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Hall |
[untitled] |
1906 |
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Hayden |
[Letter to the editor] J.Hayden |
1966 |
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Hagedorn |
[Leonard Wood in Arizona] |
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Hall |
Yuma-Gila project in Gila County |
1939 |
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Halpern |
Yuma |
1947 |
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Hanhila |
You may have heard of the Bisbee deportation |
1975 |
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Harrigan |
Worshippers of the Red-Tailed Hawk |
1968 |
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Hall |
Women who write of the Early West |
1912 |
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Hall |
Women who broke the trails for us |
1912 |
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Hanna |
With Crawford in Mexico |
1935 |
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Hanna |
With Crawford in Mexico |
1935 |
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Hancock |
Wintry experiences |
1949 |
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Haylor |
Winslow, pioneer railway city |
1937 |
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Haylor |
Williams, Grand Canyon gateway |
1937 |
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Hardie |
Why? |
1973 |
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Hargrave |
Why birds are banded |
1936 |
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Hall |
Where water turns to dust |
1948 |
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Hassell |
When wealth came to Hosteen Little-whiskers |
1951 |
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Hassell |
When visitors came to the hogan |
1951 |
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Hall |
When spring come to the desert |
1905 |
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Hassell |
When Little-whiskers' pension check came |
1951 |
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Hargrave, Colton |
What do potsherds tell us? (wares, types and rules of priority) |
1935 |
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Hancock |
West with the stage |
1990 |
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Hamilton |
Weaverville was in Apache-land |
1952 |
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Haldeman, Clark |
Walnut Canyon: an example of relationships between birds and plant communities |
1969 |
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Haideman, Clark |
Walnut Canyon: an example of relationships between birds and plant communities |
1969 |
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Haldeman, Clark |
Walnut Canyon: an example of relationships between birds and plant communities |
1969 |
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Hastings |
Vegetation change and arroyo cutting in southwestern Arizona |
1959 |
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Hastings |
Vegetation change and arroyo cutting in southeastern Arizona |
1959 |
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Hastings |
Vegetation change and arroyo cutting in southeastern Arizona |
1959 |
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Haury |
Vandal Cave |
1936 |
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Hassemer |
Underground adventure |
1961 |
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Hargrave |
Type determinants in Southwestern ceramics and some of their implications |
1974 |
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Hargrave |
Type determinants in Southwestern ceramics and some of their implications |
1974 |
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Haughtelin |
Twentieth annual convention |
1922 |
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Haskell |
Tucson stallion show |
1938 |
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Hastings |
Tubac; the town that wouldn't die |
1957 |
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Hay |
Trek to the land of the blue-green waters: Havasu Canyon |
1991 |
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Haury |
Tree-rings continue to tell their story |
1944 |
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Hait |
Transportation: Streets continue to be clogged with too many cars |
1974 |
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Hait |
Transportation: one of the most complex issues facing the Valley today |
1973 |
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Harrington |
Toughest town on earth |
1958 |
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Hagemann |
Thou art the Man, an Address on the Indian Question in 1892 by Colonel George Bliss Sanford |
1968 |
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Hagemann |
Thou art the Man, an Address on the Indian Question in 1892 by Colonel George Bliss Sanford |
1968 |
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Harelson |
These whiz kids zip and zoom around the track |
1956 |
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Hammond |
The Zuniga journal, Tucson to Santa Fe: the opening of a Spanish trade route, 1788-1795 |
1951 |
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Hammond |
The Zuniga journal, Tucson to Santa Fe: the opening of a Spanish trade route 1788-1795 |
1931 |
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Hartman |
The woman of Carr Canyon |
1973 |
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Hartman |
The woman of Carr Canyon |
1973 |
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Hait |
The Valley's school districts: a continuing look at the problems and pluses |
1973 |
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Hait |
The Valley's school districts: a continuin look and the problems and pulses |
1973 |
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Hartwell |
The Valley's economy: a basic report |
1974 |
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Hawley |
The use of lead mineral by the Hohokam in cremation ceremonials |
1947 |
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Hawely |
The use of lead mineral by the Hohokam in cremation ceremonials |
1948 |
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Hargrave |
The Tsegi country |
1934 |
