Allan D. Ainsworth papers, 1959-2000

Exhibit 201. Constitution and by-laws of the Hopi tribe Arizona.

• An-che, Li. Zuni: some observations and queries. American Anthropologist, 1937.
• At Issue - the Hopi way of life.
• Ballanger, Frank. The responsible center: man and nature in Pueblo and Navaho ritual songs and prayers. American Quarterly.
• Barry, Tom. Navajos and national nuclear policy. Antipode.
• Beaglehole, Ernest. Ownership and inheritance in an American Indian tribe. Iowa Law Review.
• Bradfield, Maitland. Hopi names for certain common shrubs and their ecology. Plateau, volume 41, number 2, 1968.
• Brodeur, Paul. Annnals of law: restitution. The New Yorker, 1982.
• Cox, Gail Diane. A holy war in Arizona over land. The National Law Journal, volume 12, number 22. 1990.
• Cushing, Frank Hamilton. Contributions to Hopi history. American Anthropologist, volume 24, number 3, 1922.
• Coulehan JL, Lerner G, Helzlsouer K, Welty TK, McLaughlin J. Acute myocardial infarction among Navajo Indians, 1976-83. American Journal of Public Health, 1986.
• Donovan, Bill. Ruling on land 'major victory' Navajos claim. Arizona Republic, 1992.
• F., Mary Russell and Colton, Harold S. Petroglyphs, the record of a great adventure. American Anthropologist, volume 33.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. Hopi ceremonial frames from Canon de Chelly, Arizona. American Anthropologist, volume 8, 1906.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. Hopi shrines near the East Mesa, Arizona. American Anthropologist, volume 8, 1906.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. The Hovenweep National Monument, volume 25, number 2, 1923.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. The New-fire ceremony at Walpi. American Anthropologist, 1900.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. Property-right in eagles among the Hopi. American Anthropologist, volume 2, 1900.
• Fewkes, J. Walter. The sun's influence on the form of Hopi pueblos. American Anthropologist, volume 8, 1906.
• Forrest, Earle R. (Earle Robert), 1883-1969. The mesa dwellers of the painted desert. Travel, volume 37, number 4, 1921.
• Goldfrank, Esther S. Notes on two Pueblo feasts. American Anthropologist, 1923.
• Gregory, Herbert E. The oasis of Tuba, Arizona. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, volume 5, pages 107-119.

• Haile, Berard, 1874-1961. Property concepts of the Navaho Indians. The Catholic University of America Anthropological Series, number 17.
• Hampden, Ed. Hopi Indian seer foresees debacle. The Daily Princetonian, volume 94, number 29, 1970.
• Hawley, Florence. Kokopelli, of the prehistoric south-western pueblo pantheon. American Anthropologist, 1937.
• Hesse, Frank G. Incidence of disease in the Navajo Indian. Archives of Pathology, volume 77, 1964.
• Hill, W. W. (Willard Williams), 1902-1974. Navaho trading and trading ritual: a study of cultural dynamics. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, volume 4, 1948.
• Hobson, Richard. Navaho acquisitive values. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, volume 42, number 3, 1954.
• Hollister, U. S., 1838-1929. The Navajo and his blanket. Rio Grande Press, Inc., 1903.
• Hoover, J. W. (Jonas Wenger), 1889-1979. Navajo nomadism. Geographical Review, volume 21, 1931.
• Hoover, J. W. (Jonas Wenger), 1889-1979. Tusayan: the Hopi Indian country of Arizona. Geographical Review, volume 20, 1930.
• Hopi claim religion is bar to service.
• Hopi Traditionalists battle tribal council. Navajo Times, 1966.
• Hough, Walter. Environmental interrelations in Arizona. American Anthropologist, volume 11, number 5, 1898.
• Hough, Walter. The Hopi in relation to their plant environment. American Anthropologist, volume 10, number 2, 1897.
• Hough, Walter. Jesse Walter Fewkes. American Anthropologist, volume 33, 1931.
• Hrdlicka, Ales. Physical and physiological observations. American Anthropologist, 1900.
• Jones, Volney H. The establishment of the Hopi reservation, and some later developments concerning Hopi lands. Plateau, volume 23, number 2, 1950.
• Jorgensen, Joseph G. A Century of political economic effects on American Indian Society, 1880-1980. The Journal of Ethic Studies, volume 6, number 3, 1978.
• Josephy, Alvin M., Jr. The murder of the Southwest. Audubon, 1971.
• Kelley, Klara B. Yet another reanalysis of the Navajo outfit: new evidence from historical documents. Journal of Anthropological Research, volume 38, number 4, 1982.
• Kelly, Lawrence C. Anthropology and anthropologists in the Indian New Deal. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, volume 16, number 1, 1980.
• Kewanwytewa, Jim and Katherine Bartlett. Hopi moccasin making. Plateau, volume 19, number 2, 1946.
• Kravetz, Robert E. Disease distribution in Southwestern American Indians: analysis of 211 autopsies. Arizona Medicine, 1964.
• Lamphere, Louise. Symbolic elements in Navajo ritual. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology, volume 25, 1969.
• Manson, Pamela. Hopis seek $57 million from Navajos. Arizona Republic, 1992.
• Michaelis, Helen. Willowsprings: a Hopi petroglyph site. Journal of New World Archaeology, volume 4, number 2, 1981.
• Morgan, William. Navaho treatment of sickness: diagnosticians. American Anthropologists, 1931.
• Nequatewa, Edmund. Some Hopi recipes for the preparation of wild plant foods. Plateau, volume 16, number 1, 1943.

