Southwest, New
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Here are entered works on that part of the United States which roughly corresponds to the old Spanish province of New Mexico, including present Arizona, New Mexico, southern Colorado, Utah, Nevada, and California.Found in 69 Collections and/or Records:
Navajo Nation Tourist Guide, 1974
Navajo Nation Tourist Guide, 1974.
Navajo Reservation maps, 1960-1982
Photocopies of maps “Navajo Land U.S.A.”, 1960; “Indians of South America”, 1982.
Navajos, bulk: 1996-1997
Magazine articles from Arizona Highways “Ran”, 1962; Arizona Highways “Dinetah, If I Forget You…”, 1996; National Geographic “Hawk High Over Four Corners”, 1996; Arizona Highways “Portraits In Glass”, 1997; Arizona Highways “Navajo Culture Stories Grandmother Told”, 1996. Newspaper articles “Navajo Weaver Produces Enormous Rug in 13 Months”; Tri-Valley Dispatch “’Anasazi’ added to list of politically incorrect terms”, 1997; Arizona “Research Subject: Navajo Medicinemen”.
Not Just Another Pretty Face
Newspaper article from The Arizona Republic “Not Just Another Pretty Face”.
NW Indian prehistory, 1999
Articles, “An American Indian Pompeii”; and “Rock art: a natural resource threatened”, 1999.
Papago (Tohono O’odham Nation), 1950
Photocopy of an article from Family Circle “Make Your Own Pottery”, 1950; typed untitled paper about Santa Rosa.
Peyote
Typed papers titled “Aspects of Peyotism among the Navajos”; “The Proceedings of The Peyote Meeting”; photocopy excerpt of “Peyotism”; pamphlet “John Red Hill back from the War learns about Peyote”; brochure on “Peyote Intoxication”; several photocopies of pictures about Peyote jewelry and equipment.
Pima (Akimel O’odham) – Papago (Tohono O’odham) & others, 1988-1998
Plains, 1976-1998
Newspaper articles from The Mail Tribune “Glasgow will return Ghost Shirt to Lakotas”, 1998; Tri-Valley Dispatch “Seven Campfires Yielded Strange Justice”, 1976.
Plains Art, 1972
Magazine articles from Arizona Highways “The Consummate Artistry Of Diane O’Leary – “Opeche”’, 1972; Oregon History, “Art Was Always Around Me”; Americana, “Vanishing Frontier”.
