An archaeological clearance survey of 43 Wepo and alluvial wells, nine water impoundments, scoria pits I & II, N-14 exclosure no. 7, warehouse east, and archaeological camp fence line, within the Navajo Indian reservation, Navajo County, Arizona
by Robert W. Layhe
Book 17 of Research paper / Center for Archaeological Investigations --
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