• Page, Gordon B. Hopi land patterns. Plateau, volume 13, number 2, 1940.
• Parsons, Elsie Clews. The Hopi Wowochim ceremony in 1920. American Anthropologist, 1923.
• Parsons, Elsie Clews. A Pueblo Indian journal, 1920-1921: introduction and notes. American Anthropological Association, volume number 31.
• Parsons, Elsie Claws. Notes on San Felipe and Santo Domingo. American Anthropologist, 1923.
• Pratt, Raymond B. Tribal sovereignty and resource exploitation. Antipode.
• Price, Lynn. Proving aboriginal title via expert testimony: lessons from the Indian Claims Commission. American Indian Journal, 1981.
• Ratner, Payne H., Jr. Instructions for witnesses. The Practical Lawyer, 1956.
• Reagan, Albert B. The flu among the Navajos. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science, volume 30, 1922.
• Reagan, Albert B. Utilization of the Navajo country. Iowa Academy of Science, volume 61, 1934.
• Rigby, Elizabeth. Blue canyon, Arizona Highways, 1959.
• Ross, John. Tourist trade tramples on Indians' culture. Guardian, 1988.
• Rubert, Ray. Harmony with nature is key to life, says Hopi leader. The Seattle Times, 1969.
• Schaasma, Polly. Kachinas in rock art, pages 25-31.
• Schifter, Richard and West, Richard W., Jr. Healing vs. Jones: mandate for another Trail of Tears? North Dakota Law Review, volume 51, number 1, 1974.
• Senter, Donovan and Hawley, Florence. Hopi and Navajo child burials. American Anthropologist, 1937.
• Steen, Harold K. Grazing and the environment: a history of forest service stock-reduction policy. Agricultural History, pp. 238-241.
• Simmons, Marc. History of Pueblo-Spanish relations to 1821. Handbook of North American Indians, volume 9.
• Steward, Julian H. Notes on Hopi ceremonies in their initiatory form in 1927-1928. American Anthropologist, volume 33, 1931.
• Stoffle, Richard W. and Evans, Michael J. Resource competition and population change: A Kaibab Paiute ethnohistorical case. Ethnohistory, volume 23, number 2, 1976.
• Talbot, Steve. The Myth of Indian economic and political incompetence: the San Carlos case. Antipode.
• Titiev, Mischa. Dates of planting at the Hopi Indian pueblo of Oraibi. Museum of Northern Arizona, 1938.
• Titiev, Mischa. A Hopi salt expedition. American Anthropologist, volume 39, number 2, 1937.

• Vestal, Paul A. Notes on a collection of plants from the Hopi Indian region of Arizona made by J. G. Owens in 1891. Botanical Museum Leaflets, volume 8, number 8, 1940.
• "Largest Indian land claims suit will go to trial this month…" Wall Street Journal, 1989.
• Voeglin. Suicide in northeastern California. American Anthropologist, 1937.
• Voth, H. R. Brief miscellaneous Hopi papers. Field Museum of Natural History, publication 157, volume 11, number 2, 1912.
• Voth, H. R. Oraibi marriage customs. American Anthropologist, volume 2, 1900.
• Watson, Edith L. Tuba City.
• Watson, James B. How the Hopi classify their foods. Plateau, volume 15, number 4, 1943.
• Whiting, Alfred F. Hopi Indian agriculture. Museum of Northern Arizona, reprint series number 5, 1954.
• Whitson, Hollis A. A Policy review of the federal government's relocation of Navajo Indians under P.L. 93-531 and P.L. 96-305. Arizona Law Review, volume 27, number 2, 1985.

