n.a.

folder	Author	Title	Source	Date	Format
1	Hill, W.W.	Note on the Pima berdache	AA	1938	jstor
2	Russell, Frank	Pima animals	AA	1903	jstor
3	Bol, Marsha	Stars above, earth below: American Indians and nature	book	1998	Leyburn
4	Winter, Joseph C.	Cultural modifications of the Gila Pima, 1697-1846	Ethnohistory	1973	jstor
4	Parsons, Elsie	Notes on the Pima	AA	1928	jstor
4	Hill, WW	Notes on Pima Land Law and Tenure	AA	1936	jstor
5	NIH	The Pima Indians: Pathfinders for health	NIH Diabetes	nd	web
6	Curtis, Edward	The Pima	from Northwestern Web	nd	web
6	Acuff, Guy	Akimult aw a tham: the river people: a short history of the Pima Indians	xerox	1979	book
6	Parsons, Elsie Clews	Notes on the Pima, 1926	AA	1928	jstor
6	Innis, Gilbert C.	Pima	Native America in the 20th century	1994	book
6	Pablo, Sally Giff	Contemporary Pima	Smithsonian vol 10	1983	book
6	GRIC	Akimel O'odham/Pee Posh	Econ Dev Dept	nd	web
6	Hrdlicka, Ales	Notes on the Pima of Arizona	AA	1906	jstor
7	EWG	USDA subsidy information for Ak-chin farms	Farm Subsidy Database	nd	web
7	EWG	Gila River farms payments 95-03	Farm Subsidy Database	nd	web
8	Webb, George	A Pima remembers	UA Press	nd	xerox
8	Ortiz, Alfonso	The Gila River Piman water problem: an ethnohistorical account	The changing ways of Southwestern Indians: a historic perspective:Rio Grande Press	1973	xerox
8	Russell, Frank	A Pima constitution	Journal of American Folklore	1903	jstor
8	Swan, William H.	The Salt River Pima-Maricopa settlement: an overview	Indian Water in the West	1993	xerox
8	Allen, Nathan	Irrigation on the Gila River	www.gilariver.com	nd	web
9	GMIC	Pima-Maricopa Irrigation Project	www.gilariver.com	nd	web
10	Phillips, Steven J and Patricia W. Comus	A natural history of the Sonoran desert	A-S Desert Museum Press	nd	xerox
11	ill requests
12	Hayden, Julian	History of the Puerto Penaso area	?	nd	xerox
12	Hayden, Julian	A summary prehistory and history of the Sierra Pinacate, Sonora	American Antiquity	1967	jstor
12	Nabhan, Gary Paul	Sandfood and Sand Papago: a wild kind of mutualism	Gathering in the Desert	nd	Leyburn
12	Webb, George	A Pima remembers	UA Press	nd	xerox
12	Nabhan, Gary Paul et al.	A meager living on lava and sand? Hia Ced O'Odham food resources and habitat diversity in oral and documantary histories	Journal of the Southwest	1989	xerox
12	Childs, Thomas	Sketch of the “Sand Indians”	Kiva	1954	xerox
12	Thomas, Robert K.	Papago land use west of the Papago Indian Reservation, south of the Gila River and the problem of Sand Papago identity		1953	xerox
12	Van Valkenburgh, Richard	Tom Childs of Ten-mile Wash	Ajo Copper News cunews.info	nd	web
12	Anderson, Keith M. et al.	Quitobaquito: a Sand Papago cemetery	Kiva	1982	xerox
12	Norell, Brenda	O'odham keeping alive the 'Himdag'	Indian Country fourdirectionsmedia.com	2001	web
12	na	'People with No Home' want one	Tcson Citize	1999	web
13	Thomas, David Hurst	Agricultural imperatives in the American Southwest	Exploring Ancient Native America: an archaeological guide	nd	Leyburn
13	Thomas, David Hurst	Pueblo Grande	Exploring Native North America	2000	Leyburn
13	Morgan, William N.	Ancient architecture of the Southwest		nd	Leyburn
13	Ezell, Paul A.	Is there a Hohokam-Pima culture continuum?	American Antiquity	1963	jstor
13	Bahr, Donald M.	Who were the Hohokam? the evidence from Pima-Papago myth	Ethnohistory	1971	jstor
13	Gregonis, Linda M. and Karl J. Reinhard	Hohokam Indians of the Tucson Basin (3 chapters)		nd	web
13	Cordell, Linda S.	Prehistory of the Southwest	Academic Press	1984	Leyburn
13	Waters, Michael R. and John C Ravesloot	Landscape change and the cultural evolution of the Hohokam along the middl Gila River and other river valleys in south-central Arizona	American Antiquity	2001	EAI
