1937 THE KIVA Vol 3 No 3 Arizona State Museum Shell Work Prehistoric Southwest S
$ 16.05
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1937 THE KIVA Vol 3 No 3 Arizona State Museum Shell Work Prehistoric Southwest S. Add a scarce piece of Southwest archaeology publishing to your shelf. ✍️ Featured work: “Shell Work of the Prehistoric Southwest” (Paul Ezell). Original 1937 Arizona archaeology periodical. 🏛️ Publisher: Arizona Archaeological & Historical Society / Arizona State Museum. Add a scarce piece of Southwest archaeology publishing to your shelf. This vintage December 1937 issue of THE KIVA was published by the Arizona Archaeological & Historical Society / Arizona State Museum (Tucson) and includes Paul Ezell’s article “Shell Work of the Prehistoric Southwest.” Highlights: Original 1937 Arizona archaeology periodical Vol. 3, No. 3 (December 1937) Arizona State Museum / Tucson publication Includes historic illustrations/figures (see photos) Excellent for Southwestern U.S. archaeology, Native American studies, and museum history collections Item specifics (bullet point style with emojis) 📚 Type: Vintage archaeology journal / periodical issue 🗓️ Year: 1937 (December) 📌 Volume/Issue: Vol. 3, No. 3 🏛️ Publisher: Arizona Archaeological & Historical Society / Arizona State Museum 📍 Location: Tucson, Arizona, USA ✍️ Featured work: “Shell Work of the Prehistoric Southwest” (Paul Ezell) 🧾 Language: English 📄 Format: Paper journal/issue (stapled/pamphlet style) 🖼️ Illustrations: Yes (see interior photos) Condition Good vintage condition with age-toning; light wear/handling and minor spotting/staining visible (see photos). No major tears noted from what’s shown. Additional details Seller’s Note: Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. You will receive the exact item pictured. Packed securely for shipment. Keywords (for SEO) The Kiva journal, Arizona State Museum, Tucson Arizona, Arizona Archaeological Society, 1937 magazine, vintage archaeology journal, Southwest archaeology, prehistoric Southwest, shell work, Paul Ezell, historical periodical, museum publication, antiquarian ephemera, Native American studies, desert Southwest history
