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Collection M 214:
 Robert and Florence Lister papers inventory

Years this material was created: circa 1930-1990
Quantity: 7 document cases

 © 2006  by Fort Lewis College Foundation, Center of Southwest Studies account


Links to contents

Preface

Administrative information

Introduction/ Scope and contents

Biographical note

Folder list

Series descriptions

Center of Southwest Studies collection inventories
Center of Southwest Studies

Introduction/ Scope and contents

Manuscripts, monographs, reports, printed materials, posters and maps pertaining to archaeology of the Southwest and of Mexico, and also China (relating to Robert and Florence Lister's archaeological work in Chinese neighborhoods of Tucson, Arizona).

Administrative information

Acquisition of this collection:  These materials were donated by Florence C. Lister in April of 2003.  Acquisition of this collection was approved by the Southwest Accession/ Deaccession Committee on April 2, 2003.  The accession number is 2003:04004.  The deed of gift was signed by Florence Lister on 4/4/2003. The gift (including books, inventoried to produce a separate 31-page report) was appraised by Gary Matlock, as documented by his letter dated June 18, 2003 to the Director of the Southwest Studies Center.

About the organization of this collection:  The series and boxes are numbered consecutively.  Because we do not expect to add to this collection, the boxes are numbered in one single numbering scheme starting with 1.  Arrangement within each series is chronological by the date of the creation of the document.

Processing information:  This collection was arranged and described by Fort Lewis College student archival workers Derwin Begay (January-February 2006) and Gretchen Gray (March-April 2006), under the supervision of Fort Lewis College archivist Todd Ellison.

Related collection: Collection P 055: Robert and Florence Lister photographs.  Approximately 300 photoprints pertaining to the archaeology of the Southwest and other areas, many of them taken by Robert Lister.

Added entry terms:
Archaeology--Colorado
Archaeologists--Colorado
Lister, Florence
Lister, Robert


Biographical note

Robert Lister and his widow Florence Lister were distinguished archaeologists of the Southwest region, with a long association with Mesa Verde and other Four Corners region sites.


Series/ box contents overview:

Box 1:    Early archaeological writings of Florence Lister, and topics pertaining to Aztec and Chaco Canyon, New Mexico

Box 2:    Various New Mexico topics

Box 3:    Mesa Verde, including typescripts of correspondence of Gustaf Nordenskiöld and Richard Wetherill

Box 4:    Ancestral Pueblo ("Anasazi"), Mesa Verde, other Colorado topics, and Arizona

Box 5:    Arizona (continued; topics include Chinese settlements in Tucson area)

Box 6:    Arizona (continued) and Utah

Box 7:    General Southwest U.S., Mesoamerica, and other topics



Folder inventory
 
Box Folder Folder title Date
1 1

Archaeological and ethnographic data,
Section I: Acoma and Laguna land claims / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 2

Section II: Navajo pottery as distinguished from Pueblo pottery / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 3

Section III: Description of Laguna Pueblo sites / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 4

Section IV: Excavations for Laguna (Jerry Dawson) / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 5

Section V: Laguna site summary (including sites in 1958 report) / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 6

Section VI: Description of Acoma Pueblo sites / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 7

Section VII: Acoma sites summary, and
Section VIII: Navajo raids on Laguna and Acoma / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 8

Section IX: Navajo raids / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 9

Section X: Navajo raids on Laguna / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 10

Section XI: Navajo raids on Acoma / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 11

Section XII: Navajo raids on Acoma as remembered by living Acomas / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 12

Section XIII: Notes on Navajo raids upon Pueblos and others / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 13

Section XIV: Navajo leaders in Laguna-Acoma contacts / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 14

Section XV: Specific Navajos remembered in the Laguna and Acoma areas: Slaves, intermarriages, hired men, other temporary residences / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 15

Section XVI: Pueblo and Navajo pinyon picking and the shelters used / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 16

Section XVII: Laguna herding shelters and herding, as contrasted with Navajo shelters and herding / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 17

Section XVIII: Pueblo and Navajo sheep / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 18

Section XIX: Laguna and Acoma use of Cebolleta-Salado-Cubero-Acoma area / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 19

Section XX: Eastern Navajo settlements of various periods: Big Bead Mesa, Casa Salazar, Guadalupe, Cabezon, Toreon, Canoncito, and Alamo / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 20

Section XXI: Navaho archaeological sites (Pre-Tin Can Era) encountered in and near Acoma-Laguna Land Claim, with explanation of their significance in period and use / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 21

Section XXII: Settlement of Paraje (data from old men gathered in Council House, 1958), and Appendix IV: Terminology and techniques / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 22

Section XXIII: Summary: Events in Occupation of Paguate Area, 18th and 19th centuries / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 23

Section boundary between Acoma and Laguna / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1958/1959
1 24

