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Results of a study of the Cohonina branch of the Patayan culture in 1938 L. L. Hargrave December 1938 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The Patayha problem in the Colorado River valley H. S. Colton Spring 1945 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Before the Anasazi L. D. Agenbroad 1990 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The Concho complex: a popular report T. H. Thomas July 1952 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The distinctive features of distribution of the San Jaun Ansazi culture E. K. Reed Autumn 1946 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The abondonment of the Sna Juan region E. K. Reed April 1944 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
An outline of Yuma prehistory M. J. Rogers Summer 1945 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The Patayha problem in the Colorado River valley H. S. Colton Spring 1945 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
Did the Sinagua of the Verde Valley settle in the Salt River Valley? A.H.Schroeder Autumn 1947 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE
The Concho complex: a popular report T. H. Thomas July 1952 INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CULTURE

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