13	Bohrer, Vorsil	Ethnobotanical aspects of Snaketown, a Hohokam village in southern Arizona	American Antiquity	1970	jstor
13	na	Hohokam irrigation	carbon.cudenver.edu	nd	web
13	City of Phoenix	Main Exhibit Gallery:The Hohokam: the land and the people	www.ci.phoenix.az.us	nd	web
13	na	The Hohokam 200 BC-1450AD	desertusa.com	nd	web
13	na	Native American Indians and the Black Mountain/Foothills area	blkmtnconservancy.org	nd	web
13	Andrews, John P and Todd Bostwick	The disappearance of the Hohokam?	copwww.ci.phoenix.az.us	nd	web
13	Bostwick, Todd W and Stan Plum	The Shaw Butte prehistoric observatory in Phoenix, Arizona	www.amug.org	nd	web
13	Howard, Jerry B.	Hohkam legacy: desert canals	Pueblo Grande Museum Profiles #12 www.waterhistory.org	nd	web
13	na	Papago Park fact	phoenix.gov	nd	web
13	Hayden, Julian D.	Hohokam petroglyphs of the Sierra Pinacate	Kiva	1972	xerox
13	na	Hohokam culture	www.mc.maricopa.edu	nd	web
13	Gregonis, Linda	The Hohokam	sonorensis desertmuseum.org	1996	web
13	Fish, Suzanne K. et al.	Early sedentism and agriculture in the northern Tucson Basin	uapress.arizona.edu	nd	online book
14	Webb, George	A Pima remembers
15	na	O'odham coiled basketry	statemuseum.arizona.edu	nd	web
16	bibliographies
17	na	Arizona casino cash helps reduce reservations' poverty	casinocitytimes.com	2004	web
17	Miller, Emily	An Indian casino would sit on ancient graves	highcountrynews.org	1997	web
18	de Murrieta, Cynthia Radding	The function of the market in changing economic structures in the mission communities of Pimeria Alta, 1768-1821	The Americas	1977	jstor
19	Wright, Harold Bell	Long ago told: legends of the Papago Indians		1929	xerox
19	valentine, Fernando	History of the Puerto Penasco region: Schuk Toak	Noticias del CEDO	nd	xerox
19	Saxton, Dean and Lucille	O'othham Hoho'ok A'agitha: legends and lore of the Papago and Pima Indians		nd	xerox
19	Mason, J. Alden	The Papago migration legend	Journal of American Folklore	1921	jstor
19	Teague, Lynn S.	Prehistory and the traditions of the O'odham and Hopi	Kiva	1993	xerox
19	Moll, Laura A.	Strategies used in O'odham creation legends to present cultural values	studentors.texas.edu	nd	web
19	Neff, Mary L.	Pima and Papago legends	Journal of American Folklore	1912	jstor
20	Hackenberg, Robert A	Pimas and Papago Ecological Adaptations	vol 10 Southwest	1983	book
20	Nabhan, Gary P	Cultural adaptations to the desert's bounty	sonorensis	1997	web
20	Crosswhite, Frank S	Desert plants, habitat and agriculture in relation to the major pattern of ciltural differentiation in the O'odham people of the Sonoran Desert	Desert PLants	1981	xerox
20	na	Traditional food plants	Traditional O'odham Foods Information Project	nd	web
20	Brody, Jane E	To preserve their health and heritage, Arizona Indians reclaim ancient foods	NYT Science Times (San Pedro Mesquite Co. reprint	nd	web
20	na	Desert people and the saguaro	Teacher Information Desert Discovery Class	2000	xerox
20	Nabhan, Gary Paul	Plant domestication and folk-biological change: the Upper Piman/Devil's Claw example	AA	1987	stor
20	Bahre, Conrad J and Daveid E Bradbury	Vegetation change along the Arizona-Sonora boundary	AAAG	1978	jstor
20	Castetter, Edward F	Uncultivated native plants used as sources of food	UNM Bulletin	1935	xerox
21	Hammond, George P	Pimiera Alta after Kino's time	NM Historical Review	1929	xerox
21	Spicer, Edward H	Upper Pimas	Cycles of conquest ch 5	nd	Leyburn
21	na	Investigations into the causes of the Pima uprising of 1751	Mid-America	1941	xerox
21	Park, Joseph F	Spanish Indian policy in northern Mexico, 1765-1810	Arizona and the West	1962	xerox
21	Ewing, Russell Charles	The Pima uprising of 1751: a study of Spanish-Indian relations on the frontier of New Spain	Greater America: essays in honor of HE Bolton	nd	xerox