Anthropological evidence supporting the land claim of the Pueblos of Zia, Santa Ana, and Jemez, pages 1-59 / by Florence Hawley Ellis

undated
1 25

Appendix A: Excavations of Zia dump sites / by Florence Hawley Ellis

undated
1 26

Appendix IV: Terminology and techniques / by Jerry Dawson

undated
1 27

Further discoveries at the Aztec Ruin / by Earl H. Morris

1918
1 28

Obituary of Earl Morris’ mother, Mrs. Ettie A. Morris / in the Aztec Independent

1938-03-0
1 29

Adobe bricks in a pre-Spanish wall near Aztec, New Mexico / by Earl H. Morris

1944-04
1 30

Aztec Ruins National Monument (N.M.) general management plan development concept plan

1948-12-19
1 31

Dr. Earl H. Morris in memoriam, in Southwestern Lore

1956-12
1 32

Earl Halstead Morris, 1889-1956 / by A. V. Kidder

1957
1 33

Aztec Ruins (N.M.)

1961
1 34

Excavations and specimens: Earl Morris’ description of the ceramic collection

1969
1 35

Late Bonito Phase Development at the Aztec Ruins, New Mexico / by Peter J. McKenna

1989
1 36

Animas Anamnesis: Aztec Ruins, or Anasazi Capital? / by Gary M. Brown, Thomas C. Windes, and Peter J. McKenna

2002-03-23
1 37

Chaco Canyon kiva layout

undated
1 38

Anasazi mensuration at Pueblo Bonito and Pueblo Del Arroyo: An aspect in the prehistoric social organization in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico / by Dee T. Hudson

1971
1 39

The Spacing of Chaco Canyon Towns / by Dee T. Hudson

1971
1 40

Excavations by the Chaco Center / by Hayes

1975-12-31
1 41

Organizational Models for Northern Chacoan Outlier Communities / by Allen E. Kane

1986-10-24
1 42

From Chaco to Chaco: Papers in honor of Robert H. Lister and Florence C. Lister: notes on present-day Pueblo Indians of the Southwest / by Charles H. Lange

1989
1 43

Chaco Canyon, Casas Grande, and the cognitive structure of the Ancient Southwest / by Stephen H. Lekson

1996-04-04
1 44

Political competition among the Chaco Anasazi of the American Southwest / by John Kantner

1996
1 45

Ancient roads, modern mapping / by John Kantner

1997
1 46

Chacoan roads: Function / by R. Gwinn Vivian

1997
1 47

Chacoan roads: Morphology / by R. Gwinn Vivian

1997
1 48

Wood procurement and the Chaco environment / by Tom Windes

1999-10-07
1 49

Differentiating aspen and cottonwood in prehistoric wood from Chacoan Great House Ruins / by David Tennessen, Robert H. Blanchette, and Tomas C. Windes

2002
2 1

Cynthia’s legacy: A biography of Dr. Cynthia Irwin-Williams, American Archaeology / by Lonnie C. Pippin, Desert Research Institute

undated
2 2

Annotated bibliography of Salmon Ruin materials housed in the San Juan Archaeological Research Center and Library

undated
2 3

Appendix B: A minimal estimate of population size and land resources for the Pueblos of the Prehispanic Zia / by Peter H. Kunkel, Clay Pearl

undated
2 4

The murals at Kuaua / by Gordon Vivian

1935
2 5

The frescoes of Kuaua / by Edgar L. Hewett

1938
2 6

Conservation in Pueblo agriculture: Section II: Present-day flood water irrigation / by Dr. Guy Stewart

1940
2 7

Book reviews: “Archaeological work in the Ackmen-Lowry Area of Southwestern Colorado” by Paul S. Martin, and “Modified Basket Maker Sites…” by Paul S. Martin / reviewed by Earl H. Morris

1941
2 8

Racial prehistory in the Southwest and the Hawikuh Zunis / by Carl C. Seltzer

1944
2 9

Atsah or Eagle Catching Myth told by Beyal Begay, Yohe or Bead Myth told by Yohe Hatrale / by Mary C. Wheelwright

1945
2 10

Preservation of the Kuaua mural paintings / by Wesley L. Bliss

1948
2 11

The archaeology of Cebolleta Mesa: A preliminary report / by Alfred E. Dittert, Jr. and R.J. Ruppé, Jr.

1951
2 12

The archaeology of Cebolleta Mesa and Acoma Pueblo: A preliminary report Based on Further Investigation / by R. J. Ruppé, Jr. and Alfred E. Dittert, Jr.

