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Messenger； ed。； The Ethics of Collecting Cultural Property； Chris Kincaid； ed。； Chaco Roads Project； Phase I： A Reappraisal of Prehistoric Roads in the San Juan Basin； Tim D。 White； Prehistoric Cannibalism at Mancos； Christy Turner； Man Corn： Cannibalism and Violence in the Prehistoric American Southwest； and Farouk El…Baz； 〃Space Age Archaeology；〃 Scientific American； August 1997。
It should be noted that the Nankoweap tribe is wholly fictitious； as is the Santa Fe Archaeological Institute。 The witchcraft practices and beliefs described herein are not intended to negatively depict or portray the beliefs of any existing culture。 All the characters； events； and most of the places portrayed in this novel are also entirely fictitious products of the authors' imaginations。
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