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Phoenix |
A happy bachelor's Moon Valley retreat |
|
1971 |
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Arizona |
A harder look at how land is used |
Cook |
1974 |
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Arizona |
A haven for women |
Schabert |
1976 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A he-did-it-himself camper |
Niehuis |
1960 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A he-man's sport |
DeWald |
1956 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A head football coach promotes sportsmanship |
Rinehart |
1962 |
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Arizona |
A healthier heart for the city |
Schatt |
1969 |
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Mag Tuc |
A helping hand |
|
1953 |
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Arizona |
A hero who didn't want to appear once |
Swaart |
1969 |
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New York Botanical Gargen Journal |
A hidden botanical garden |
Goodding |
1946 |
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N Y Botanical Garden Journal |
A hidden botanical garden |
Goodding |
1946 |
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Kiva |
A high status burial from Grasshopper Ruin, Arizona |
Griffin |
1967 |
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Kiva |
A high status burial from Grasshopper Ruin, Arizona |
Griffin |
1967 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A high view of the Canyon country |
Leatham |
1965 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A hike into history |
DeWald |
1959 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A hike on the East Verde |
Moore |
1959 |
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Phoenix |
A hill of solid silver |
Dillon |
1976 |
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Phoenix |
A hill of solid silver |
Dillon |
1976 |
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Ariz Farmer-Ranchman |
A history of Arizona's groundwater law |
|
1977 |
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Plateau |
A history of biological research in the Grand Canyon region |
Wertheimer |
1975 |
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El Palacio |
A history of Camp Verde, Arizona to 1890 |
Pierson |
1957 |
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N M Hist Rev |
A history of cattle branding in Arizona |
Wagoner |
1952 |
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Tuc |
A history of Old Tucson |
Lockwood |
1931 |
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Plateau |
A history of paleobotany in Arizona |
Romans |
1973 |
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Ariz Farmer-Ranchman |
A history of sugarbeet production in Az |
Dennis |
1977 |
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The Smoke Signal |
A history of the Forest Service |
Ames |
1967 |
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Masterkey |
A Hohokam "Venus" |
|
1963 |
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Masterkey |
A Hohokam "Venus." |
|
1963 |
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El Palacio |
A hohokam pottery bell |
Allen |
1953 |
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El Palacio |
A Hohokam pottery bell |
Allen |
1953 |
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El Palacio |
A Hohokam pottery bell |
Allen |
1953 |
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Phoenix |
A home for 'warmth and family' |
|
1975 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A home for celebrities |
Parker |
1962 |
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Ole (Tucson Daily Citizen) |
A home for mavericks |
Ruchton |
1974 |
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Ariz Hwys |
A home for ten thousand years |
Wadaworth |
1955 |
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Ariz Hwys |
A home for ten thousand years: the oldest continuously occupied place known in America |
Wadsworth |
1955 |
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Arizona |
A home with a southern exposure |
Barrett |
1974 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A home with emphasis on light |
Moyer |
1958 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A home with many views |
Moyer |
1956 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A Hoosier helps to dig a very important ditch |
|
1956 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A Hopi artist copies a famous kachina collection |
Brophy |
1959 |
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Westways |
A Hopi holiday |
Ellinger |
1959 |
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Native Peoples |
A Hopi mirror |
Lomatewama |
1988 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A Hopi's artist copies a famous kachina collection |
Brophy |
1959 |
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Arizona |
A horse is a horse, but what is a show's course? |
Sutton |
1973 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A horse theft leads to ruthless murderers |
Willson |
1955 |
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Ariz |
A horticultural commonwealth |
Jones |
1910 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A house with a hobby |
Heatwole |
1961 |
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Ariz Days & Ways |
A house with a hobby |
Heatwole |
1961 |
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Sunset |
A human block system; something about the unique railway clubs of the Southern Pacific system |
Athearn |
1907 |
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Kiva |
A human effigy of stone from a great kiva figurine found near Springerville, Arizona |
Martin |
1961 |
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Outdoor Ariz |
A hunter hunted |
Parkman |
1974 |
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Tuc |
A hunter's paradise |
Tinker |
1931 |
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Point West |
A is for art, B is for Bimson |
|
1959 |
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Ariz Cattlelog |
A jaguar was caught in Arizona |
Barnett |
1961 |