1952
2 13

Appendix A: Summary of Northern Rio Grande archaeological history / by Stanley A. Stubbs

1953
2 14

Pre-Hispanic paintings at Pottery Mound / by Frank C. Hibben

1960
2 15

Kachina: The Study of Pueblo Animism and Anthropomorphism within the ceremonial wall paintings of Pottery Mound, and the Jeddito / by Patricia Bryan Vivian

1961-06
2 16

Evidence of early ceramic phases in the Navajo Reservoir District / by Alfred E. Dittert, Jr., Frank W. Eddy, and Beth L. Dickley

1963
2 17

Ceramic stratigraphy and tribal history at Taos Pueblo / by Florence Hawley Ellis and J. J. Brody

1964
2 18

On distinguishing Laguna from Acoma polychrome / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1966
2 19

Mexican features of mural paintings at Pottery Mound / by Frank C. Hibben

1967
2 20

Archaic culture history in the Southwestern United States / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams

1968
2 21

The inner sanctum of Feather Cave: A Mogollon Sun and Earth Shrine linking Mexico and the Southwest / by Florence H. Ellis and Laurens Hammack

1968
2 22

Los Hermanos: Penitentes of New Mexico, pamphlet / author unknown

1970
2 23

Dona Marina and the legend of La Llorona / by Dr. George A. Agogino, et al.

1972
2 24

Population dislocation in the Navaho Reservoir District, New Mexico and Colorado / by Frank W. Eddy

1974
2 25

Pre-Spanish Pueblos in New Mexico / by Dietrich Fliedner

1974-05-20
2 26

The road to Hawikuh: Trade and trade routes to Cibol-Zuni during late prehistoric and rarly historic times / by Carroll L. Riley

1975
2 27

Astronomy, architecture, and adaptation at Pueblo Bonito / by Jonathan E. Reyman

1976
2 28

Images of power in Southwestern Pueblo / by Triloki Nath Pandey

1977
2 29

Half baked ovens: Further excavations at the Oven Site, LA4169, Navajo Resevoir / by Jack B. Bertram, Nancy S. Hammack

1980/1989
2 30

Cultural prehistory of the El Malpais National Monument and National Conservation Area / by Arthur K. Ireland

1980
2 31

Aspects of Zuni prehistory: Preliminary report on excavations and survey in the El Morrow Valley of New Mexico / by Patty Jo Watson, et al.

1980-05
2 32

Rock art of the Zuni-Cibola Region / by M. Jane Young and Nancy L. Bartman

1981
2 33

The geology and archaeology of Stanton’s Cave; Introduction, chapter 1, 2, and 13: conclusion / by Robert C. Euler

1984
2 34

Settlement, subsistence, and society in late Zuni prehistory / by Keith W. Kintigh

1985
2 35

Questions and answers: The Masau Trail / by prepared by U.S. Dept. of Interior, National Parks Service

1988-06
2 36

Yet another Bandelier story: A research note / by Elizabeth M. Lange, Charles H. Lange, and Carroll L. Riley

1988
2 37

Petroglyph National Monument Newsletter

1993-02
2 38

(5) The Katsina Cult: A Western Pueblo perspective / by E. Charles Adams

1994
2 39

(6) Kachina depictions on prehistoric Pueblo pottery / by Kelley Ann Hays

1994
2 40

(13) Kachina images in American art: The way of the doll / by J. J. Brody

1994
2 41

The mystery of Sandia Cave / by Douglas Preston

1995
2 42

Zuni farming for today and tomorrow, an Occasional Newsletter of the Zuni Sustainable Agriculture Project, No. 6

1997-04
2 43

History: School of American Research / by http://www.sarweb.org/home/history.htm

2000-10-13
2 44

Changing contemporary Navajo burial practice and values / by Albert E. Ward and David M. Brugge

1975
2 45

The emerging Navajo Nation / by Peter Iverson

1983
2 46

Navajo history, 1850-1923 / by Robert A. Roessel, Jr.

1983
2 47

Navajo Nation today / by Marshall Tome

1983
2 48

Navajo textiles / by Bob Morgan and Jeanne Brako

1987
2 49

A novelist looks at contemporary Navajo culture and archaeology of the prehistoric Anasazi: A symposium sponsored by the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado

1989-10-28
2 50

Protohistoric and early historic Navajo lithic technology in Northwest New Mexico / by Timothy M. Kearns, from: The Archaeology of Navajo Origins / by Ronald H. Towner, editor.

