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| Anthropology
and Archaeology
Quarterlies
55(2 & 3), 2010. Coiled Baskets from the Morongo Collection, by David D. Earle.
54(4), 2009. Something Resembling an Anthropologist: Papers in Memory of Paul H. Ezell. R. L. Kaldenberg, editor.
54(3), 2008. BORAX LAKE: collections at the San Bernardino County Museum, by A.C. Cannon, W.E. Hayden and A.B. Schroth, and A STUDY OF THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BORAX LAKE REGION by G. A. Smith.
53(3), 2007. Collections from China Lake, previously housed at the San Bernardino County Museum. A.B. Schroth and M.K. Kearney.
53(1), 2006. Pottery from the Pueblos. Adella Schroth with Jennifer Reynolds.
52(4), 2005. Rustler Rockshelter - The 1992 Excavations at Rustler Rockshelter (CA-SBR-288), Eastern Mojave Desert, California. Mark Q. Sutton.
50(1), 2003. Native American Traditions:
BASKETS FROM SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. Adella Schroth.
48(3), 2001. The Archaeological Survey Association
of Southern California's LAKE LE CONTE SURVEY.
48(1), 2001. ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
AT CA-SBR-7691, A MILLINGSTONE HORIZON SITE IN THE SUMMIT
VALLEY, SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, R.E. Parr, D.J.
Scott, and M.Q. Sutton.
46(4), 1999. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CALICO
EARLY MAN SITE LITHIC ASSEMBLAGE, The 35th Anniversary Edition,
Ruth D. Simpson, introduction by W. C. Schuiling.
45(3,4), 1998. THE LAKE MANIX LITHIC INDUSTRY,
Ruth D. Simpson, with THE LATE PLEISTOCENE BIOTA FROM LAKE
MANIX: PALEONTOLOGICAL AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS,
George. T. Jefferson.
43(4), 1996. ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
AT GUAPIABIT, CA-SBR-1913. M.Q. Sutton and J.S. Schneider.
42(2), 1995. SHORT PAPERS IN ANTHROPOLOGY
AND PALEONTOLOGY, includes P.V. Tobias, A New Paradigm
on the Peopling of the New World; A. Haenszel, Tale of a
Lost Giant; G. Wilkerson, R.E. Reynolds, D. Lawler, B. Hafus,
Fossil Resources Associated with Federal Lands in California,
and J. Reynolds, comp., Abstracts from Proceedings: The
1995 Desert Research Symposium.
41(3), 1994. CALICO, COYOTE BASIN &
LAKE HAVASU GIANTS. L.W. Patterson, N. Meek, A. Haenszel;
ABSTRACTS FROM PROCEEDINGS, 1994 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM,
J. Reynolds.
41(1,2), 1994. THE ROCK ART OF BLACK CANYON,
W.G. Turner. $20 plus tax.
40(3), 1993. THE SIPHON SITE (CA-SBR-6580),
M.Q. Sutton, J.S. Schneider, R.M. Yohe III.
40(2), 1993. TECTONIC SYNTHESIS OF SAN GORGONIO
PASS & SAN TIMOTEO BADLANDS, D.M. Morton & J.C.
Matti; OPAL CLIFFS SITE G, A PETROGLYPH STUDY, W.G. Turner;
ABSTRACTS FROM PROCEEDINGS, 1993 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM,
J.Reynolds.
38(1) 1991. HALLORAN SPRING PETROGLYPHS
, W.G. Turner, and THE VAN DYKE PAPERS: HISTORIC
ROUTES IN THE MOJAVE DESERT, W.Chambers.
36(3) 1989. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CALICO
EARLY MAN SITE LITHIC ASSEMBLAGE, R.D. Simpson.
36(2) 1989. NELSON LAKE, SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: MUSEUM RECORDS AND COLLECTIONS FROM
IMPORTANT EARLY SITES, C. N. Warren & J.S. Schneider,
and ABSTRACTS OF PROCEEDINGSC1989 MOJAVE DESERT QUATERNARY
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds, compiler.
36(1) 1989. THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF AFTON CANYON,
J. Schneider.
35(1) 1988. COMMISSION TO THE MISSION INDIANS,
1891, L.E. Burgess.
34(1) 1987. EVERY DAY TRAILS OF THE MANIX
QUADRANGLE, E.H. James.
32(1,2) 1984. CUPLE PETROGLYPHS IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA, G.A. Smith & M. Lerch, and OPAL CLIFF
REPORT, W. Turner.
31(1,2) 1983. OVERLAND, CALIFORNIA TO MEXICO
POST-1783, F. J. Johnston, and PETROGLYPH FIELD WORK
COMPLETED and THE 1981-1982 REPORT ON THE BLACK CANYON PROJECT
OF THE MOJAVE DESERT, W.G. Turner.
