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Am Anthrop |
Discussion |
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1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
Discussion |
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1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
Discussion |
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1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
Southern extension of prehistoric Tusayan |
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1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
The snake ceremonials at Walpi |
Bourke |
1895 |
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Vesper hours of the stone age |
Bourke |
1890 |
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Primitive cooper working: an experimental study |
Bushing |
1894 |
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Primitive cooper working: an experimental study |
Cushing |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
Primitive copper working: an experimental study |
Cushing |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
A Central American ceremony which suggests the snake dance of the Tusayan villagers |
Fewkes |
1893 |
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Am Anthrop |
A comparison of Sia and Tusayan snake ceremonials |
Fewkes |
1895 |
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A contribution to ethnobotany |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
A contribution to ethnobotany |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
An ancient human effigy vase from Arizona |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
An ancient human effigy vase from Arizona |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
A-wa-to bi: an archeological verification of a Tusayan legend |
Fewkes |
1893 |
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Am Anthrop |
Hopi ceremonial frames from Canon de Chelly |
Fewkes |
1906 |
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Hopi shrines near the East Mesa, Arizona |
Fewkes |
1906 |
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Am Anthrop |
Hopi snake washing |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
Morphology of Tusayan altars |
Fewkes |
1897 |
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Am Anthrop |
On certain personages who appear in a Tusayan ceremony |
Fewkes |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
Pacific coast shells from prehistoric Tusayan pueblos |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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The aloska cult of the Hopi Indians |
Fewkes |
1899 |
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Am Anthrop |
The feather symbol in ancient Hopi designs |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
The feather symbol in ancient Hopi designs |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
The kinship of a Tanoan-speaking community in Tusayan |
Fewkes |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
The kinship of the Tusayan villagers |
Fewkes |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
The lesser new-fire ceremony at Walpi |
Fewkes |
1901 |
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Am Anthrop |
The new-fire ceremony at Walpi |
Fewkes |
1900 |
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Am Anthrop |
The prehistoric culture of Tusayan |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
The prehistoric culture of Tusayan |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
The prehistoric culture of Tusayan |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
The sun's influence on the form of Hopi pueblos |
Fewkes |
1906 |
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Am Anthrop |
The winter solstice altars at Hano pueblo |
Fewkes |
1899 |
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Am Anthrop |
The winter solstice ceremony at Walpi |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
The winter solstice ceremony at Walpi |
Fewkes |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
Two ruins recently discovered in the red rock country, Arizona |
Fewkes |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
A partial list of Moki animal names |
Fisher |
1896 |
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Am Anthrop |
The Papago of Arizona and Sonora |
Gaillard |
1894 |
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Am Anthrop |
A few American string figures and tricks |
Haddon |
1903 |
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Am Anthrop |
Origin of the name Navaho |
Hewett |
1906 |
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Am Anthrop |
A Zuni foot-race |
Hodge |
1890 |
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Am Anthrop |
Hopi pottery fired with coal |
Hodge |
1904 |
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Am Anthrop |
Prehistoric irrigation in Arizona |
Hodge |
1893 |
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Am Anthrop |
The early Navajo and Apache |
Hodge |
1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
The early Navajo and Apache |
Hodge |
1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
The first discovered city of Cibola |
Hodge |
1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
The first discovered city of Cibola |
Hodge |
1895 |
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Am Anthrop |
Apache and Navaho fire-making |
Hough |
1901 |
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Am Anthrop |
Environmental interrelations in Arizona |
Hough |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
Environmnetal interrelations in Arizona |
Hough |
1898 |
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Am Anthrop |
Music of the Hopi flute ceremony |
Hough |
1897 |
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Am Anthrop |
Stone-working at Tewa |
Hough |
1897 |
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Am Anthrop |
The Hopi in relation to their plant environment |
Hough |
1897 |
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Am Anthrop |
The hopi relation to their plant environment |
Hough |
1897 |
