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Patricia A. Gilman

9 works

1970–2025 across 9 dated works

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Walnut Canyon National Monument: an archeological overview1970
Changing architectural forms in the prehistoric Southwest: [microform]1985
Pinnacle Peak Village: an overview of the spring 1988 excavations1993
Wandering villagers: pit structures, mobility and agriculture in southeastern Arizona1997

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Mimbres Society2006
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Mimbres Life and Society The Mattocks Site of Southwestern New Mexico2017
With Steven A. LeBlanc
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New Perspectives on Mimbres Archaeology : Three Millennia of Human Occupation in the North American Southwest2018
With Barbara J. Roth
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Birds of the Sun Macaws and People in the U. S. Southwest and Mexican Northwest2022
With Christopher W. Schwartz, Stephen Plog
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Wandering villagers: pit structures, mobility and agriculture in southeastern Arizona1997
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Mimbres Far from the Heartland: Identity at the Powers Ranch Site of East-Central Arizona2025
With Mary E. Whisenhunt
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Walnut Canyon National Monument: an archeological overview1970
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Changing architectural forms in the prehistoric Southwest: [microform]1985
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Pinnacle Peak Village: an overview of the spring 1988 excavations1993
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