After Ann Morris graduated from Smith College, she married Earl Halstead Morris, and together they became the glamour couple of 1920s American archeology, living in a tent in Arizona's Canyon of the Dead for a season. In an era when wives rarely accompanied their scientist husbands into the field, Ann Morris was a trailblazer. This book covers their travels and digs during 1923-24 in a fun, almost breezy, style. This insight nto ancient southwestern history and field archeology of the 1920s includes new footnotes that correct outdated information.