21	Ezell, Paul H	Indians under the law: Mexico, 1821-1847	America Indigena	1955	xerox
22	na	Dragoon Wash		nd	xerox
22	na	A look at the Sonoran Desert: background information	Desert Museum Teacher Information	1999	xerox
22	na	Western Pima County	Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan www.co.pima.az	nd	web
22	na	Miracle in the desert	San Pedro River www.lastgreatplaces.org	nd	web
22	Hinton, Richard J	The deserts of America	Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly	1892	xerox
22	Dice, Lee R	The Sonoran biotic province	Ecology	1939	jstor
22	Hayden, Julian D	A summary prehistory and history of the Sierra Pinacate, Sonora	American Antiquity	1967	jstor
22	Brown, GW	Man in arid lands: the Piman Indians of the Sonoran Desert	Desert biology	1974	Leyburn
22	Broyles, Bill	Surface water resources for prehistoric peoples in western Papagueria of the North American south-west	Journal of Arid Environments	1996	xerox
22	Kelly, Allan o	Mysterious crater Elegante	Scientific Monthly	1952	jstor
22	Ives, Ronald L	The origin of the Sonoyta townsite, Sonora, Mexico	American Antiquity	1941	jstor
22	Ives, Ronald L	The discovery of Pinacate volcano	Scientific Monthly	1942	jstor
22	Nabhan, Gary Pau	Native American management and conservation of biodiversity in the Sonoran Desert region	Biodiversity and Native America	2000	Leyburn
22	Felger, Richard S	Vegetation and flora of the Gran Desierto, Sonora, Mexico	Desert pLants	1980	xerox
22	na	Western Pima County subarea	Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan www.co.pima.az.us	nd	web
22	Ives, Ronald L	The Pinacate region, Sonora, Mexico	Occasional Papers of the California Academy of Sciences	1964	xerox
22	Felger, Richard S	Vegetation and flora of the Gran Desierto, Sonora, Mexico		nd	xerox
23	Hartmann, William K	Volcanoes and Indians	Desert Heart: Chronicles of the Sonoran desert	nd	Leyburn
23	Weisman, Alan	Desert and delta	La Frontera:the United States border with Mexico	nd	Leyburn
23	Faragher, John Mack	North, South, and West: sectional controversies and the US-Mexico boundary survey	Drawing the Borderline	nd	Leyburn
23	Broyles, Bill	Adventure in the Pinacate	Journal of Arizona History	1987	xerox
23	Broyles, Bill	WJ McGee's “Desert thirst as disease”	Journal of the Southwest	1988	xerox
23	McKenney, Wilson	Sacred cave of the Papagos	Westways	1951	xerox
23	Broyles, Bill	Desert Thirst: the ordeal of Pablo Valencia	Journal of Arizona History	1982	xerox
23	na	Pinacate Mexico	volcano.und.nodak.edu	nd	web
23	na	Pinacate Biosphere Reserve	www.puerto-penasco.com	nd	web
23	na	A Pinacate notebook	www.biopark.org	nd	web
23	Mader, Ron	Exploring the Pinacate Biosphere Reserve	www.planeta.com	nd	web
23	nn	Puerto Penaso “Rocky Point”	www.bajaquest.com	nd	web
23	Fleming, John and Margaret	Pinacate	www.penasco.com	nd	web
23	na	Cabeza Prieta NWR	southwest.fws.gov	nd	web
23	Franklin, Kevin	Under siege: the history of Cabeza Prieta WR is a natural history	www.tucsonweekly.com	1997	web
23	Franklin, Kevin	Motor cross	www.tucsonweekly.com	1996	web
24	Hoover, JW	The Indian country of southern Arizona	Geographical Review	1929	jstor
24	Brusca, RC et al.	Case study of two Mexican biosphere reserves	na	2001	xerox
24	Flores, Mike et al.	Managing cultural resources in Sonoran Desert biosphere provinces	Cultural Survival	1990	web
24	Luke, Timothy W	Southwestern environments as hyperreality: the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum	Museum politics: power plays at the Exhibition	2002	xerox
24	na	A food web in the desert biome	curriculum.calstatela.edu	nd	web
24	White, Carrie	Ranger sees the Sonoran as a food, medicine garden	East Valley Tribune	2005	web
25	Nabhan, Gary Paul and Sara St. Antoine	The loss of floral and faunal story: the extinction of experience	The Biophilia Hypothesis	1993	Leyburn
