ETHNOBOTANY

The paradox of the desert; how the wild plants of the arid Southwest supply man with food, drink, and materials for clothing and shelter

Author

C. F. Saunders

Article Date

May 1922

Journal Title

Sunset

The literature of plants and early man in the Southwest

Author

W. G. Reed

Article Date

April 1951

Journal Title

El Palacio

Some plant remine from Montezuma Castle and near-by caves (NA 4007 B and C on Dry Beaver Creek)

Author

H. Cutler and L. Kaplan

Article Date

April 1956

Journal Title

Plateau

La Lomita Pequena: relationships between plant resource variability and settlement patterns in the Phoenix basin

Author

D. Mitchell

Article Date

1989

Article Abstract

Recent excavations...have provided information about Sedentary period Hohokam subsistence economy and settlement patterns...Botanical data indicate use of a variety of taxa. Charts. Maps

Journal Title

Kiva

Edible wild plants of northern Arizona

Author

K. Bartlett

Article Date

July 1943

Journal Title

Plateau

An ancient food plant of the Southwest and plateau regions

Author

V. H. Jones

Article Date

February 2-9, 1938

Article Abstract

The use of Indian millet

Journal Title

El Palacio

A native Southwestern tea plant

Author

V. H. Jones

Article Date

December 1942

Journal Title

El Palacio

A contribution to ethnobotany

Author

J. W. Fewkes

Article Date

January 1896

Journal Title

Am Anthrop

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