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Tusayan is a town
located in
Coconino County, Arizona,
United States. It was
incorporated in 2010. A
resort town near the
south entrance to
Grand Canyon...
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Tucson which incorporated in 1877 and the most
recent was the town of
Tusayan which incorporated in
March 2010. The
Arizona Constitution has,
since its...
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Tusayan Ruins (aka
Tusayan Pueblo) is an 800-year-old
Pueblo Indian site
located within Grand Canyon National Park, and is
considered by the National...
- sections: the
North Kaibab Ranger District (offices in Fredonia), the
Tusayan Ranger District (offices in the
Grand Canyon), and the
Williams Ranger...
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corresponding with
habitation on ****mings Mesa.
Pottery includes mostly Tusayan varieties, Black-on-white, Black-on-red, and Red Wear Polychromes. Hopi...
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Tusayan National Forest was
established by the U.S.
Forest Service in
Arizona on July 1, 1910 with 1,830,487
acres (7,407.72 km2) from part of Coconino...
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Sedona (mostly in
Yavapai County)
Williams Fredonia Tusayan Bellemont Bitter Springs Blue
Ridge Cameron Doney Park
Forest Lakes Fort...
- with our semi-cardinal points. Fewkes,
Jesse Walter (1897), "The
Group of
Tusayan Ceremonials Called Katcinas",
Annual Report of the
Bureau of Ethnology...
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Lookout Tree)
Tusayan Lookout Tree,
reference number 91001951, 35°58′16″N 112°8′11″W / 35.97111°N 112.13639°W / 35.97111; -112.13639 (
Tusayan Lookout Tree)...
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Drawings of
kachina dolls,
Plate 11 from an 1894
anthropology book
Dolls of the
Tusayan Indians by
Jesse Walter Fewkes....
