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This overview study summarizes and assesses the cultural resources within the southeast region of Arizona.

Results of an archaeological and ethnological study of a very large ground stone tool quarry on the lower Colorado River near Bullhead City, Arizona, are presented.

This report describes the results of a joint excavation project conducted by Abajo Archaeology and the BLM Arizona Strip District.

This book describes the prehistory and Native American peoples of the Patayan country, an area of western Arizona that can also be called the Kingman region in reference to its central town.

This document focuses on prehistoric cultural resources but incorporates comments on historic resources.

The Bureau of Land Management sponsored this report on the history of ecological change in Aravaipa Canyon and adjacent lands in order to gain a better understanding of alterations in the study are

This is the second ethnoecology study funded by the BLM. The first such study was published as No. 7 in the Arizona BLM cultural resource series.

Harqua Hal a Letters is a unique story of the lives of about a dozen people associated with making observations of the sun's radiant energy every clear day possible for a period of over five years

This, in summary, is an approach to evaluating and marking sites in a chaining project area. There are no hard and fast rules.