visualize how colors will blend in the garden, as well as to compare growing season, height at bloom stage, propagation method, and sunlight requirements for hundreds of low-water plants. Includes: Temperature variations of the region. USDA Hardiness Zone Maps. Fertilization, sun exposure, plant maintenance, and soil information. Information for choosing plant shape, color, contrast, texture, and seasonal interest to achieve an overall desired look. Information on low-water and water-conserving gardening (Xeriscaping). A complete resource section. ALWAYS accepting reasonable offers!Boot Hill Books specializes in Arizona, the Southwest, and the Civil War, but we carry interesting books of all kinds. Please check out the rest of our items for sale at our store. We’re constantly adding new inventory!See something else you like? Contact us about combined shipping.100% guarantee!30-day return policy!And the best part? 10% of all sales by Boot Hill Books are donated to Arizona Beagle Rescue, a 501c3 non-profit helping to save the lives of Arizona’s beagles. Aroo!