Documents bibliography.

Two booklets entitled: Hopi-Navajo land dispute and Recent developments in Hopi-Navajo land dispute.

Bradfield, Maitland. The Changing Pattern of Hopi Agriculture. Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. Occasional Papers ; No. 30. 1971.

Stephen, Alexander MacGregor, -1894. Hopi Journal of Alexander M. Stephen; Edited by Elsie Clews Parsons. Vol. 1. New York (State): Columbia University Press, 1936, 1936.

Information Profiles of Indian Reservations in Arizona, Nevada, & Utah. 1981.

Kelly, Lawrence C. The Navajo Indians and Federal Indian Policy, 1900-1935. Second Printing.. ed. 1970.

Voth, H. R. The Oraibi Marau Ceremony. Publication (Field Museum of Natural History : 1909) ; 156. 1912.

Number 3.

Lake Powell research project, number 2, 1973 October.

Census years 1915, 1917 and 1933-1937. Reproduced from United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Genealogical Library. Includes United States. Department of Agriculture, stock census, 1937; Navajo Supervisor's District preliminary announcement 1940 population.

Draft.

Herbarium from Hopi Agency, Keams Canyon.

• Diamond, Jared. The golden age that never was. Discover, 1988.
• Eckholm, Erik P. The firewood crisis. Natural History, 1975.
• Garrity, John. A clash of cultures on the Hopi reservation.
• Johnson, Trebbe. Navajo relocation. The Nation, 1987.
• La Farge, Oliver. The enduring Indian. Scientific American, volume 202, number 2, 1960.
• Page, James K. Jr. A rare glimpse into the evolving way of the Hopi. Smithsonian, volume 6, number 8, 1975.
• Riley, Michael. Bury my heart at Big Mountain. Time, 1986.
• The land of the Navajo and two ancient cultures are changing fast. Sunset, 1987.
• Osborne, Douglas. Slow exodus from Mesa Verde. Natural History, 1976.
• Two tribes, one land. Newsweek, 1985.

Proposed rule: Religious ceremonial collection of Golden Eaglets in Wupatki National Monument.

Related to Page Human Dependency Survey Report.

Includes United States. District Court (Arizona). Civil number 74-842, finding of fact and conclusion of law regarding Hopi Claims.

Related to search of historical data.

Related to Navajo Tribe: 1934 reservation litigation.

Includes site forms.

Includes Fred Eggan, 1906-1991; Robert C. Fuller; and notes related to conference.

Includes Eggan's report The Hopi Indians, with special reference to their cosmology or world view, as expressed in their traditions, social organization, and religious beliefs and practices; and the Hopi Indians.

Related to interview tapes. Includes interview with Percy Lomahquahu and Starlie Lomayaktewa.

Includes correspondence from Arnold & Porter.

Related to University of Utah Press: Hopi and Zuni ceremonialism.

Related to war, 1968.

Includes requested photocopies from Records of Soil Conservation Service (MS 190).

Includes Synthesis of Hopi prehistory and history [report] prepared by E. Charles Adams and submitted by Donald E. Weaver, Jr., 1978.

Includes Window Rock (Ariz.) notes.

Includes summary annual report of the Soil Erosion Service, 1934 June 30; and Fairchild photographic survey.

Related to the transmission of government records from the United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Includes forms.

To Calvin Coolidge, 1872-1933, Richard M. (Richard Milhous) Nixon, 1913-1994, and Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973. Includes statement by the true traditional-hereditary-religious Hopi chiefs and chieftess.

Photocopies of correspondence from government agencies and universities: United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs; United States. Department of the Interior. Office of the Solicitor; United States. Division of Forestry; United States. Soil Conservation Service; United States senators; United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Navajo Area Office and Hopi Independent Nation. Related to grazing; Jackson Tewa; livestock; water development; drilling and exploration; joint use; boundaries; farm management; legal opinion; and shrines, 1880-1973.

United States. District Court (Arizona). Civil number 74-842. Ivan L. Sidney, Chairman of the Hopi Tribal Council of the Hopi Indian Tribe, for and on behalf of the Hopi Indian Tribe, Plaintiff, vs. Peter MacDonald, Chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council of the Navajo Indian Tribe, for and on behalf of the Navajo Indian Tribe, Defendant, vs. Evelyn James, et al. Intervenor.

