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Ariz Hwys

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Article Date
January 1974
Journal Title
Ariz Hwys

Aboriginal turquoise mining in Arizona and New Mexico

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Author
W. P. Blake
Article Date
September-October 1899
Journal Title
Amer Antiquarian

A newly discovered turquoise mine of prehistort, Mohave County, Arizona

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Author
B. Jehnsten
Article Date
February 1964
Journal Title
Kiva

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