1996
3 1

Gustaf Nordenskiöld incoming correspondence with Burwell, Noland, Wilson, Wetherill, Ritter, typescript (37 pages)

1892/1895
3 2

Incoming correspondence of Richard Wetherill, typescript (16 pages)

1893
3 3

List of archaeological objects presented to the museum by Mrs. Mary Hemmingway, and incoming correspondence of C. R. "Charlie" Steen

1893-02/1893-08-01
3 4

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-03-13
3 5

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-03-31
3 6

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-04-16
3 7

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-04-30
3 8

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-05-15
3 9

New Mexico Anthropologist Newsletter

1937-05-29
3 10

“Svenska Män Och Kvinnor” biografisk uppslasbok 5 Lindorm-O: Biography of Nordenskiöld family lineage [text in Swedish]

1949
3 11

Drawings of archaeological sites in Mesa Verde and catalogue of Cliff House relics

1981
3 12

Jean M. Pinkley, Chief Park Archaeologist, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado., and George O. Williams, incoming correspondence

1960-12-13/1964-07-12
3 13

The immediate history of Zia Pueblo as derived from the excavation in refuse deposits / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1966
3 14

On distinguishing Laguna from Acoma polychrome / by Florence Hawley Ellis

1966
3 15

The inner sanctum of Feather Cave, A Mogollon Sun and Earth Shrine linking Mexico and the Southwest / by Florence Hawley Ellis and Laurens Hammack

1968
3 16

Ethnohistory in the United States / by Robert C. Euler

1972
3 17

“Courthouse Wash Rock Art Panel” National Register of Historic Places inventory nomination form for Federal Properties

1974-05-28
3 18

Collection of magazine research articles of certain tribes within the Southwest and Mexico

1975/1983
3 19

The PC Ruin, archaeological investigations in the Prescott tradition / by Albert E. Ward

1975
3 20

The question of Salado in the Agua Fria and New River drainages of Central Arizona / by George J. Gumerman and Carol S. Weed

1976
3 21

Nordenskiöld and the natives / by Maurine S. Fletcher

1979
3 22

Mesa Verde National Park: A history of its archaeology / by David A. Bredernitz

1983
3 23

Catalog of Nordenskiöld Collection in Helsinki, Finland 1963, courtesy of the National Museum of Finland / by Charlie R. Steen (55 pages including hand printed cover sheet)

1983
3 24

Turquoise sources and source analysis: Mesoamerica and the Southwestern U.S.A. / by Phil C. Wrigand and Edward V. Sayre

undated
3 25

Inventory of Sierra Pinacate / by Julian Hayden

undated
3 26

Dinosaur inventory of archaeological site program / by Peggy Johnson

1978-08-10
3 27

Collected papers in honor of Erik Kellerman Reed / by Albert H. Schroeder

1981
3 28

Gustaf Nordenskiöld, “Life and work” / by O. Arrhenius

1984
3 29

“Pots on the premises” A study of Non-Native use of Native Ceramics in Late 19th early 20th century Tucson / by Lee Fratt

undated
4 1

Anasazi sites in the Four Corners Region / by Bureau of Land Management and Poncho House Procession Panel

undated
4 2

Protohistoric Anasazi kiva murals, chronology and incidence tables / by Helen K. Crotty

undated
4 3

Terror leaves scar on Anasazi culture / by Electra Draper

undated
4 4

An ecological interpretation of Anasazi settlement patterns / by James Schoenwelter and Alfred E. Dittert, Jr.

1968
4 5

The Anasazi in a changing environment / by George J. Gummerman

1988
4 6

At last!  Why the Anasazi Left the Four Corners Region / by Kenneth Lee Peterson

1989
4 7

Comments of the Anasazi Origins Symposium papers / by William D. Lipe

1992-07-03
4 8

Mesa Verde, kiva layout

undated
4 9

Mesa Verde Notes, Vol. 5, No. 2

1934-12
4 10

A tentative classification of the pottery from the Mesa Verde region / by Arthur H. Rohn, Jr.

1959-09-26
4 11

Dates from the Site 1060 Pithouse, Mesa Verde National Park / by Robert F. Nichols, Site 1060, A Basketmaker III Pithouse on Chapin Mesa / by Alden C. Hayes and James A. Lancaster

1962
4 12

A partial account of the activities of the Wetherill brothers in Johnson Canyon during 1890 / by Paul R. Nickens

1976-01-14
4 13

Solstice misalignment at Sun Temple: Correcting Fewkes / by Jonathan E. Reyman, in  The Kiva, Vol. 42, Nos. 3-4

1977
4 14

Anasazi: Archaeological investigations of three Mesa Verde Anasazi Pit Kilns / by Laura A. Hencock, The Kiva, Vol. 60, No. 3

1995
4 15

A personal perspective on Mesa Verde archaeology / by David A. Bredernitz

2000
4 16

Field notes of reconnaissance, San Juan watershed / by T. M. Prudden; Yale University, Peabody

1899
4 17

The excavation of the Cannonball Ruins in Southwest Colorado / by Sylvanus G. Morley

1908-10/1908-12
4 18

The Rio Mancos Valley: Free water rights for irrigated lands, brochure

1912
4 19

Prehistoric villages, castles, and towers of Southwestern Colorado / by Jesse Walter Fewkes

1919-02-15
4 20

Notes on Colorado River Basin archaeology / by Gordon C. Baldwin

1948-10
4 21

Basket Maker II sites near Durango, Colorado / by Morris and Burgh

1954
4 22

Growth rings in woody shrubs as potential aids in archaeological interpretation / by C.W. Ferguson

1959
4 23

The Colorado Plateaus: Cultural dynamics and paleo-environment / by Robert C. Euler, et al.