26	Brown-Kampen, Catherine	The maze of life design of the Pima-Papago	The Masterkey	1971	xerox
27	na	Maps of the Pimeria: early cartography of the southwest	dizzy.library.arizona.edu	nd	web
27	Kelly, William H	The Papago Indians of Arizona: a population and economic study (map)		1963	xerox
28	Underhill, Ruth	Intercultural relations in the greater Southwest	AA	1954	jstor
28	Gifford, EW	Cultural relations of the Gila River and Lower Colorado tribes	AA	1936	jstor
29	na	Waila:tradition	Pulse of the PLanet www.pulseplanet.com	2000	web
29	Means, Andrew	Chicken scratch: the waila music of the O'odham peopls of Arizona	Native Peoples	1995	xerox
29	Sherrill, Barbara E and Susan Gage	Tohono O'odham fiddle music	UA Music of the Southwest www.elearn.arizona	2002	web
30	Griffin-Pierce, Trudy	The O'odham	Native Peoples of the Southwest	2000	Leyburn
30	Sheridan, Thomas E	The O'odham (Pimas and Papagos): the world would burn without rain	Paths of Life	1996	Leyburn
30	na	The O'odham	www.ic.arizona.edu	nd	web
30	Fontana, Bernard L	Pima and Papago: introduction	Southwest	1983	Leyburn
30	na	Gila River community	Intertribal Council of Arizona www.itcaonline.com	nd	web
30	na	Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian community	www.itcaonline.com	nd	web
30	na	Tohono O'odham Nation	www.itcaonline.com	nd	web
30	Zepeda, Ofelia	O'odham ha-Cegitodag/Pima and Papago thoughts	IJAL	1982	jstor
30	Hrdlicka, Ales	Notes on the Indians of Sonora, Mexico	AA	1904	jstor
31	Ives, Ronald L	Population of the Pinacate region, 1698-1706	The Kiva	1965	xerox
31	Jackson, Robert H	Causes of Indian population decline in the Pimiera Alta missions of northern Sonora	Journal of Arizona History	nd	xerox
32	Bahr,Donald M and J Richard Haefer	Song in Piman curing	Ethnomusicology	1978	jstor
32	Bahr, Donald m, Joseph Giff, Manuel Havier	Piman songs on hunting	Ethnomusicology	1979	jstor
32	Drucker, Philip	Addenda on the Southwestern ceremonial house	AA	1939	jstor
33	Neff, Mary	Pima and Papago legends	Journal of American Folklore	1912	jstor
34	Bahr, Donald M	Pima and Papago social organization	in Ortiz Southwest	1983	Leyburn
35	Morrisey, Richard J	Early agriculture in Pimeria Alta	Mid-America	1949	xerox
35	Hackenberg, Robert A	Economic alternatives in arid lands: a case study of the Pima and Papago Indians	Ethnology	1962	xerox
35	Nabhan, Gary Paul	The ecology of floodwater farming in arid south-western North America	Agro-Ecosystems	1979	xerox
35	Fish, Suzanne and Paul Fish	Prehistoric desert farmers of the southwest	Annual Review of Anthropology	1994	jstor
35	n.a.	USDA subsidy information for Gila River Farms	www.ewg.org	2004	web
35	Hackenberg, Robert	Changing diet of Arizona Indians	Journal of American Indian Education jaie.asu.edu	1964	web
35	n.a.	Total USDA subsidies in Pinal County, 2003	www.ewg.org	2004	web
36	n.a.	Border Environment Cooperation Commission: general information	www.cocef.org	2004	web
37	n.a.	Exploring and protecting the desert sea	Intercultural Center for the Study of Deserts and Oceans	n.d.	pamphlet
37	n.a.	Profile: the international Sonoran Desert Alliance	Bridging Borders Across the Americas www.planeta.com	1995	web
38	Dempsey, Matt	Native seeds hold clues	Arizona Republic www.azcentral.com	2004	web
38	n.a.	Conservation farm	www.nativeseeds. org	2004	web
39	n.a.	Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan	SDCP www.co.pima.az.us	2004	web
40	Broyles, Bill	Surface water resources for prehistoric peoples in western Papagueria of the North American south-west	Journal of Arid Environments	1996	reprint
40	n.a.	Tribal water bill signed into law	Arizona Republic www.azcentral.com	2004	web
40	Davenport, Paul	Bush signs water settlement bill	Casa Grande Valley Newspapers www.zwire.com	2004	web