United States. District Court (Arizona). Civil number 74-842. Ivan L. Sidney, Chairman of the Hopi Tribal Council of the Hopi Indian Tribe, for and on behalf of the Hopi Indian Tribe, Plaintiff, vs. Peter MacDonald, Chairman of the Navajo Tribal Council of the Navajo Indian Tribe, for and on behalf of the Navajo Indian Tribe, Defendant, vs. Evelyn James, et al. Intervenor.

Docket 196. List of Hopi plants by Harold S. Colton.

E19694-19716.

Click here to view the updated finding aid at the University of Arizona Special Collections.

Click here to view the updated finding aid at the University of Arizona Special Collections.

Minute Men for the Constitution. Indians and the constitution, 1957 May.

Hopi data and 1934 Act litigation interview forms. Blank.

• Description of Navajo land claim boundary.
• District 3: Permits for livestock.
• Hopi clan relations.
• Hopi-Navajo land dispute.
• Hopi land use of Moencopi wash area.
• Hopi terms for foods, animals, reeds, grasses, and basketmaking.
• Proposed settlement Moencopi Wash, irrigated lands.
• Purchases made from Kerley Trading Post, 1934.

• Albert, Walter Sakwesoma.
• Albert, Zelma.
• Bahnimtewa, Nora.
• Balenquah, Thomas.
• Bilagody, Esther.
• Bonnaha, Gloria.
• Burton, Gail.
• Carl, Ralph.
• Chaca, Harry.
• Charley, Irving. Includes deposition summary.
• Charley, Paul.
• Charley, Phyllis Numkena.
• Chimerica, Mary Mae.
• Coin, Felix.
• Coochwytewa, Victor.
• Cooyama, Laura (Payesewa)
• Cooyouma, Homer.

• Dallas, Calvin, Sr.
• Dallas, Joseph.
• Dallas, Logan.
• Dallas, Marietta.
• Dallas, Steven.
• Dallas, Ward. Includes deposition summary.
• Dalton, William.
• Elmer, Antone.
• Fred, Gertrude Dallas.
• Fred, Natha.
• Fredricks, Nellie.
• Fredericks, Oswald "White Bear".
• Frey, Theodore.
• Fritz, Alice.
• Fritz, Lorenzo.

• Gashquoptewa, Mark.
• Gaseoma, John.
• Gaseoma, Russell.
• Gilbert, Brian.
• Gilbert, Fritz and Dan, Ruth.
• Gilbert, Lillie.
• Hamana, Herbert.
• Hamana, Walter.
• Harris, George.
• Healing, Dewey.
• Holmes, Marvin.
• Holmes, Willard.

• Honahni, Alton, Sr.
• Honahni, Clifford.
• Honahni, Laura K.
• Honahni, Nora.
• Honahni, Roger. Includes deposition digest.
• Honahni, Roland.
• Honahni, Stanley, Sr.
• Honama, Walter.
• Honawa, Patrick.

• Honqeva, Ezra.
• Honqeva, Sarah.
• Honyestewa, Luther.
• Honyestewa, Ned.
• Honyumptewa, Alvin.
• Honyumptewa, Rita.
• Hoosava, Dorothy.
• Humetewa, Alex.
• Humetewa, Daisy.
• Humetewa, Harley Gilbert.
• Humetewa, Henry.
• Humetewa, James. Includes deposition summary.
• Humetewa, Walter.
• Humphrey, Paul.

• Jenkins, Elmer.
• Kabotie, Fred.
• Kaye, Anita.
• Kaye, Desmond William.
• Kaye, Eugene.
• Kaye, Forrest L.
• Kaye, Mary.
• Kaye, Wilson.
• Kawanimptewa, Harry.
• Kewanwytewa, Eunice.
• Kewanwytewa, Harry.
• Kewanwytewa, Willis S.
• Kewanyouma, Alder.
• Keyobe, Bonnie Honewa.
• Kinale, Emory.
• Kootswytewa, Byron.
• Kopelva, Horace.

• Ladayo, Ramona.
• Lalo, Ernie.
• Lasso, Wesley.
• Lawrence, Rosella.
• Loma, Logan.
• Lomahoma, Alfred.
• Lomaquahu, Percy.
• Lomahoema, Herman.
• Lomayaktewa, Starlie. Includes deposition summary.
• Lomayesva, Dwight.
• Lomayesva, Louise.
• Lomayesva, Reuben.