30(4) 1983. PETROGLYPH STUDY DEVELOPING,
THE 1980 REPORT ON THE BLACK CANYON PROJECT OF THE MOJAVE
DESERT, W.G. Turner & B.S. Trupe.
29(1) 1981. PETROGLYPH STUDY EXPANDED: THE
1979 REPORT ON THE BLACK CANYON PROJECT OF THE MOJAVE DESERT,
W.G. Turner & B.S. Trupe.
28(3,4) 1981. THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF SELECTED
SPRINGS AND PLAYAS ON FORT IRWIN AND IN PORTIONS OF THE
AVAWATZ MOUNTAINS, R.L. Kaldenberg.
27(3) 1980. ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
AT ANTELOPE SCHOOL (LAn-720), AN HISTORIC SITE IN THE ANTELOPE
VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, M.Q. Sutton.
27(2) 1979. PETROGLYPHS, A FURTHER STUDY,
THE 1978 REPORT ON THE BLACK CANYON PROJECT OF THE MOJAVE
DESERT, W. G. Turner.
26(1) 1978. THE TOPOCK MAZE: COMMERCIAL
OR ABORIGINAL?, A. Haenszel.
19(2) 1971. THE JEFFERY'S STONES, W. Turner,
and HARPER DRY LAKE, A SURVEY AND SITE REPORT, L.
Hidy.
17(4): 1970. CAHUILLAS AND WHITE MEN OF
SAN CARLOS AND COYOTE CANYON, F. Thurman.
16(3) 1969. A VISIT TO BIG AND LITTLE PETROGLYPH
CANYONS, F.G. Bock, and SHADES OF THE PAST, J. Dean,
and PADRE AMABLE OF AGUA MANSA, H.A. Whelan.
Special Publications
ANCIENT IMAGES ON STONE, J.A. Van Tilberg (ed).
ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES AT ORO GRANDE, C.H.
Rector, J.D. Swenson, P.J. Wilke.
NEWBERRY CAVE, C.A. Davis & G.A. Smith.
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| Biological
Sciences
Quarterlies
54(1 & 2), 2007. Butterflies of the Sierra Nevada.Ray S. Vizgirdas.
50(2), 2003. USEFUL PLANTS OF THE SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS, Ray S. Vizgirdas.
42(4), 1995. BIRDWATCHING IN RIVERSIDE,
Cin-Ty Lee.
34(2) 1987. AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE
BIRDS OF SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY, H.M. Hill & E.A. Cardiff,
and QUARTERLY PUBLICATIONS OF THE SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY MUSEUM ASSOCIATION 1954-1987, A.M. Haenszel, compiler.
32(3,4) 1985. AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE
STATUS OF THE GAME AND FUR BEARING MAMMALS OF SAN BERNARDINO
VALLEY MOUNTAINS, H.M. Hill.
30(2,3) 1982. A VEGETATIVE GUIDE TO PERENNIAL
PLANTS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, F.C. Vasek.
17(2) 1969. FUN WITH BIRDS IN THE SAN BERNARDINO
VALLEY, J.C. Vaughn, B. Montgomery.
14(3,4) 1967. WASHINGTON MONUMENT RESURVEY
EXPEDITION, B. Laurie, includes: Botanical Observations,
D. Wilkins; Regional Study of Mount San Bernardino and Associated
Areas, B. Autler.
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| Geology
and Paleontology
Quarterlies
47(2), 2000. EMPTY BASINS, VANISHED
LAKES, a field guide to Afton, Baxter, Tecopa, Shoshone,
Pahrump and Kingston, R.E. and J. Reynolds, editors.
47(1), 2000. MINERALS FROM THE MOJAVE, R.
E. Reynolds, compiler and editor. Includes Yellow Pine Mining
District, Mammoth Mine, Desert View Mine, and Micromineral
Photography.
46(3), 1999. TRACKS ALONG THE MOJAVE, R.
E. Reynolds and Jennifer Reynolds, editors.
46(2), 1999. FOSSIL FOOTPRINTS, R. E. Reynolds,
editor, and ABSTRACTS FROM THE 1999 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM,
Jennifer Reynolds, compiler.
46(1), 1999. A WALK THROUGH BORATE, Rediscovering
a Borax Mining Town in the Calico Mountains, Robert E. Reynolds.
45(3,4), 1998. THE LAKE MANIX LITHIC INDUSTRY,
Ruth D. Simpson, with THE LATE PLEISTOCENE BIOTA FROM LAKE
MANIX: PALEONTOLOGICAL AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS,
George. T. Jefferson.
45(1,2), 1998. FINDING FAULTS IN THE MOJAVE,
J.P. Calzia and R.E. Reynolds, editors, and ABSTRACTS FROM
THE 1998 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, Jennifer Reynolds, compiler.
44(2), 1997. DEATH VALLEY: THE AMARGOSA
ROUTE, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, editors.
