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    • Arroyo

    • Arroyo

    • University of Arizona. Water Resources Research Center.

    • Water resources development--Arizona--Periodicals; Water resources development--Research--Arizona--Periodicals; Arid regions--Research--Arizona--Periodicals; Water-supply--Arizona--Periodicals;

    • This title contains one or more publications. Published cooperatively by: Division of Environmental Health of Arizona Dept. of Health Services, the Arizona Department of Water Resources, the Arizona State Land Dept., the Office of Arid Lands...
    • Arizona geology

    • Arizona geology

    • Arizona Geological Survey.

    • Arizona Geological Survey--Periodicals; Geology--Arizona--Periodicals; Mines and mineral resources--Arizona--Periodicals;

    • This title contains one or more publications. Published quarterly.
    • Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. annual report

    • Arizona Families F.I.R.S.T. annual report

    • Arizona. Dept. of Economic Security. Division of Children, Youth and Families.

    • Community-based family services--Arizona--Periodicals; Substance abuse--Arizona--Periodicals;

    • This title contains one or more publications.
    • Arizona Commission on the Arts report to the Governor

    • Arizona Commission on the Arts report to the Governor

    • Arizona Commission on the Arts

    • Performing arts--Arizona; Humanities--Arizona; Arts--Arizona; Arts and society--Arizona; Art appreciation; Public art--Arizona; Arts audiences--Arizona; Art and state--Arizona; Centers for the performing arts;

    • This title contains one or more publications.
    • Apache Water Jar

    • Apache Water Jar

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Apache; Apache baskets; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • The origin of this artifact is unknown. It was acquired by the Cochise College Library in the 1970's through a Title II grant. The jar is 38 cm high, 28 cm diameter and has a 18 cm lipped openning. The water jar is a basket made of sotol leaves and...
    • Casas Grande Polychrome Jar

    • Casas Grande Polychrome Jar

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities. Casas Grandes pottery

    • The origin of this artifact is unknown. The United States Border Patrol donated it to Cochise College after confiscating it at the U.S./Mexico border. The jar is 16 cm high with a 17 cm diameter and has an 11 cm lipped opening. It is made of light...
    • Gila Polychrome Bowl

    • Gila Polychrome Bowl

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • This artifact was found on the J. Cowan ranch located in Sulpher Spring Valley, Cochise County, Arizona. Excavated between 1968 and 1983 by Cochise College Archeology Department, created between 1200 and 1400 CE, the bowl is 18 cm high with a 76 cm...
    • Gila Polychrome Bowl

    • Gila Polychrome Bowl

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • Between the years 1968 and 1983 Cochise College archeology department excavated five sites in Southeastern Arizona. This artifact was found at the J. Cowan ranch in Sulpher Spring Valley, Cochise County, Arizona. Estimated creation between 1200 and...
    • Gila Polychrome Jar new

    • Gila Polychrome Jar new

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • This artifact was found on the Darnell ranch located on the eastern slopes of the Chiricahua Mountains in Cochise County, Arizona. Excavated between 1968 and 1983 by Cochise College Archeology Department, created between 1250 and 1400 CE, the jar...
    • Plainware Duck Pot new

    • Plainware Duck Pot new

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • This artifact was found at the J. Cowan ranch in Sulpher Spring Valley, Cochise County, Arizona. Excavated between 1968 and 1983 by Cochise College Archeology Department, created between 1200 and 1400 CE, the pot is 22cm high, 25cm long and has a...
    • Plainware Effigy Pot

    • Plainware Effigy Pot

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • This artifact was found at the J. Cowan ranch in Sulpher Spring Valley, Cochise County, Arizona. Excavated between 1968 and 1983 by Cochise College Archeology Department, created between 1200 and 1400 CE, this pot is 17 cm high, 16 cm long and has...
    • Tanto Polychrome Jar new

    • Tanto Polychrome Jar new

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities.

    • This artifact was found on the Darnell ranch located on the eastern slopes of the Chiricahua Mountains in Cochise County, Arizona. Excavated between 1968 and 1983 by Cochise College Archeology Department, created between 1250 and 1400 CE, the jar...
    • Selections from the Arizona Capitol Museum Art Collection, Second Floor Hallway

    • Selections from the Arizona Capitol Museum Art Collection, Second Floor Hallway

    • Unknown

    • Arizona State Capitol (Phoenix, Ariz.); Historical museums; Civic and government museums

    • The Arizona Capitol Museum exhibits art as well as political artifacts. Art is an important part of our collection. Whether large format oil on canvas paintings by early artists Lon Megargee (shown here) or David Swing, or a lithograph from modern...
    • The Wickenburg Stage

    • The Wickenburg Stage

    • unknown

    • Artifact

    • Originally built to service the California gold fields, this mud wagon ran between Eureka, California and Ehrenberg, Arizona, then on to Wickenburg, Arizona. It was acquired by the Flying E Dude Ranch in 1947 and used to carry guests from the...

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