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description 2013-Mexican-Churches-ArchaeoLORES.pdf description 30247678.pdf description 3628545.pdf description 389-1606-1-PB.pdf description Archaeological excavations in the northern Sierra Madre Occidental, Chihuahua and Sonora, Mexico, Lister, 1958.pdf description CASAS+TINAJAS+ALL-EW-RECONS.txt description CASAS+TINAJAS+ALL-LW-RECONS.txt description CAST_Rc_trw.txt description CASTp_Rc_trw.txt description Casas_Grandes_Crns_1850.pdf description Casas_Grandes_SSF_RCS_Adjusted_crns.txt description DPL.EXE description Di_Peso_map.jpg folder Documents description ES_El_Salto_Mex1943_mirror.jpg description ES_Mex1943_01.jpg description ES_Mex1943_02.jpg description Juarez_mission_correspondence.pdf description Juarez_mission_dating_sheets001.pdf description Juarez_mission_notes_BTB001.pdf description Juarez_mission_sample_notes.pdf description Mexico Tree-ring Project.kmz description Mexico_collections.xlsx description NASPA_Reconstructed_DJFMA_SPI_1819_23.png description NASPA_Reconstructed_Persistence_Free_MJJ_SPI_1819_23.png description NOAA_Long_crn_EW_LW_RW_MEASUREMENTS.xlsx description Nusbaum_Mexico_1941.xlsx description On the Frontier of Photography Carl Lumholtz and the Kodak Snapshot Camera, 2013.pdf description Records of the Past, Vol. 4, 1905-Cave Valley.pdf description Records of the Past, Vol. 5, 1906-Cave Valley.pdf description The Secret of the Cigar Box Carl Lumholtz and the Photographs from His Sonoran DesertExpedition, 1909-1910, 2007.pdf description Unknown Mexico, Lumholtz, 1902 Vol. 1.pdf description Unknown Mexico, Lumholtz, 1902 Vol. 2.pdf description black-mountain-and-paquime.pdf description cgd._trw.rwl description ct.rcn description dolan_2016.pdf folder images folder maps folder tree ring data

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