Bruce B. Huckell

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL449715A

Top Subjects

Arizona -- Antiquities (4)
Arizona (3)
Pima County (Ariz.) -- Antiquities (3)
Indians of North America (3)
Antiquities (3)
Indians of North America -- Arizona -- Pima County -- Antiquities (2)
Excavations (Archaeology) (2)

Books by Bruce B. Huckell

Total count: 15

The Oxbow Hill-Payson projectarchaeological excavations south of Payson, Arizona

Arizona State Museum1978-01-01
Test excavations at AZ BB:9:58, the Vista Del Rio site

The Museum1978-01-01
Test excavations at AZ BB : 958, the Vista del Rio site

The Museum1978-01-01
The Coronet Real projectarchaeological investigations on the Luke Range, southwestern Arizona

The Museum1979-01-01
The distribution of fluted points in Arizonaa review and an update

Cultural Resource Management, Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona1982-01-01
The archaic occupation of the Rosemont area, Northern Santa Rita Mountains, Southeastern Arizona

Cultural Resource Management Division, Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona1984-01-01
Miscellaneous Archaeological Studies in the ANAMAX-Rosemont Land Exchange Area

University of Arizona Press1984-01-01
A ground stone implement quarry on the lower Colorado River, northwestern Arizona

Arizona State Office, Bureau of Land Management1986-01-01
Corona de Tucson ProjectPrehistoric Use of a Bajada Environment

University of Arizona Press1987-01-01
The Arizona State Museum Cultural Resource Management Division Data Recovery Manual (Archaeological Series, Vol 158)

Arizona State Museum1993-06-01
Investigacions at Milagro, a late preceramic site in the eastern Tucson basin

Center for Desert Archaeology1995-01-01
Of marshes and maizepreceramic agricultural settlements in the Cienega Valley, southeastern Arizona

University of Arizona Press1995-01-01
Readings in late pleistocene North America and early Paleoindiansselections from American antiquity

Society for American Archaeology2004-01-01
Clovis CachesRecent Discoveries and New Research

University of New Mexico Press2014-01-01
Murray SpringsA Clovis Site with Multiple Activity Areas in the San Pedro Valley, Arizona

University of Arizona Press2022-01-01