1979-09-14
4 24

In the shadow of the rocks: Archaeology of the Chimney Rock District in Southwestern Colorado / by Florence C. Lister

1984
4 25

A century of archaeology in Montezuma County: 1889-1989, lecture series and Goodman Point Pueblo tours

1989
4 26

Chimney Rock artifacts: Colorado Historical Society, Argus inventory of records and reports

1990
4 27

Recent archaeological research at Chimney Rock Mesa / by Frank W. Eddy

1990-10-21
4 28

A walking tour of the Lowry Pueblo Ruins, a National Historic Landmark / by Bureau of Lands Management Pamphlet

1991
4 29

Chimney Rock Archaeological Area general information tours and special events bulletin, brochures and a brief history of the Anasazi Culture

1991-06
4 30

The Grand Canyon River Corridor Survey Project: Archaeological Survey along the Colorado River between Glen Canyon Dam and Separation Canyon draft report / by various authors

1991-12-31
4 31

Colorado journey: road to discovery – annual report and poster

1992
4 32

Chimney Rock: Color brochure of Chimney Rock, and San Juan National Forest brochure, newspaper clippings and letter from John W. Saunders

1988/1993
4 33

The Basket Maker II period in the Four Corners Area / by William D. Lipe

1993
4 34

Final report, Animas La Plata Project / by Debra L. Martin, Alan H. Goodman

1995
4 35

The depopulation of the Northern San Juan: Conditions in the turbulent 1200s / by William D. Lipe

1995
4 36

May 1999: White House Millennium Councils’ Initiative to Save America’s Treasures with Hillary Rodham Clinton, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, pamphlet

1999-05
4 37

Biochemical evidence of cannibalism at a prehistoric Puebloan Site in Southwestern Colorado / by Richard A. Marlar, Banks L. Leonard, Brian R. Billman, Patricia M. Lambert, and Jennifer E. Marlar

2000-09-07
4 38

Conceptual metaphor in the archaeological record: Methods and an example from the American Southwest / by Scott G. Ortman

2000
4 39

Seeking the Redware Potters of the Northern San Juan: Petrographic analysis of Bluff Black-on-Red / by Norman T. Oppelt

2001
4 40

“Great House and Great Pueblos”: The chronology, demography, and public architecture of Yellow Jacket Pueblo (Site 5MT5) / by Kristen A. Kuckleman, Scott G. Ortman

2002-03-23
4 41

Basketmaker II site investigations near Durango, Colorado / by David A. Bredernitz

2002
4 42

The bioarchaeological and taphonomy of Violence at Castlerock and Sand Canyon Pueblos, Southwestern Colorado / by Kristen A. Kuckelman, Ricky R. Lightfoot, and Debra L. Martin

2002
4 43

Tur beer bottle report, list of discards

undated
4 44

Pottery bottles from Tur / by Mark Barnes

undated
4 45

Tur beer bottle report – University of Arizona / by Ayres, Liesenbein, Fratt

1968
5 1

Customs of the Chinese in America / by Stewart Culin

undated
5 2

Hung Men history, oaths, and regulations translations from banner / by Hong Yu

undated
5 3

Death records: Chinese men of Prescott / by source and print date unknown

Part of article on Prescott, AZ history / by author, source and print date unknown

“The Chinese Dynasties” / by Peking antique store cards, date unknown

John Hartin / by author and date unknown

undated
5 4

Chinese occupation in Tucson 1883, maps / source unknown

undated
5 5

Maps of Tucson, Arizona territory, circa 1880, 1886, 1890, 1895, and 1910 / sources unknown

undated
5 6

“After Sanborn Map, 1890”: Maps of Prescott, Arizona, 1901, 1910, and 1924 / sources unknown

undated
5 7

Arizona census records of Chinese (Asian) population, circa 1870-1910

undated
5 8

The overseas Chinese at home: Life in a Nineteenth-Century Chinatown in California / by Roberta S. Greenwood

undated
5 9

Chinese secret societies in the United States / by Stewart Culin

1890
5  10

Long adobe building forms Tucson’s present Chinatown / author and newspaper source unknown

1935-02-22
5  11

The so-called “Swatow” Wares: Types and problems of provenance / by Kamer Aga-Oglo

