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REF Sout... v.71 no.4 AZ ROOM
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Cover title.
"A joint publication of the Colorado Archaeological Society and the Colorado Council of Professional Archaeologists."
Includes bibliographical references.
c. 1: FEB 14 2006.
Contents:
- Foreword / Michael D. Metcalf, co-editor
- Ute site structure as revealed at two habitation sites in the southern Rocky Mountains / by Rand A. Greubel
- Settlement and subsistence during the formative era in west-central Colorado / by Alan D. Reed
- Ceramic raw materials used by historic Native Peoples of northwestern New Mexico and western Colorado / by David V. Hill
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- The Shavano Valley rock art site and western Colorado rock art studies through time / by Jonathon C. Horn
- Report of significant investigations 1992-2003, Anthropology Department, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs / by William r. Arbogast, Minette C. Church, and Thomas G. Wynn
- [Review of] This land of shining mountains : archaeological studies in Colorado's Indian Peak wilderness area / reviewed by Gordon C. Tucker, Jr.
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