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"Principally an archeological study but with added information from ethnohistorical sources. Illuminates little-known sites in modern Jalisco, in the northwestern-most corner of the Tarascan dominion and a regional source for silver, which probably provided the incentive for early Spanish penetration. Substantiates some cultural links with the Basin of Mexico"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
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