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Anthropological Series, 3(2), 60–158.
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land claim. Expert witness report for the Hopi Tribe in Masayesva vs. Zah vs. James [1934
reservation case], Phoenix: US District Court.
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Papers of the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, 2.
S. C. McCluskey