1955
5 12

Encyclopedia of Chinese symbolism and art motives / by C. A. S. Williams

1960
5 13

Arizoniana: Guide to the historic landmarks of Tucson / by Ray Brandes

1962
5 14

“China” folk and festival costumes of the world / by R. Turner Wilcox

1965
5 15

A theory of the origin of ethnic stratification / by Donald L. Noel

1968
5 16

PÊN T’SAO, the identification and some background of a collection of Chinese medicines found in the Tucson Urban Renewal Area / by Barbara A. Melzer

1969-05-20
5 17

Opium smoking in Tucson / by Ellie Mattier

1969-05-20
5 18

Tucson urban renewal, inventory of Artifacts

1967/1973
5 19

Chinese labor, economic development and social reaction / by Gordon V. Krutz

1971
5 20

Identification of button types found in the Chinese areas of Tucson, excavated under the Tucson Urban Renewal / by Patricia A. Goree

1971-01-13
5 21

University of Arizona records and inventory of Chinese artifacts / by Arizona State Museum

1971
5 22

Chinese porcelain excavated from North American Pacific Coast sites / by Carl Robert Quellmalz

1972
5 23

Anti-Oriental agitation and the rise of working-class racism / by Herbert Hill

1973
5 24

Late Chinese provincial export wares / by Carl Robert Quellmalz

1976
5 25

From immigrants to ethics: Toward a new theory of ethnicization” / by Jonathan D. Sarna

1978
5 26

A study of Chinese ceramics excavated in Tucson / by John W. Olsen

1978
5 27

The Lovelock ceramics / by Adrian and Mary Practzellis

1979
5 28

The Chinese on Main Street / by Roberta S. Greenwood

1980
5 29

Final report: Analysis of artifacts from Tucson, Arizona’s urban renewal area / by James E. Ayres

1980
5 30

Food and fantasy: Material culture of the Chinese in California and the West, circa 1850-1900 / by William S. Evans, Jr.

1980
5 31

The West Coast Chinese and opium smoking / by Patricia A. Etter

1980
5 32

A functional classification for artifacts from 19th and 20th century historical sites / by Roderick Sprague

1980/1981
5  33

A study of ethnicity in historical archaeology / by Randall H. McGuire

1981
5 34

Characteristics of opium smokers, opium smoking in China, opium smoking in America, —chapters from a book / by David T. Courtwright

1982
5 35

Racism and anti-Chinese persecution / by Evelyn Hu-Dehart

1982
5 36

“Translation and interpretation of artifacts bearing Chinese inscriptions from the Tucson Urban Renewal Project” / by John W. Olsen

U.S. Federal Census of “Places of Chinese Residence in Tucson” (early 1900s), unknown print date

1982
5 37

Chinese immigration files at the National Archives / by Robert L. Worden

1983
5 38

Chinese laundries as an urban occupation in nineteenth century California / by Paul Ong

1983
5 39

Some long overdue thoughts on faunal analysis / by John B. Clonts

1983
5 40

Arizona newspaper clippings regarding Chinese in Prescott and Tucson

1984
5 41

Besides Polly Bemis: Historical and artifactual evidence for Chinese women in the West, 1848-1930 / by Priscilla Wegars

1984
5 42

Chinese (Asian) comparative collections, newsletter, vol. 1, no. 1-4; vol. 2, no. 1-4; vol. 3 no. 1-4; vol. 2, no. 1-4

1984/1987
5 43

“Asian Week,” Oldest U.S. Chinese organization, a historical overview of the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association / by the Courier

1985-12-13
5 44

Tucson Urban Renewal bibliography / by Lee Fratt

1985-11-06
5 45

An analysis of imports from China to San Francisco, 1850-1860 / by Rikke Giles, Thomas N. Layton

1986-01-09
5 46

A survey of opium pipes and related smoking paraphernalia / by Jerry Wylie and Richard Fike

1986-01
5 47

A cultural interpretation: The Chinese fishing industry in California / by Donna Collins

1986-01-09
5 48

The Chinese ethnic bottle pattern / by John M. Blanford

1986-01-10
6 1

“The effect of regulated flows on erosion of archaeological sites at four areas in Eastern Grand Canyon National Park: A preliminary analysis” / by Richard Hereford, Helen C. Fairley, Kathryn S. Thompson, and Janet R. Balsom

undated
6 2

Explorations in Northeastern Arizona: Report on the archaeological fieldwork of 1920-1923 / by Samuel James Guerney

1931
6 3

A ceremonial eave on Bonita Creek, Arizona / by William W. Wasley

1962
6 4

Excerpts from three site reports regarding Kayenta ceramics / by Museum of Northern Arizona

1964
6 5

A working bibiliography of Sinagua and Cohonina Archeaology / compiled by John P. Wilson and Roger E. Kelly, 1966 Pecos Conference

