No place for a lady: the life story of archaeologist Marjorie F. Lambert

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction: "No Place for a Lady" -- Part I. A Time of Discovery -- 1. In the Shadow of Pikes Peak: 1908-1930 -- 2. "I'm Going to Be an Archaeologist!" -- 3. Chaco Canyon Archaeology Field School: 1931 -- 4. Academia and Supervising Archaeological Excavations: 1931-1936 -- Part II. New Directions -- 5. Museum Work in Santa Fe: 1937-1946 -- 6. A New Boss and New Experiences: 1947-1949 -- 7. Home, Hearth, and a Good Marriage: 1950 -- 8. Professional and Community Engagement: 1950s -- 9. From the Caves of Hidalgo County to Retirement: 1960s -- Part III. In Recognition of a Legacy -- 10. Postretirement Activities: 1970s-1990s -- 11. Friends Among the Pueblos and Northern New Mexico Villages -- 12. A Trail Blazed for Others to Follow -- Appendix A. Awards and Fellowships -- Appendix B. Archaeological Field Schools and Site Excavations -- Appendix C. Publications -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Author.

"Marjorie Lambert's life story is intricately involved in the development of archaeology and institutional building in the American Southwest. She became a professional archaeologist and museum curator and was successful at both when relatively few women were able to enter either of these professions"--