40	Broyles, Bill	Desert wildlife water developments: questioning use in the Southwest	Wildlife Society Bulletin	1995	xerox
40	n.a.	Tribal water systems program	InterTribal Council of Arizona www.itcaonline.com	2003	web
40	n.a.	Indian water rights summary	Arizona Dept of Water Resources	n.d.	xerox
41	n.a.	The Tohono O'odham Today	Dry Spell www.heard.org	n.d.	web
42	Ravesloot, John C	On the treatment and reburial of human remains: the San Xavier Bridge Project, Tucson, Arizona	American Indian Quarterly	1990	jstor
43	Brittain, Richard G and Matts Myhrman	Toward a responsive Tohono O'odham dwelling	Aridlands pre-web archives ag.arizona.edu	1989	web
44	Kilcrease, A.T.	Ninety five years of history of the Papago Indians	Southwestern Monuments supplement	1939	xerox
44	Fontana, Bernard L	The Papago Indians appendix B: calendar sticks	E99 P25 F66 part 3	1935?	xerox
44	Underhill, Ruth	A Papago calendar record	UNM Bulletin1988		xerox
45	Underhill, Ruth	Acculturation at the Papago village of Santa Rosa	Papago Indians 1	1974	xerox
45	Joseph, Alice, Rosamond Spicer and Jane Chesky	Diverse creeds	The Desert People: chapter 6	n.d.	xerox
45	Griffith, James S	The Folk-Catholic chapels of the Papagueria	Pioneer Amewrica	1975	xerox
45	Griffith, James S	A saint and his people	Beliefs and holy places: a spiritual geography of the Pimeria Alta chapter 3	n.d.	xerox
45	Griffith, James S	The Magdalena holy picture: religious folk art in two cultures	New York Folklore	1982	xerox
45	Griffiths, James S	Magdalena revisited: the growth of a fiesta	Kiva	1967	xerox
45	Tooker, Elizabeth	The fiesta of St Francis Xavier, Magdalena, Sonora, Mexico	Kiva	1950	xerox
45	Bahr, Donald	Pima-Papago Christianity	Journal of the Southwest	1988	xerox
45	Dobyns, Henry F	Papago pilgrims on the town	Kiva	1950	xerox
45	Laguna, Angel	My p[ilgrimage to Magdalena	Kiva	1950	xerox
45	n.a.	Mission churches of the Sonoran Desert: the Tohono O'odham	dizzy.library.arizona.edu	n.d.	web
45	Willoughby, Karen	Drve across the desert raises more than dust	BP News www.bpnews.net	2005	web
46	Fontana, Bernard L	The flight of the yellow buzzard	The Papago Indians chapter 3	n.d.	xerox
46	McNamee, Gregory	The Tohono O'odham creation story	www.hanksville.org	1993	web
46	Kroeber, Henriette R	Traditions of the Papago Indians	Journal of American Folklore	1912	xerox
46	Underhill, Ruth M	Papago Indian Religion: Background	Papago Indian Religion	1946	xerox
46	Wright, Harold Bell	The beginning of all things	Long ago told (Huh-kew ah-kah)	1929	xerox
47	Castetter, Edward F and Ruth Underhill	The ethnobiology of the Papago Indians	UNM Bulletin	1935	xerox
47	Crosswhite, Frank	The annual saguaro harvest and crop cycle of the Papago	Desert Plants	1980	xerox
47	Flores, Mike, Fernando Valentine, and Gary Paul Nabhan	Managing cultural resources in Sonoran Desert Biosphere Reserves	Cultural Survival Quarterly	1990	xerox
47	Eilers, Michael	Tohono O'odham lecturer addresses tradition	Arizona Daily Wildcat wildcat.arizona.edu	1995	web
48	Hoskinson, Tom	Saguaro wine, ground figures, and power mountains: investigations at Sears Point, Arizona	Earth and Sky: visions of the cosmos in Native American folklore	1992	leyburn
49	Enos, Susie Ignacio	Papago legend of the sahuaro	Arizona Quarterly	1945	xerox
49	Nabhan, Gary Paul	Plants which Coyote steals, spoils, and shits on	The Desert Smells Like Rain, chapter 6	n.d.	xerox
49	n.a.	Tohono O'odham ecosystem: schematic representation (diagram)	www.hrc.wsu.edu	n.d.	web
49	Castetter, Edward F and Willis H Bell	Cultivation and utilization of tobacco: a ceremonial crop	Pima and Papago Indian agriculture	1942	xerox
49	Nabhan, Gary Paul, Charles Weber, and James Berry	Legumes in the Papago-Pima Indian diet and ecological niche	Kiva	1979	xerox