1966
6 6

Photocopy of— Plateau, Vol. 38, No. 4

1966-04
6 7

The Cocomaricopa mail / by Paul H. Ezell

1968
6 8

Hopi and Hopi-Tewa ceramic tradition networks / by Michael B. Stanislawski and Barbara B. Stanislawski

1974
6 9

Prehistory: Hohokam / by George G. Gumerman and Emil H. Haury

1979
6 10

An archaeological inventory durvey for Wupatki National Monument: Scope-of-work- and tesearch fesign for Phase 1 / by Bruce A. Anderson

1981-04-23
6 11

Havasupai-Cohonina telationships in Grand Canyon / by Robert C. Euler

1981
6 12

William Bell’s photograph near the Mouth of the Paria River: A note on historic replication / by Robert C. Euler

1984
6 13

Walnut Canyon National Monument: An archaeological Survey / by Anne R. Baldwin and J. Michael Bremer

1986
6 14

Days Past; the Courier; Prescott, Arizona

1986-06-03
6 15

The formation of ceramic analytical groups: Hopi pottery production and exchange, A.D. 1300-1600 / by Ronald L. Bishop et al.

1988
6 16

Mural decorations from ancient Hopi kivas / by Watson Smith

1990
6 17

Paths of life: American Indians of the Southwest: An exhibit at the Arizona State Museum, Visitors Guide

1995
6 18

“Peninsula and ultimate petroglyph trail guides” / by Lyman Lake State Park, St. Johns, Arizona

1997-06-17
6 19

Hovenweep National Monument trail guide

undated
6 20

Hovenweep geology

undated
6 21

Excavations on Old Man Cave, abstract and figures

undated
6 22

Beyond the Clay Hills / by  Neil M. Judd

1924-03
6 23

Anasazi communities in the Red Rock Plateau, Southeastern Utah / by William D. Lipe

1970
6 24

100 years of erosion at Ponch House / by Marc and Marnie Gaede

1977
6 25

Arches inventory of archeaological sites, program / by Carol Raish

1978-08-04
6 26

Archaeological resources of Canyonlands, Arches, and National Bridges, Southeast Utah, cover letter, contents / by United States Department of the Interior (1 of 5)

1978
6 27

Archeological resources of Canyonlands National Park / by United States Department of the Interior (2 of 5)

1978
6 28

Archeological resources of Capitol Reef (pp. 136-176) / by United States Department of the Interior (3 of 5)

1978
6 29

Archeological resources of Arches National Park (pages 177-203) / by United States Department of the Interior (4 of 5)

1978
6 30

Archeological resources of Natural Bridges National Monument / by United States Department of the Interior (5 of 5)

1978
6 31

Canyonlands inventory of archeological eites, program / by Ralph Hartley

1979-04-15
6 32

Adaptational continuities and occupational discontinuities: The Cedar Mesa Anasazi / by R.G. Matson et al.

1988
6 33

New evidence for the antiquity of Fremont occupation in Glen Canyon, South Central Utah / by Phil R. Geib (1 of 3)

1991
6 34

Archaic occupation of the Glen Canyon Region, ch. 5, Problem Statement, of book / by Phil R. Geib (2 of 3)

1992
6 35

Chapter Two: Project history / by Phil R. Geib and Peter W. Bungart (3 of 3)

1992
6 36

Southwestern Colorado and Southeastern Utah settlement patterns: A.D. 1100 to 1300 / by Varien, Lipe, Adler, Thompson, and Bradley

1996
6 37

Questions and answers on the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument / by Internet Source

1997
6 38

Test Excavations at two prehistory pottery kiln sites in Southeast Utah / by Lacey, Hunt, and Lacey

1997
7 1

Tracing the migrations, games telltale of ancient migrations / by Tim Friend

undated
7 2

Prehistoric cultural and linguistic patterns in the SW since 5000 B.C. / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams

undated
7 3

Archaeological field practices regarding tree-ring specimen / by Terah L. Smiley; U of A

undated
7 4

Maps and site maps of prehistoric culture areas of the Southwest

undated
7 5

Rock paintings and petroglyphs of the American Indian, The Pictograph Project, The American Museum of Natural History, N.Y.

1930
7 6

Seeing our Spanish Southwest, National Geographic Magazine / by Frederick Simpich

1940
7 7

Suppose Columbus had stayed home / by Clyde Kluckhohn

1956-09-22
7 8

Ceramic variety, type cluster, and ceramic system in Southwestern pottery analysis / by Joe Ben Wheat, et. al.

