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A touch of winter in Monument Valley, Arizona. The colorful Navajo Indian on his shaggy pony is part of the spectacular desertscape that erupts in great red rock formations, his tribal home for hundreds of years. (photographer's caption)
Automobile on the Transcontinental Highway, near Mitten Buttes
Cloud Effects in Monument Valley. Clouds play tag among the sandstone figures which rise as skyline decorations along the Arizona-Utah border in a lovely late summer scene. (photographer's caption)
Desert Figures in Monument Valley, Arizona. The slender Totem Pole is 1006 ft. tall and together with other sandstone formations makes up the Yebechai Group, known in Navajo legend and revered by these Indians on whose desert reservation they stand. (Phot
Dome Shaped Mountain
El Capitan
El Capitan (also called Agathla Peak) Monument Valley, Arizona. A striking volcanic plug, rising 1500 feet above its mesa domain and was intruded into rock layers which have since been eroded away.
Farmlands at the bottom of Monument Valley, in Navajo County
Flashflood, Monument Valley, Arizona. A cloudburst, perhaps miles away, sends a brown flood of water through the sandy desert floor for its brief but vigorous life. (Photographer's caption)
Happy Cly grinding corn. At a summer shelter in Monument Valley on the Navajo Indian Reservation, an Indian woman shows how corn from her own little patch is still ground on the age-old metate. Arizona. (Photographer's caption)
Hidden Bridge in Monument Valley, Arizona. The beautifully symmetrical form of this sandstone arch and its position in a cliff wall hide it until the surprised visitor comes full upon it. (Photographer's caption)
In Monument Valley on the Navajo Indian Reservation, Arizona. Huge formations of red sandstone stand out against the clear sky with the Mitten Butte close by. Desert growth of yuccas & sagebrush cover the sand. (Photographer's caption)
In the Trading Post in Monument Valley, Arizona and Utah. Harry Goulding, the trader takes a handmade Indian belt in pawn for groceries from a Navajo woman. She will redeem it at the next wool season. (Photographer's caption)
Into Monument Valley
John and Ben Wetherill at Monument Valley
Loom in the Desert. With mighty rock formations in Monument Valley, Arizona as a background, three Navajo Indian women stand near their loom. They are famous for their rugs, a native craft which still persists as a means of life on their Reservation. (Pho
Map making team doing survey work
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Mexican Hat
Mittens in Monument Valley Sunset Point 10-20-47.
Moccasin Arch in Monument Valley, Arizona. As colorful as the red sandstone, a Navajo Indian sits astride his pony in the desert lands of his tribe where erosion has shaped the rock into this striking window. (Photographer's caption)
1935 Report of Field Work in Ornithology
1937 Itinerary, Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition, Eastern Group
American Exploration Society Incorporation Announcement
Application to Membership Rainbow Bridge- Monument Valley Expedition
Bond to Garner, May 24, 1937
Environmental Assessment of Ground Water Compliance at the Monument Valley, Arizona, Uranium Mill Tailings Site: Final
Final Site Observational Work Plan for the UMTRA Project Site at Monument Valley, Arizona
Garner to Bond, May 12, 1937
Hall to Hanson, June 19, 1937
Hall to Hanson, June 5, 1937
Hanson to Hall, February 9, 1938
Hanson to Wheaton, February 9, 1938
Phytoremediation of the Nitrogen Contaminated Subpile Soil at the Former Uranium Mill Tailings Site in Monument Valley, Arizona: 2004 Status Report
Public Involvement Plan for the Environmental Assessment of Ground Water Compliance at the Monument Valley, Arizona, Uranium Mill Tailings Site
Qualifications of Men Accetable for Membership in the Rainbow Bridge - Monument Valley Expedition
Report on Field Work with the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition of 1934
Report on the Herpetology of the Navajo Country
Report on the Zoology of Navajo Mountain
Selections from A Summer Among the Navajos
Selections from Photo Album made for John Collier
Selections from Report on Archaeological Reconnsaissance in the Rainbow Plateau Area of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah
The Field Program of the Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition
Travel in Navajoland
Arizona Highways, 1967-03
Arizona Highways, 1976-12
Arizona Highways, 1999-07
Arizona Highways, 2001-06
Arizona Highways, 2008-09
North Window
Three Sisters
Totem Pole
The ONWARD Project and Outreach in the Southwest Video
The ONWARD Project- Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.