• Manhape, Adolph.
• Maho, Thorton.
• Moore, Ernest.
• Myron, Annabelle.
• Naha, Archie.
• Namingha, Emerson.
• Nasetoynewa, Frieda.
• Nasetoynewa, Ray.
• Nasevaema, Roger.
• Nasewytewa, Karl (Johnson).
• Naseyowma, Guy.
• Navasie, Perry.
• Nehoitewa, Fielding.

• Nelson, Stacey Nasetoynewa.
• Norton, Albert and Ivy.
• Nuamna, Enerson.
• Numkena, Lewis, Jr.
• Numkena, Mary.
• Numkena, Samuel. Includes note.
• Numkena, William.
• Nutma (Nuhtyma), Andrew, Sr.
• Nutima, Flora K.
• Pavatea, Womack.
• Phillips (Savupi), Waldo.
• Polacca, Francis.
• Polacca, Kenneth.
• Polacca, Kirkland.
• Polacca, Rex.
• Poleala, Bert.

• Poleyheptewa, Oren.
• Puhuyouma, Scott.
• Puhuyesva, Alfred.
• Quavehema, Frieda.
• Roscoe, Harrington.
• Sakiestewa, Albert, Sr.
• Sakiestewa, Robert.
• Sakiestewa, Victor.
• Sakiestewa, Willard.
• Sekiestewa, Ruth Numhena.
• Saufkie, Paul Sr.
• Seleptewa, Harry.
• Seletstewa, Enos.

• Seumptewa, Jackson.
• Seumptewa, Ray.
• Sewingyama, Emma.
• Shing, Samuel.
• Shupla, Jerome.
• Silas, Matthew.
• Sonny, Leah.
• Suetopka, Betty.
• Suetopka, Willie.

• Talahytewa, Gibson.
• Talahytewa, Stacey.
• Talashoma, Lois.
• Talashoma, Rose.
• Tallas, Herman.
• Tallas, Joseph and Edna.
• Taliwepi [sp?], Paul.
• Tewa, Bennie.
• Tewa, Dennis.
• Tewa, Francis.
• Tewa, Loki.
• Tewa, Milo.

• Tewa, Rose Marie.
• Tewa, Rose (Talahytewa).
• Tewa, Wallace.
• Tewa, Bennie Tewangoitewa.
• Tootsie, Leonard and Hanson.
• Tuchawena, Amelia.
• Tuchawena, Charlotte.
• Tuchawena, Roy.
• Tuwanumptewa, Helga.
• Wadsworth, Manley.

David Monongye, interpreter, 1863 May 8.

Exhibits 2017 and 2018.

• Charley, Irvin.
• Phillips, Delores.
• Seklestewa, Delores.
• Sewittewa, John [sp?].

Area key to Hopi use locations and quad.

Exhibits 202, 204, and 314. Includes photocopies.

• Moencopi Village Stock Operators and Range.
• Third supplement answer to interrogatory number 18.
• United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Moencopi Village, stock operators and range

List of exhibits for case.

Includes preliminary findings.

Abbott Sekaquaptewa, Plaintiff vs. Peter MacDonald, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Documents and extracts of documents pertaining to the interpretation of the meaning and effect of the language of the Act of June 14, 1934.

Abbott Sekaquaptewa, Plaintiff vs. Peter MacDonald, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Documents and extracts of documents pertaining to the interpretation of the meaning and effect of the language of the Act of June 14, 1934.

Abbott Sekaquaptewa, Plaintiff vs. Peter MacDonald, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Documents and extracts of documents pertaining to the interpretation of the meaning and effect of the language of the Act of June 14, 1934. Volume 5.

Abbott Sekaquaptewa, Plaintiff vs. Peter MacDonald, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Interrogatories to plaintiff-counterdefendant.

Ivan L. Sidney, Plaintiff, vs. Peter MacDonald, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Additional documents produced by plaintiff in response to defendant's request for production of documents. Volume 9.

Ivan L. Sidney, Plaintiff vs. Peterson Zah, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Acceptance of service of subpoena and amended notice of deposition.

Ivan L. Sidney, Plaintiff vs. Peterson Zah, Defendant. Civil number 74-842. Defendant's response to plaintiff's second set of interrogatories.

Incomplete. Pages 2093-4354.

A-55, A-62, A-63, and Indian Reorganization Act.

Hopi materials.

Related to evidence collected for the Hopi 1934 boundary bill case.

