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INDIANS, PREHISTORIC - CRANIOLOGY

Underformed prehistoric skulls from the Southwest

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Author
E. B. Renaud
Article Date
November 15, 1826
Journal Title
El Palacio

Two femail basket makers from New Mexico and Arizona

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Author
K. Bartlett
Article Date
February-March 1930
Journal Title
El Palacio

The significance of skull deformation in the Southwest

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Author
E. K. Reed
Article Date
April 1949
Journal Title
El Palacio

The Inca bone and kindred formations among the ancient Arizonians

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Author
W. Matthews
Article Date
October 1889
Journal Title
Am Anthrop

A test concerning artificial cranial deformation and status from the Grasshopper Site, east-central Arizona

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Author
E. Steve Cassells
Article Date
Winter 1972
Journal Title
Kiva
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