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A public conference followed by a scholarly symposium was held atTucson, AZ in March 1986. Co-sponsored by the Wenner-Gren Foundation for AnthropologicalResearch, The Southwest Institute for Research on Women, the Arizona State Museum, andthe Department of Anthropology and the Southwest Center at the University of Arizona,"Daughters of the Desert" brought together more than 20 scholars to discuss the historyof women in southwestern anthropology. The conference included an exhibit with anillustrated catalogue: Daughters of the Desert (Babcock and Parezo 1988). Now, with thepublication of Hidden Scholars: Woman Anthropologists and the Native American Southwest,we have, as the Woodburys state in their Foreword, "a comprehensive survey ofsouthwestern anthropology" with an expanded history and biographical profiles of some50-60 of the most important of the more than 1,600 women who have worked in southwesternanthropol­ogy.This volume appears when there is renewed interest in the history ofanthropology, the history of women within anthropology (especially Americananthropology), and the issue of gender in archaeological research. Recent symposia andconferences have focused on these topics, e.g., ''Women in Archaeology: The SecondAnnual Symposium on the History of American Archaeology" held at the 54th Annual Meetingof the Society for American Archaeology (April 1989), and the entire 22nd AnnualChacmool Conference (November 1989)

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Hidden Scholars: Woman Anthropologists and the Native American Southwest, edited by Nancy J. Parezo. Foreword by Nathalie F. S. Woodbury and Richard B. Woodbury. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquer­que. 1993

Hidden Scholars: Woman Anthropologists and the Native American Southwest, edited by Nancy J. Parezo. Foreword by Nathalie F. S. Woodbury and Richard B. Woodbury. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquer­que. 1993

Hidden Scholars: Woman Anthropologists and the Native American Southwest, edited by Nancy J. Parezo. Foreword by Nathalie F. S. Woodbury and Richard B. Woodbury. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. 1993