E. G. Squier

E. G. Squier was an American archaeologist and writer known for his contributions to the study of ancient cultures in North America and Central America. His notable work, "Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley," co-authored with Edwin Hamilton Davis, is a seminal text that documents the prehistoric earthworks and mounds of the Mississippi River Valley. Squier's interests extended to Central America, as evidenced by his book "Nicaragua," where he explored the geography and culture of the region. Additionally, he authored "Waikna," which reflects his fascination with indigenous peoples and their histories. Squier's writings have played a significant role in the understanding of early American civilizations.