49	n.a.	(on saguaro fuit harvest)	Tucson Weekly www.tucsonweekly.com	1995	web
49	Moreillon, Judy	Saguaro blossoms and fruits	Saguaro Page (?url?)	2002	web
50	Underhill, Ruth	The autobiography of Chona, a Papago woman	Papago Woman	1985	xerox
50	Underhill, Ruth	Games and betting	Social Organization of the Papago Indians	1939	xerox
50		The old intervillage games of the Papagos	Indians at Work	1936	xerox
50	Blaine, Peter	games and gambling	Papagos and Politics	1981	xerox
50	Vitu, Teya	Casinos give Arizona $9.9M for last quarter	Tucson Citizen www.tucsoncitizen.comn	2005	web
51	Raver, Anne	In desert, finding blooms that heal	New York Times Living	2000	xerox
51	Woods, Teri K, Karen Blaine, and Lauri Francisco	O'odham Himdag as a source of strength and wellness among the Tohono O'odham of southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico	Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare	2002	infotrac
51	Tessandori, A.S.	supporting document	Traditional O'odham Foods Information Project home.comcast.net/~atessandori	n.d.	web
51	Mansfield, Howard	Desert walk	Doubletake Magazine	n.d.	xerox
51	Norrell, Brenda	Nopalitos, green corn tamales and good health	Canku Ota www.turtletrack.org	2004	web
51	n.a.	Fat and happy? The desert's perfect food	Scientific American Frontiers www.pbs.org	n.d.	web
51	Zestaury, Jane	Food for thought: that old time nutrition	Sierra Club Magazine www.sierraclub.org	1996	web
51	Mabrey, Vicki	Why is America so fat?	CBS News 60 Minutes www.cbsnews.com	2004	web
51	n.a.	Fighting diabetes: American Indians visit campus, tailor program to tribal needs	record.wustl.edu	1998	web
51	Arrillaga, Pauline	Tohono O'odham: tribe returns to traditional gardening as way to get by, and to fight diabetes	Seattle Times	1999	xerox
51	Denogean, Anne	O'odham get diabetes sermon	Tucson Citizen www.tucsoncitizen.com	2004	web
51	n.a.	Desert foods: a medical breakthrough	www.dolfzine.com	n.d	web
51	Reader, Tristan	Reviving native foods, health, and culture: the Tohono O'odham community food system	Oxfam America	2004	web
51	n.a.	Tribe looks to traditional foods to combat diabetes crisis	Kellogg Foundation Newsletter www.wkkfweb.org	2004	web
51	Sierra, Cristian	Room to grow: O'odham organization plants the seedsd to cure diabetes...	Tucson Weekly www.tucsonweekly.com	2002	web
51	Norrell, Brenda	Indigenous in Sonora without medicine or doctors	www.americaspolicy.org	1998	web
51	n.a.	How experts know that lifestyle changes can help control Type 2 diabetes: lessons learned from the Pima Indians	www.glucerna-precision.com	2003	web
51	May, Alison	Primary care: notes from the Rez	Harvard Medical School Web Weekly webweekly.hms.harvard.edu	2004	web
51	Blackmer, Hugh	PubMed Search: Papago/O'odham	http://home.wlu.edu/~blackmerh/oodham/oodhampubmed.html	2004	web
52	Murray, Laura	San Xavier's house in order	Indians At Work	1936	xerox
52	Haas, Theodore H	Indian uprising -- new style	The Survey	1949	xerox
53	n.a	Kitt Peak National Observatory: Tohono O'odham	www.noao.edu	n.d.	web
53	n.a	Kitt Peak National Observatory: history	www.noao.edu	n.d.	web
54	Joaquin, Joe	Cultural significance and the land in Pima County	fax	n.d.	xerox
54	Macdougal, D.T.	Across Papagueria	Bulletin of the American Geographical Society of New York	1908	xerox
55	Wright, Harold Bell	Run lightly (Muh-leen sowah-kahm)	Long ago told: legends of the Papago Indians	1929	xerox
56	Lumholtz, Carl	New trails in Mexico: an account of one year's exploration in north-western Sonora and south-western Arizona	chapters 2-8	1912	xerox
57	Densmore, Frances	Papago music	Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin	1929	xerox
57	n.a.	dance and women's games	Indians At Work	1936	xerox
58	Dobyns, Henry	A Papago victory in 1854	Kiva	1957	xerox