In and outside Moenkopi and Tuba City, Arizona. Schedule 1A.

E19542-19660.

1934 Hopi case.

Related to Window Rock (Ariz.).

• 1934 Boundary Bill Case
• Assignees, Moenkopi / Tuba.
• Brand list - district 3.
• Fields, Moenkopi / Tuba.
• Hopi farms.
• Hopis utilizing Border area of district # 6.
• Land management unit number.
• Names of owners of livestock.
• Navajo speaking Hopis
• Permits.
• Place names, 1934 reservation.
• Sites not located presently.
• Topographic maps.
• Truck owners.
• Tuba City Indian Children, 1919-1920 - Blue Canyon School.

Documents related to Hopi population data.

Agents, school superintendents, and superintendents who worked with the Hopi.

Includes Navajo and Hopi water development, 5th irrigation district; maps which show stock-water development; and documents related to development of water for stock.

Moencopi Valley.

Appendix 2 to the sociocultural perspective report. Related to gathering.

Interpretation and mapping report. G. Ronald Wright.

Archeological perspective report - Dr. E. Charles Adams.

Hopi agricultural report. Dr. Anthony Godfrey. Maps 1-21.

Hopi grazing report. Dr. Anthony Godfrey. Maps 1-7.

Quadrangles.

Includes house codes.

Printed and photocopies.

Includes notes for affixing names to residences.

The adaptation of Hopi and Navajo colonists on the Colorado River Indian Reservation, 1980. California State University, Fullerton.

Extract of minutes of Hopi Council meeting, 1938; "Traditionalist Meeting" at Ralph Selinas, 1970; and Shungopayy, 1961.

Related to San Juan expert witness report; Hopi farming; Snow photography collection examination, February 1985.

Related to John Gasemo Siwiltema, Irving Charley; May 1985 anthropologist expert witness conference.

Includes lists; notes; questions; interview with Irving Charley, Four-wheeling; and notes made with regard to the thesis presented to the Department of History at Brigham Young University by Charles H. Stephens.

Related to expert witnesses.

Includes forms and template for grazing data.

Related to Hopis stock owners.

Primarily from Clark B. Fetzer and George J. Romney to File 20252

Between clients and attorneys.

From the Hopi Indians, 1969 and 1977. Related to attendance of tribal council meetings and 1934 reservation.

Conference on Hopi extension area; meeting at Chimopavy, 1939; and open meeting at Toreva, Arizona, 1945.

• Black Mesa: Fact sheet.
• Hopie Action News.
• Independent Hopi Nation.

Issues 1-28. Includes notes.

Includes Institute of the American West: Zuni history.

Volume 5, number 6.

Rough notes of Hopi farming tables for report and readings.

Related to conference notes.

Exhibit 2004. Meeting notes. Includes partial transcript.

Flagstaff, Arizona meeting.

Includes interview with Reuben Lomayesva.

Hopi agricultural notes.

Miscellaneous. Includes notes related to microfilm and library research.

Ainsworth material requests and lists.

Related to plaintiff and defendant's exhibits.

Related to research trips.

• Historical notes on Navajo agriculture and irrigation.
• Uncultivated native plants used as a source of food by the Hopi.

Includes brochures.

Notes for Hopi administrators.

Phone logs.

Includes newspaper clippings.

Includes brochure; and United States Soil Conservation Service photocopies and notes.

Number 18, for the seizure and sale of stray or trespassing animals.

Hopi use and occupance of the Navajo Indian Reservation defined by the Act of June 14, 1934: a cultural anthropilogical perspective; Hopi code; and Outline for 1934 case video presentation.

Hopi booklist.

Anthropological sketch of Hopi land use and occupance. Two copies. Draft.

Preliminary report on documentation of Hopi land claims outside the 1882 executive order reservation. Draft.

Native Americans and energy development.

Aboriginal land use of the Zuni Indian Tribe.

Historical sketch of Hopi land use and occupance. Working paper.

Hopitutskwa: an historical and cultural interpretation of the Hopi traditional land claim and On the history of Hopi-Navajo relations.

Economic development vs. aboriginal land use: an attempt to predict culture change on an Indian Reservation in Arizona, 1970 and The Fed-up Hopi: Resistance of the American Indian and the silence of the good anthropologists, 1969.

Investigations along the coal-haul overhead-electric railroad between page and Navajo National Monument.

Zuni settlement and land use: an archaeological perspective.

Primarily reproduced books.

