Indian and Spanish American Adjustments to Arid and Semiarid Environments: A Symposium Held During the Fortieth Annual Meeting of the Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, April 28, 1964, Lubb

Lubbock: Texas Technological College, 1964. Quarto; 89 pages: illustrations, maps; 23 cm. Very good(+); tight and clean within. Paperback.

Contents: Introduction / Clark S. Knowlton. Changing patterns of Pima Indian land use / Robert A. Hackenberg. Navajo land usage: a study in progressive diversification / David M. Brugge. Changes in land use among the Western Apaches / Hary T. Getty. Changes in land use among the Navajo Indians in Many Farms area of the Navajo reservation / Tom T. Sasaki. Changes in land tenure and usage among the Indians and Spanish Americans in northern New Mexico / Rev. J. Paul Stevens. The human dimensions in land use and displacement in northern New Mexico villages / Tomás C. Atencio. The bio-economic community: reflections on a development philosophy for a semiarid environment / Peter Van Dresser. Adaptations for successful living in the American semiarid and arid west / Carl F. Kraenzel. An architectural approach to an environment for peoples of the southwest / Gordan Ingraham.