The manufacture of copper bells found in Southwestern sites |
Spring 1953 |
Sw J Anthro |
The mission in the Arizona desert |
January 1913 |
Sunset |
The myth of Indian economic and political incompetence: the San Carlos case |
Spring 1977 |
Sw Econ & Soc |
The name Mojave, Mohave: a history of its origin and meaning |
March 1967 |
Southern Calif Q |
The name Mojave, Mohave: an addendum |
December 1967 |
Southern Calif Q |
The Navajo |
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Societies around the world |
The negotiation of the Gadsden treaty |
July 1923 |
Sw Hist Q |
The other rim |
September 1973 |
Sunset |
The Paradox of the desert; how the wild plants of the arid Southwest supply man with food, drink and materials for clothing and shelter |
May 1922 |
Sunset |
The paradox of the desert; how the wild plants of the arid Southwest supply man with food, drink, and materials for clothing and shelter |
May 1922 |
Sunset |
The Patayha problem in the Colorado River valley |
Spring 1945 |
Sw J anthro |
The payote ceremony among the American Indians |
Fall 1973 |
Southwest Heritage |
The Peyote ceremony among the American Indians |
Fall 1973 |
Southwest Heritage |
The prize farms of Yuma |
September 1910 |
Sunset |
The prize farms of Yuma |
September 1910 |
Sunset |
The problem of contacts between the southwestern United States and Mexico |
Spring 1945 |
Sw J Anthro |
The pueblo kachina cult: a historical reconstruction |
Winter 1955 |
Sw J Anthro |
The pueblo kachina cult: a historical reconstruction |
Winter 1955 |
Sw J Anthro |
The pump in a thirsty land |
October 1915 |
Sunset |
The purchase and importation of camels by the United States government, 1855-1857 |
July 1929 |
Sw Hist Q |
The rodeo at Pinal |
January 1905 |
Sunset |
The Roosevelt road; motoring through the Salt River Valley |
October 1912 |
Sunset |
The S. O. S. of the Pimas; they must have water for their crops to avoid starvation and beggary |
April 1923 |
Sunset |
The Southwestern co-tradition |
Autumn 1951 |
Sw J Anthro |
The Southwestern co-tradition |
Autumn 1951 |
Sw J Anthro |
The Southwestern co-tradition |
Autumn 1951 |
Sw J Anthro |
The story of a cooper mine |
May 1904 |
Sunset |
The structure and causation of Mohave warfare |
Spring 1954 |
Sw J Anthro |
The sunny side of Yuma |
September 1906 |
Sunset |
The thoughts of John Wesley Powell |
Summer-Fall 1968 |
Sage |
The United States - Mexican Boundary Survey, 1848-1853 |
October 1958 |
Sw Hist Q |
The University of Arizona |
November 1903 |
Sunset |
The use of lead mineral by the Hohokam in cremation ceremonials |
Spring 1947 |
Sw J Anthro |
The use of lead mineral by the Hohokam in cremation ceremonials |
Spring 1948 |
Sw J Anthro |
The useful Colorado; at Laguna dam the big river is once more harnessed |
June 1909 |
Sunset |
The useful Colorado; at Laguna dam the big river is once more harnessed |
June 1909 |
Sunset |
The venerable Hos-too-e discusses owls |
September 1938 |
Sw Lore |
The white haired one wrestles with Hosteen Bear; a Navaho folk story |
March 1948 |
Sw Lore |
The white haired one wrestles with Hosteen Bear; a Navaho folk story |
March 1948 |
Sw Lore |
The Yaquis in exile |
September 1909 |
Sunset |
Themes of environmental adaptation and response in southwestern National Park system areas |
September 1967 |
Southwestern Lore |
Through Apache land; riding on rubber tires over Geronimo's trail |
July 1916 |
Sunset |
Tom Jeffords, the only white man to hold respect of Cochise, started life as riverboat captain |
April 1965 |
Southwesterner |
Tom Jeffords, the only white man to hold respect of Cochise, started life as riverboat captain |
April 1965 |
Southwesterner |
Travel with Indian trader in endearing experience |
Winter 1966 |
Sw Assoc Incian Affairs Q |
Tucson of today; being a sketch of the historic past and the present progress of the thriving Arizona city |
April 1903 |
Sunset |
Tucson's new railway depot |
October 1907 |
Sunset |
Tucson, Arizona; where the wild West shows play to good business |
November 1912 |
Sunset |
Tucson, old and new |
March 1912 |
Sunset |
Two pottery types from east-central Arizona as revised and a new description |
March 1940 |
Sw Lore |
Two pottery types from east-central Arizona; a revised and a new description |
March 1940 |
Sw Lore |
UFW and the class struggle |
Spring 1976 |
Sw Econ & Soc |
Unity and the Colorado; the mighty river must be harnessed by joint action to forestall calamity |
March 1923 |
Sunset |
University of Arizona archaeological fieldwork, 1952-1953 |
March 1954 |
Sw Lore |
Vocabulary levels: Zuni sacred and slang usage |
Winter 1955 |
Sw J Anthro |