• Brew, J. O. Hopi prehistory and history to 1850, pages 514-602, 1879.
• Downs, F. James. Animal husbandry in Navajo society and culture. University of California Press, 1964.
• Ethnohistory, pages 285-375, volume 2, number 4, 1955.
• Hegemann, Elizabeth C. Navajo trading days. University of New Mexico Press, 1963.
• Hester, James J. Early Navajo migrations and acculturation in the southwest. Museum of New Mexico Press, 1962.

Primarily reproduced books.

• Lamar, Howard Roberts. The far southwest, 1846-1912: a territorial history. Yale University Press, 1966.
• Lawrence, D. H. Mornings in Mexico, pp. 61-80.
• Meighan, Clement W. Ethnohistory and rock art: introduction pp. 1 and 24.
• Ross, Thomas E. and Moore, Tyrel G. A Cultural geography of North American Indians. A Westview Special Study.
• Sekaquaptewa vs. MacDonald. Federal Reporter, 2d series.
• Sekaquaptewa vs. MacDonald. 448 Federal Supplement.

Primarily reproduced books.

• Taylor, Graham D. Anthropologists, reformers, and the Indian New Deal. Prologue, 1975.
• Titiev, Mischa. A Hopi salt expedition. American Anthropologist, volume 39, number 2, 1937.
• Titiev, Mischa. Solstitial and solar ceremonies.
• Public Law 96-305.
• Untitled interview beginning, "…there are any Navajos we would work them out through the Tribal Council. I do not want to get anyone confused…"
• Untitled story beginning, "There is a story about a man named Otto Rossler, a theoretical chemist…"
• Van Valkenburgh, Richard F. Dine Bikeyah (Navajo Country). United States. Department of the Interior, 1941.

Board Reservation Plan.

A long term management plan for significant sites in the vicinity of Winslow, Arizona. Hopi concerns.

Reorganization plan number 3 of 1950.

• Attention!! By David Monongye, Hopi Indian Nation, 1960?
• "The Bureau of Indian Affairs, aided by its officially endorsed Tribal Council…"
• Hopi call for action.
• Notice to All Hopi, Pueblos, Navajo Chapter Leaders, and all other concerned people, 1970 September 2.

Brochures, booklets, and fliers related to Native Americans. Includes The Indian Association of America, Inc. Smoke Signals, volume 2, number 2.

Annual Hopi Fair, 1934-1937.

Proposal for expert witness reports for 1934 boundary case.

Notes on Hopi economic life by Ernest Beaglehole, 1906-1965.

Hopi use and occupance of the Navajo Indian Reservation defined by the Act of June 14, 1934: A socio-cultural perspective on the uses of natural resources by Hopi Indians. Two versions. Includes appendix and appendices 1-3.

First, second, third mesa and Moenkopi livestock grazing outside the 1882 Hopi Reservation.

Hopi agricultural report and Hopi agricultural report, 1540-1934.

Land planning report: land management unit number 3, Study Group "B", 1938 January; and oral report.

The Moencopi boundary problem, 1967 November.

Hopi use, occupancy, and possession of the Indian reservation defined by the Act of June 14, 1934: an archaeological perspective. Includes appendix 1 and 2.

Museum of Northern Arizona. Walpi archaeological project: synthesis and interpretation.

Boundaries of Zuni land: with emphasis of details relating to incidents occurring 1846-1946, volumes 1-2.

Includes photocopies of maps and photographs.

The Hopi Indians, with special reference to their cosmology or world view, as expressed in their traditions, religious beliefs, practices and social organization.

1934 reservation litigation aerial photointerpretation and mapping report.

Land and livestock in Navajo culture and society.

Appears to be reproductions from the National Archives, Record Group 75.

Includes United States. Department of the Interior, annual report, Secretary of the Interior, 1934; and United States. Department of Commerce. Fifteenth Census of the United States: 1930. Partial copies.

Report on examination and photointerpretation of land use evidence from historical aerial photographs.

From the sands to the mountain : change and persistence in a southern Paiute community.

See copy in the Print and Journal Division of Special Collections.

San Juan Southern Paiute use and occupation in the 1934 Act area.

Report on Hopi range use in 1934 outside the 1882 boundary. Two versions.

Land-use in the Ramah area of New Mexico: an anthropological approach to areal study. Reports of the Ramah Project, number 5.

Aspects of Hopi land use and occupancy. Three versions.

Navajo use of lands in Arizona in 1934 with special reference to land management unit number 3. Volumes 1-2.

