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Book annotation not available for this title Title Statehood DC and Territorial Quarters 1999-2009Author Whitman Publishing LLC CORPublisher Whitman Pub LlcPublication Date 20090125Number of Pages 7Binding Type HARDCOVERLibrary of Congress

Book annotation not available for this title Title Statehood DC and Territorial Quarters 1999-2009Author Whitman Publishing LLC CORPublisher Whitman Pub LlcPublication Date 20090125Number of Pages 7Binding Type HARDCOVERLibrary of Congress

To find out what really does lie beneath our feet, scientists from Denver's Museum of Nature and Science dug a 2,256 foot well in 1999 and what they found was a surprisingly drastic array of landscapes and animal life-it the very same spot. In addition to what they found in the sediment at that site, geologists were able to look at other findings in the area to pull together an amazing assessment of the geological history of Denver's Front Range.

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Complete set from 1979-1981, 1999Includes coins from Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco mintsAll coins in Brilliant Uncirculated conditionCollector's display box includedCertificate of Authenticity provided Uncirculated Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coin Collection

Vinyl LP pressing. Planes Mistaken for Stars formed in Peoria, Illinois in 1997 and relocated to Denver Colorado in 1999. From the outset they were an artistic anomaly; carrying both a worn rust belt heart a warm midwestern soul. Collectively they combined different kinds of musical rebellion; hardcore aggression, punk energy, and gritty rock n' roll spirit into their own special noise. Ultimately laying the blueprint for today's emotional punk rock resurgence. "Prey" is the long awaited new alb

This book accompanies the exhibition of the Kai-Yin Lo Collection of Chinese ceramics at the Denver Art Museum from October 1, 1998 - September 30, 1999, featuring white and Qingbai wares from the Tang to the Yuan dynasty. Essays include: - Glimpses of a Splendid Era - Life in the Song dynasty by Kai Yin-Lo - Bright as Silver, Bright as Snow: White Wares of North and South China by Regina Krahl - The Development and Background of White and Qingbai Wares from Tang to Song by Li Zhiyan - Material Culture in the Northern Song dynasty: The World of Zhang Zeduan by Roderick Whitfield - Hangzhou in Southern Song - Perspectives Through Print Culture by Soren Edgren.

Jim Igoe is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Colorado at Denver. He received his doctorate in sociocultural anthropology from Boston University in 1999. He has conducted extensive fieldwork in the Arusha region of Tanzania. His research has focused on the formation of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in pastoral communities in general, and the impact of NGOs on Maasai and Barabaig ethnic communities in particular, as well as the complexities of the interaction of international, national and local agendas. Additional research focused on the implementation of community-based conservation projects and the relationship of local people to national parks. Igoe's current teaching and research interests include human ecosystems and the limits of the western conservation models; community ecological anthropology; community conservation; developmental anthropology with an emphasis on NGOs; and the history of anthropological theory.