The north Mexican frontier : readings in archaeology, ethnohistory, and ethnography
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The north Mexican frontier : readings in archaeology, ethnohistory, and ethnography
Southern Illinois University Press, c1971
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Bibliography: p. 250-255
Contents of Works
- Visit to archaeological remains of La Quemada, Zacatecas, Mexico, by L. Batres
- Notes on the geography and archaeology of Zape, Durango, by D.D. Brand
- The Chalchihuites area, Zacatecas, by M. Gamio
- Navacoyan: a preliminary survey, by A.M. Howard
- The region of the ancient Chichimecs, with notes on the Tepecanos and the ruin of La Quemada, Mexico, by A. Hřdlička
- Late archaeological sites in Durango, Mexico, from Chalchihuites to Zape, by J.A. Mason
- A brief and succinct account of the events of the War with the Tepehuanes, government of Nueva Vizcaya, from November 15, 1616 to May 16, 1618, by C.W. Hackett
- Excerpts from the Account of the triumphs of our holy faith among the most fierce and savage people of the New World ... vol. 3, by Padre A. Péres de Ribas
- The Opta: an inland tribe of Sonora, by J.B. Johnson
- The hunting-gathering people of north Mexico, by P. Kirchhoff. The fiesta of the pinole at Azquetán, by J.A. Mason
- The Tepehuán of northern Mexico, by J.A. Mason
- The genetic model and Uto-Aztecan time perspective, by A.K. Romney