Artifacts, shrines, and pueblosGordon Page, Meliha S. Duran, David T. Kirkpatrick · First published 1994Open the Tome
Why museums collectJohn Beardsley, Meliha S. Duran, David T. Kirkpatrick, Joe Ben Wheat · First published 1993Open the Tome
Archaeology, art and anthropologyRichard A. Bice, Meliha S. Duran, David T. Kirkpatrick · First published 1992Open the Tome
Puebloan past and presentMeliha S. Duran, Stuart J. Baldwin, David T. Kirkpatrick, Stewart Peckham, Archaeological Society of New Mexico · First published 1991Open the Tome
Clues to the pastLee A. Baker, Meliha S. Duran, David T. Kirkpatrick, William M. Sundt · First published 1990Open the Tome
From Chaco to ChacoMeliha S. Duran, David T. Kirkpatrick, Robert Hill Lister, Florence Cline Lister, Robert H. Lister, Florence C. Lister, E. Charles Adams · First published 1989Open the Tome
Coping with family violenceGerald T. Hotaling, David Finkelhor, John T. Kirkpatrick, Murray A. Straus · First published 1988Open the Tome
Family abuse and its consequencesGerald T. Hotaling, David Finkelhor, John T. Kirkpatrick, Murray A. Straus · First published 1988Open the Tome
Anasazi settlement patterns in the middle San Juan region, northwestern New MexicoDavid T. Kirkpatrick · First published 1986Open the Tome
Prehistory and history of the Ojo AmarilloDavid T. Kirkpatrick, New Mexico State University. Cultural Resources Management Division · First published 1980Open the Tome
Basketmaker food plants from the Cimarron district, northeastern New MexicoDavid T. Kirkpatrick · First published 1975Open the Tome