1958
7 9

Third Southwestern ceramic seminar: Overview

1961-09-11
7 10

Climatic changes and prehistoric agriculture in the Southwestern United States / by Richard B. Woodbury, University of Arizona, Tucson

1961-10-05
7 11

Discussion and criticism; Current Anthropology, Vol. 7, No. 1

1966-02
7 12

Quaternaria: Early man in the desert west / by J.D. Jennings

1966
7 13

Paleo-Indian and archaic cultural systems in the Southwestern United States / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams

1966
7 14

The reconstruction of archaic culture in the Southwestern United States / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams

1968
7 15

Climatic change and early population dynamics in the Southwestern United States / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams and C. Vance Haynes

1970-04-13
7 16

A conflict of values in American archaeology / by Thomas F. King

1970
7 17

Apachean culture history and ethnology / by Keith H. Basso and Morris E. Opler

1971
7 18

A thousand years of the Pueblo sun-moon-star calendar / by Florence Hawley Ellis, Professor Emeritas of Anthropology; University of New Mexico

1973-06-20
7 19

The Colorado Plateus: Cultural dynamics and paleoenvironment / by Robert C. Euler, et. al.

1979
7 20

CRM Bulletin, Vol. 5, Nos. 1-3

1982-09
7 21

Research Opportunities/ National Archives, Los Angeles Branch

1985-05
7 22

Regulations for the public use of Records in the National Archives / by U.S. Government Printing Office

1986
7 23

Cultural Resource Management Bulletin, Vol. 9: No. 2

1986-04
7 24

Emil Haury’s Southwest: A Pisgah view / by Watson Smith

1987
7 25

Great encounter: Our national parks commemorating the Colombus Quincentennial / by Bernard L. Fontana

1991
7 26

A regional synthesis of Zea mays in the prehistoric American Southwest / by Karen R. Adams

1991
7 27

The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act

1991-10-30
7 28

Publications catalog/ by Southwest Parks and Monuments Association

1993
7 29

Ancient ancestors of the Southwest / by Gregory Schaaf

1996
7 30

True or continuous rotary motion / by C. Singer et al.

1954
7 31

Cannibalism in the Southwest, various authors

1993/1999
7 32

Kiln: The Kiln Conference at Crow Canyon: A summary report 1991-1996 / by Paul Ermigiotti

1997-06
7 33

Matilda Coxe Stevenson: Pioneer ethnologist / by Nancy J. Parezo

1999
7 34

Kiln firing groups: Inter-household economic collaboration and social organization in the northern American Southwest / by Wesley Bernardini

2000
7 35

Ancient Ruins of the Southwest: An Archaeological Guide / by David Grant Noble

2000
7 36

Speech: “On amending the Antiquities Act” / online source

2000-10-13
7 37

Tony Hillerman’s Indian Country map and guide / by Tony Hillerman

2002
7 38

Archaic cultures adjacent to the northeastern frontiers of Mesoamerica / by Walter W. Taylor

undated
7 39

Recent archeological and geographic investigations in the Basin of the Rio Balsas, Guerro and Michoacan / by Donald D. Brand

1939
7 40

Brainerd: The archaeological ceramics of Yucatan / by Anthropological Records

1955
7 41

Vocabulario Sobre Ceramica / by Robert E. Smith and Roman Piña Chan [in Spanish]

1962-08
7 42

Hohokam -Mesoamerican relationships: an annotated bibliography / by Robert Fry

1966-01-30
7 43

Archaeological evidence on early man in Mexico / by Cynthia Irwin-Williams

1968
7 44

The mines and mining techniques of the Chalchihuites culture / by Phil C. Weigland

1968-01
7 45

Quetzalcoatl’s ritual suicides: An interpretive explanation to the death custom parallels among prehistoric and modern Southwesterners / by Dee T. Hudson

1971
7 46

Prehistory of West Mexico / by Clement W. Meighan

1974
7 47

Pottery and archaeology in Ancient Western China / by British Museum Publications Limited

1977
7 48

The recycled pots and potsherds of Spain / by Florence C. Lister and Robert H. Lister

1981
7 49

Context, cult, and early formative period public ritual in the Mixteca Alta: Analysis of Hollow-Baby Figurine from Etlatongo, Oaxaca / by Jeffrey P. Bloomster

1998
7 50

Archaeological sites and districts within the Exxon Lease, map, working draft No. 7, Figure 1

undated
7 51

Linear survey NIIP block 2 roads map, working draft no. 5 / by UNM Project Nos. 101-107 and 101-110

undated
7 52

Tribal and linguistic distributions of South America, map

undated
7 53

Peru coastal map / by no source noted

undated
7 54

Map of principle archaeological sites of the Maya Area / by drawn by Lloyd M. Hendrick, Jr.

undated
7 55

Chihuahua, Mapa Para El Turista, [map]

1947
7 56

Prescott Arizona Territory map/ by drawn by Don Bufkin

1963-01
7 57

Terlingua -Chisos Mountains, Texas map / by distributed by Big Bend National Park

1969

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