Dobyns papers, 1950-1993.

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Dobyns papers, 1950-1993.

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Reports, articles and other research by Dobyns chiefly concerning historical and anthropological topics in Sonora, Mexico and Arizona history. There are transcriptions of baptismal records for Tubac, Tucson, and Tumacacori in the 1840s. Manuscripts and reports are present entitled index to "Tubac through Four Centuries", "Prehistoric Indian Occupation Within the Eastern Area of the Yuman Complex", "The Middle Mountain People: The Kinship Structure and Territorial Range of the Hualapai Congery", and articles by Dobyns relating to the Cornell Peru Project, anthropology, and Sonora and Arizona history. Reproductions from the Huntingdon Library of maps, distance table, and a photograph of Cave Couts, used in "Hepah, California" edited by Dobyns, are present with a proof copy of the book.

1.25 linear ft. (3 boxes)

Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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Arizona Historical Society, Southern Arizona Division

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