Sedona Through Time: Geology of the Red Rocks

By Wayne Ranney. New! Third Edition! Visitors to the towering red rock spires of Sedona seldom suspect that the area was once a broad river floodplain that lay beyond the Ancestral Rocky Mountains. This same place was later buried in a vast, Sahara-like desert, still later to lie beneath the waters of a warm tropical sea filled with ancient life forms. Author-geologist, Wayne Ranney's, SEDONA THROUGH TIME: A GUIDE TO SEDONA'S GEOLOGY is an eminently readable story of the evolution of this fantastic landscape through the eons of geologic time. 

The original SEDONA THROUGH TIME sold over 9000 copies since it was first released in 1993 and it has gone through multiple printings and two editions since then. It is the most popular book on the geologic evolution of this special landscape.

This new edition has over 90 color photographs, many maps and diagrams, and utilizes dozens of Ron Blakey's fantastic paleogeographic maps from Wayne Ranney's book "Ancient Landscapes of the Colorado Plateau." Find out how to order this new book by clicking on the book cover above.

Softcover; 160 pages.