59	Kelly, William H	The Papago Indians of Arizona: a population and economic study	BIA	1963	xerox
59	Curtis, Edward S	The Papago	The North American Indian vol 2 digital.library.northwestern.edu	n.d.	web
59	Fontana, Bernard	History of the Papago	Southwest	1983	xerox
59	Fontana, Bernard	Report before the Indian Claims Commission		n.d.	xerox
59	Tatum(?), William	The Papago Indian Reservation and the Papago People	BIA	1975	xerox
59	zitzmann, Tara Rose	Papago	www.mnsu.edu	n.d.	web
59	Juan, Vivian	Tohono O'odham	Native America in the Twentieth Century	1994	xerox
59	Castetter, Edward F and Ruth Underhill	The ethnobiology of the Papago Indians	UNM Bulletin	1935	xerox
59	Gaillard, D.D.	The Papago of Arizona and Sonora	AA	1894	jstor
59	n.a.	The O'odham today	Dry Spell www.heard.org	n.d.	web
59	n.a	Rain in the Southwest	www.heard.org (in Google cache)	n.d.	web
59	n.a.	The flag of the Tohono O'odham nation	users.aol.com/donh523	n.d.	web
60	Blaine, Peter	Papagos and Politics	Arizona Historical Society	1981	xerox
60	Blaine, Peter	Pete Blane goes to Washington	Journal of Arizona History	1980	xerox
60	Wilson, Ida N.	Papago has leadership	Indians at Work	1939	xerox
60	Holst, John H.	the organization of the Papagos	Indians at Work	1937	xerox
60	Scully, Michael	Our most important Indian chief	Empire	1952	xerox
60	Stocker, Joseph	Tom Segundo, Chief of the Papagos	Arizona Highways	1951	xerox
60	n.a.	Papago Indian leaderhere -- will learn law to aid tribe	Hyde Park Herald	1953	xerox
61	US Census	Profile of general demographic characteristics 2000: Tohono O'odham Reservation and Off-Reservation Trust land	Census 2000	2000	xerox
61	hackenberg, Robert A. and C. Roderick Wilson	Reluctant emigrants: the role of migration in Papago Indian adaptation	Human Organization	1972	xerox
61	Jones, Delmos	A description of settlement pattern and population movement on the Papago Reservation	Kiva	1962	xerox
61	Nichols, Judy	Native Americans' income increasing	Arizona Republic www.azentral.com	2005	web
62	Duarte, Carmen	O'odham plan to hit airwaves on new station	Canku Ota www.turtletrack.org	2001	web
63	n.a.	Sacred houses and shrines	The Tohono O'odham People http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/images/eng102/toodham/main_page.html	2000	web
63	Cooter, Robert D. and Robert K. Thomas	The people and the strangers: narratives and a theory of American Indian life	Collected Works of Robert Cooter	1991	xerox
64	Haefer, J. Richard	O'odham Celkona: the Papago skipping dance	Southwestern Indian Ritual Drama	1980	xerox
65	O'Connor, Mary I.	The pilgrimage to Magdalena	Anthropology of Religion: a handbook	n.d.	leyburn
66	Densmore, Frances	Papago Music	Bull of American Ethnology 90	1929	xerox
66	Underhill, Ruth	The rainmaking ceremony	Papago Indian Religion chapter 3	1946	xerox
66	Underhill, Ruth	Papago rain festival	Quarterly of the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs	1966	xerox
66	Joseph, Alice, Rosamond Spicer and Jane Chesky	Diverse creeds	The Desert People: chapter 6	n.d.	xerox
66	Bruder, J. Simon	Changing patterns in Papago subsistence strategies: archaeology and ethnohistory compared	Kiva	1977	xerox
66	Bowen, Ruth	Saguaro harvest in Papagoland	Desert Magazine	1939	xerox
66	Gunst, Marie Louise	Go-him-mo-li or rain ceremony	Ceremonials of the Papago and Pima Indians	1930	xerox
66	Wright, Harold Bell	The giant cactus (Hah-shahn)	Long Ago Told	1929	xerox
66	Dahl, Kevin	Desert harvest	Tucson Weekly www.tucsonweekly.com/1995		web
66	Fisher, Karen	Papago harvest	Arizona Highways	1977	xerox
66	n.a.	Rain in life	Dry Spell	n.d.	web
66	Kelly, William H.	Average annual precipitation (map)	The Papago Indians of Arizona: a population and economic study	1963	xerox
66	Nabhan, Gary Paul	Throwing up the clouds: cactus wine, vomit, and rain	The Desert Smells Like Rain, chapter2	n.d.	xerox
