NAVAJO PICTORIAL WEAVING
Santa Fe: 1975. 32 pages, 19 b/w and 4 color photographs--mostly full-page. More
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AMONG ANCIENT RUINS. The Legacy of Earl H. Morris
University of Colorado Museum: 1985. 94 pages, 67 photographs, 1 map. More
YELLOW JACKET, A Four Corners Anasazi Ceremonial Center
Boulder: 1980. 62 pages, 41 figures. More
PATTERNS AND SOURCES OF NAVAJO WEAVING
Salt Lake City: 1976. 20 pages, 12 b/w and 9 color photographs. More
PATTERNS AND SOURCES OF NAVAJO WEAVING
Salt Lake City: 1975. 20 pages, 12 b/w and 9 color photographs. More
MOGOLLON CULTURE PRIOR TO A.D. 1000
American Anthropology Assn., Vol. 57, No. 2, Part 3, Memoir No. 82: 1955. 242 pges, 12 figures, 18 tables. More
PATTERNS AND SOURCES OF NAVAJO WEAVING
Salt Lake City: 1977. 68 pages, 31 rugs and blankets illustrated in color photographs and 57 in b/w photographs of textiles in the Harmsen collection. More
THE GIFT OF SPIDERWOMAN, Southwestern Textiles, the Navajo Tradition
Philadelphia: University Museum, 1984. 48 pages, 26 full-page color photographs and 6 full and half-page b/w photographs--of 26 nineteenth century Navajo textiles in the museum's collection, 1 map. More
CROOKED RIDGE VILLAG E
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA BULLETIN, Vol. XXV, No. 3: 1954. 183 pages, 15 pages of photographs, 62 figures, 1 fold-out map. Original wrappers. More
THE SPANISH TEXTILE TRADITION OF NEW MEXICO AND COLORADO
Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe: 1979 (1st ed.). 224 pages, 73 color and 74 b/w photographs, 8 drawings, 3 maps. More
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