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A seismic survey of an archaeological site in the San Francisco volcanic field

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Author
G.C.Harrison
Article Date
Winter 1975
Journal Title
Plateau

A review of the archaeological activities in the San Francisco Mountain region, Arizona

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Author
L. L. Hargrave
Article Date
January 1933
Journal Title
Plateau

A colonial stone head; notes on a carved fragment found on the banks of the Little Colorado River

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Author
E.Boyd
Article Date
1972
Journal Title
El Palacio

3-dimensional records in the Spanish and Mexican periods

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Author
Charles C. DiPeso
Article Date
1973
Journal Title
El Palacio

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