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C. Appendix C

ADDENDA TO CHACO CANYON BIBLIOGRAPHY

Compiled by Clyde Kluckhohn

Anonymous—"Chetro Ketl, Chaco Canyon," pp. 49-50, El Palacio,
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Anonymous—"Chetro Ketl Still a Riddle: Great Chaco Canyon Site
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Anonymous—"Excavations at the Ruins of Chetro Ketl in Chaco
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Anonymous—"Explorations in Chaco Canyon in 1920," pp. 1-5, 12-13,
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Anonymous—"Slab House Builders in Chaco Canyon," pp. 462-464,
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Baldwin, Gordon C.: "Review of D. D. Brand, et al., Tseh So, a Small
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Bonin, G. Von: "Cranial Deformity in the Pueblo Area," pp. 720-721,
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Brand, Donald D.: "Hawley's Study of Chetro Ketl" (Review of F.
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Hawley, Florence M.: "The Family Tree of Chaco Canyon Masonry,"
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