Reconstruction of boundaries of certain areas near Tuba City, Arizona, from legal descriptions stated in historical documents.

Navajo religious use of the 1934 reservation area.

Includes photocopies.

• Beaglehole, Ernest. Hopi hunting and hunting ritual. Yale University Publications in Anthropology, number 4, 1970.
• Eggan, Fred. Comparative social organization, Southwest, volume 10, 1983.
• Euler, Robert C. Ethnohistory in the United States. Ethnohistory, volume 19, number 3, 1972.
• Museum of Northern Arizona, Hopi History, Reprint series number 2, 1951.
• Hendrick, Kimmis. Conflicting land claims: Hopi elders seek to avoid court test, The Christian Science Monitor, 1957.
• Hill, W. W. Navaho warfare. Yale University Publications in Anthropology, number 5, 1970.
• Kelman, Herbert C. The Relevance of social research to social issues: promises and pitfalls, The Sociology Review Monograph number 16, 1970.
• Roberts, W. R. New hope for the Hopi. Petroleum Today, 1965.

H. R. 4869, Report number 91-788.; H. R. 4281; and S. 2651.

Includes photocopies. Book reviews.

The 29 million dollar bait and the trap by Herbert M. Porter and Political socialization of the Hopi "traditional" faction by Shuichi Nagata, Anthropological Association, 1968 April 6.

File 20252. General statement of conditions in the Navajo area.

Navajo use of 1934 lands by Hopi interviews.

• Report on Hopi boundary.
• Petroglyps, the record of a great adventure. American Anthropologist, N. S., volume 33.
• Report by Dr. Harold S. Colton at the hearing of the senate subcommiitteeon Indian affairs at Tuba City, Arizona, 1931 May 20.
• Principal Hopi trails. Plateau, volume 36, number 3, 1964.

• Notes on the Hopi salt trail.
• The Hopi salt trail. Plateau, volume 32, number 2.

• The economic need for agricultural development by S. T. Kimball.
• Sociological survey of the Navajo reservation: statement of procedure, 1936 May.
• Population distribution by age groupings Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservation by the Section of Human Dependency Surveys. Navajo District. Soil Conservation Service. Region 8.

Summary of opinions and conclusion concerning Hopi use and occupancy of the 1934 Act Reservation in 1934. Includes draft and appendix 21.

Sheep dipping, district number 3, 1941.

Box 4-2-1.

Survey of Indian conditions throughout the United States: hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Indian Affairs. United States Senate, 71st Congress, 3rd Session, 1932.

Selected testimonies from Healing vs. Jones, Civil number 579.

Radio broadcasts from K T G M, Window Rock, Arizona, 1938-1939.

Hopi and English names of Moenkopi residents.

United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Federal acknowledgment of the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.

Denial of acknowledgment of the Miami Nation of Indiana.

Includes Roy Wilson; Wannassey family reunion; Nadine Rhodes/Hubbs; Katherine Iyall-Vaszquez; Wendy Kinswa; John Barnett;

Review of Cowlitz anthropological technical report.

Anthropological report on the Miami Nation of Indians of Indiana. Social and political organization territorial distributions social relations and cultural identity.

Proposed findings and related materials regarding "Snoqualmie Group." Summary under criteria and evidence for proposed finding for federal acknowledgment of the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe.

Final determination to acknowledge the Cowlitz Indian Tribe.

Summary under the criteria and evidence for proposed finding Cowlitz Tribe of Indians. Two versions.

Removed from binder.

Federal job opportunities for anthropologists. Compiled by Tamera W. Belden.

From Sunset magazine.

Related to proposal. Adjustment of spouses of National Health Service Corps Assignees.

Search results from Social SciSearch.

Adjustment of spouses to small communities. Presented for the Rural Health Advisory Committee. Bureau of Rural Health Services. Department of Family and Community Medicine. Includes notes.

Analysis and certain examples of application of anthropological and ethnohistorical methodology and techniques employed in the anthropological report of branch of acknowledgment and research and Tollefson and Pennoyer's cultural continuity report concerning Snoqualmie tribal organization. Western Anthropology Services.

Anthropological observations on the health care utilization of residents of Toole, County, Utah. Submitted to the Toole Valley Hospital Board and to the Community Board of Family Practice Group of Toole, Utah.

The archaeology, geology, and paleobiology of Stanton's Cave, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. Grand Canyon National History Association Monograph, number 6, 1984.

University of Utah transcripts. Includes vitae.