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
ETHNOBOTANY
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
