Land of Cochise: Southeastern Arizona

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear and marks on the yellow cover. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability despite the exterior blemishes. The pages are clean and legible, providing a valuable resource for those interested in the geology and history of southeastern Arizona.

"Land of Cochise: Southeastern Arizona" is a guidebook published in 1978 by the New Mexico Geological Society. This volume was prepared for the 29th annual field conference held in southeastern Arizona, offering a comprehensive exploration of the region's geology and history. The book is edited by J. F. Callender, Jan C. Wilt, and R. E. Clemons, with H. L. James serving as the managing editor. It includes illustrations of historical significance, such as Cochise by Jacque Evans. This edition is particularly valuable for its detailed coverage of southeastern Arizona's geological features and its historical context, providing insights into the land once inhabited by the Chiricahua Apache. The book is bound in a sturdy yellow cover, showing some wear and marks but remains intact, making it a rare find for collectors interested in geological and historical studies of the American Southwest.