66	chiago, Mike	Rain house and saguaro wine festival: painting	www.hanksville.org	1993	web
66	Weil, Andrew	Throwing up in Mexico	The Marriage of the Sun and Moon: a quest for unity in consciousness, chapter 2	n.d.	xerox
67	Joaquin, Joe	interview: salt pilgrimage to Gulf coat outlawed	Our peoples: Tohono O'odham tribal history	2000	xerox
67	Densmore, Frances	Songs connected with expeditions to obtain salt	Papago Music Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin 90	1929	xerox
67	Underhill, Ruth	The salt pilgrimage	Papago Indian Religion, chapter 9	1946	xerox
67	Stewart, Kenneth M.	Southern Papago salt pilgrimages	The Masterkey	1965	xerox
68	Galiner, Jacques	From Montezuma to San Francisco: the Wi:gita ritual in Papago religion	Journal of the Southwest	1991	xerox
68	Hayden, Julian	The vikita ceremony of the Papago, 1936-1945	Journal of the Southwest	1987	xerox
68	Mason, J. Alden	The Papago harvest festival	AA	1920	jstor
68	Bahr, Donald M.	Papago ocean songs and the Wi:gita	Journal of the Southwest	n.d.	xerox
69	Wright, Harold Bell	The contest (Uh-chee-choo-ve)	Long Ago Told	1929	xerox
69	Underhill, Ruth	The shrine of living children	?	n.d.	xerox
69	Childs, Craig	The sacrifice of children	The Secret Knowledge of Water, chapter 6	n.d.	xerox
70	Ives, Ronald L.	Geologic verification of a Papago legend	The Masterkey	1935	xerox
70	Lebec, Ralph	Profile of a mountain (Baboquivari)	Desert	1965	xerox
70	Douglas, William O.	Baboquivari	?	n.d.	xerox
71	Kozak, David and Camillus Lopez	The Tohono O'odham shrine complex: memorializing the locations of violent death	New York Folklore	1991	xerox
72	Kelly, William H.	Reservation districts (map)	The Papago Indians of Arizona	1963	xerox
72	Hoover, J. W.	Generic descent of the Papago villages	AA	1935	jstor
72	Cooter, Robert D. and Robert K. Thomas	The people and the strangers: narratives and a theory of American Indian life	Collected Works of Robert Cooter	1991	xerox
73	Kelly, William H.	Location and size of cultivated fields, 1914 (map)	The Papago Indians of Arizona	1963	xerox
73	Kelly, William H.	Distribution of livestock on main Reservation 1914 & 1962 (map)	The Papago Indians of Arizona	1963	xerox
73	Meeks, Eric V.	The Tohono O'odham, wage labor, and resistant adaptation, 1900-1930	Western Historical Quarterly www.historycooperative.org	n.d.	web
73	Lewis, David Rich	Tohono O'odham, the desert people	Neither Wolf nor Dog: American Indians, environment, and agrarian change	n.d	xerox
73	Waddell, Jack O.	Papago Indians at work	Work in Non-Mrket and Transitional Societies	1984	xerox
73	n.a.	Diversity key word for Tohono O'odham	Arizona Land and People cals.arizona.edu	n.d.	web
73	Erickson, Winston P.	Workin' on the railroad and elsewhere	Sharing the Desert: the Tohono O'odham in history	1994	leyburn
73	Allen, Paul L.	Tohono O'odham farming: modernizing a tradition	Tucson Citizen www.tucsoncitizen.com	2003	web
73	Wagoner, J.J.	History of the cattle industry in southern Arizona, 1540-1940	U Arizona Bulletin	1952	xerox
74	n.a.	Tohono O'odham Community Association	www.tocaonline.org	2003	web
75	n.a.	Tohono O'odham Community College	www.tocc.cc.az.us	2004	web
76	many	border issues	news reports		web and xerox
77	Kelly, William H.	Location of ground water (map)	The Papago Indians of Arizona	1963	xerox
77	Pisani, Donald J.	Uneasy allies: the Reclamation Service and the BIA	Water and American Government: the Reclamation Bureau, national water policy, and the West, 1902-1935, chapter 6	n.d.	xerox
77	n.a.	Tohono O'odham Nation, Sil Nakya communit wastewater facility, Arizona	Clean Water Act Indian Set-Aside Grant Program	n.d.	xerox
78	Brown, F. Lee and Helen M. Ingram	Water and Poverty in the Southwest		n.d.	xerox