An analysis of lithic artifacts from the Gila National Forest near Reserve, New Mexico, and an archeological survey of the Reserve land exchanges, Gila National Forest, New Mexico
by Henry G. Wylie
Book 2 of United States. Forest Service. Southwestern Region. Report
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