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Inspecting a possible trout stream of Grand Canyon G. E. Sturdevant June 1928 GRAND CANYON - DESCRIPTION 1900-1950
The Grand Canyon from a new and thrilling viewpoint; ... seen from ... Toroweap point, affords a new mecca for venturesome motorists P. Johnston June 1932 GRAND CANYON - DESCRIPTION 1900-1950
Afoot through Grand Canyon C. P. Fordyce May 1927 GRAND CANYON - DESCRIPTION 1900-1950
The greatest thing in the world C. F. Lummis July 1925 GRAND CANYON - DESCRIPTION 1900-1950
Inspecting a possible trout stream of Grand Canyon G. E. Sturdevant June 1928 GRAND CANYON - DESCRIPTION 1900-1950
Results of a study of the Cohonina branch of the Patayan culture in 1938 L. L. Hargrave December 1938 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Tuthill, C. Notes on on the Dragoon complex INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Northern Arizona's first farmers H. C. Lockett October 1934 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Did the Sinagua of the Verde Valley settle in the Salt River Valley? A.H.Schroeder Autumn 1947 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Before the Anasazi L. D. Agenbroad 1990 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE

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