44(1), 1997. MEMORIES, MINERALS, FOSSILS
AND DUST, various authors, and ABSTRACTS FROM THE 1997 DESERT
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds, comp.
43(1,2), 1996. PUNCTUATED CHAOS IN THE NORTHEASTERN
MOJAVE DESERT, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, eds, and
Abstracts from the 1996 Desert Research Symposium, J. Reynolds,
comp.
42(3), 1995. ANCIENT SURFACES OF THE EAST
MOJAVE DESERT, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, eds.
42(2), 1995. SHORT PAPERS IN ANTHROPOLOGY
AND PALEONTOLOGY, includes P.V. Tobias, A New Paradigm
on the Peopling of the New World; A. Haenszel, Tale of a
Lost Giant; G. Wilkerson, R.E. Reynolds, D. Lawler, B. Hafus,
Fossil Resources Associated with Federal Lands in California,
and J. Reynolds, comp., Abstracts from Proceedings: The
1995 Desert Research Symposium.
40(2), 1993. TECTONIC SYNTHESIS OF SAN GORGONIO
PASS & SAN TIMOTEO BADLANDS, D.M. Morton & J.C.
Matti; OPAL CLIFFS SITE G, A PETROGLYPH STUDY, W.G. Turner;
ABSTRACTS FROM PROCEEDINGS, 1993 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM,
J.Reynolds.
40(1), 1993. LANDERS: EARTHQUAKES &
AFTERSHOCKS, R.E. Reynolds.
39(2), 1992. THE CONFIDENCE HILLS, SOUTHERN
DEATH VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, 3 papers on Depositional Environments
(Gomez et al.), Magnetostratigraphy (Pluhar et al.) &
Plio-Pleistocene Strata (Beratan and Murray), and
ABSTRACTS OF PROCEEDINGS, 6TH ANNUAL MOJAVE DESERT QUATERNARY
RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds, ed.
38(3,4) 1991. INLAND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
THE LAST 70 MILLION YEARS. M.O. Woodburne, R.E. Reynolds,
D.P. Whistler, eds.
38(2) 1991. THE MOJAVE RIVER FORMATION (STRATIGRAPHY
AND INTRA-BASIN CORRELATION OF) , CENTRAL MOJAVE DESERT,
CALIFORNIA, E.A. Nagy & B.C. Murray, and MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY
AND CLOCKWISE ROTATION OF HTE PLIO-PLEISTOCENE MOJAVE RIVER
FORMATION, CENTRAL MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA, C.J. Pluhar
and others, and ABSTRACTS OF PROCEEDINGS, 1991 MOJAVE
DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds, compiler.
37(3) 1990. THE VERDE LOCAL FAUNA: SMALL
VERTEBRATE FOSSILS FROM THE VERDE FORMATION, ARIZONA, N.J.
Czaplewski.
37(2) 1990. A LATE PLEISTOCENE (RANCHOLABREAN)
FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGE FROM THE NORTHWESTERN MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA,
D.P. Whistler, and ABSTRACTS OF PROCEEDINGSC1990
MOJAVE DESERT QUATERNARY RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds,
compiler.
37(1) 1990. THE MINERALOGY OF THE MOHAWK
MINE, SAN BERNARDINO CO., CALIFORNIA, W.S. Wise.
35(3,4), 1988. QUATERNARY HISTORY OF THE
MANIX FAULT, LAKE MANIX BASIN, MOJAVE DESERT, CALIFORNIA,
S.F. McGill, B.C. Murray,et al., and ABSTRACTS OF PROCEEDINGS--1988
MOJAVE DESERT QUATERNARY RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY MUSEUM, J. Reynolds, compiler.
33 (Winter 1986). MIOCENE INVERTEBRATES
FROM THE CALICO MOUNTAINS, J. Jenkins.
29(2) 1982. SANTA ANA RIVER BASIN FLOOD
HAZARD, W.O. Ahlborn.
27(4) 1980. GEOMORPHOLOGY AND QUATERNARY
HISTORY OF THE SAND HILLS, SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY, CALIFORNIA,
A.O. Clark.
26(2,3) 1979. QUATERNARY EVOLUTION OF THE
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY, A.O. Clark.
Special Publications
DEFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH THE NEOGENE
EASTERN CALIFORNIA SHEAR ZONE, SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA AND
SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA, S.M. Richard, ed.
GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF AN ACTIVE MARGIN,
the 1994 GSA Cordilleran Section Guidebook & Volume,
S. McGill and T. Ross, eds., $20.00 plus tax.
1994. OFF LIMITS IN THE MOJAVE DESERT (Kramer,
Fort Irwin, Avawatz Mts). R.E. Reynolds, Roy Dokka.
1993. ASHES, FAULTS AND BASINS (Anza-Borrego,
southern San Andreas and San Jacinto fault zones), R.E.
Reynolds, ed.
1992. OLD ROUTES TO THE COLORADO, R.E. Reynolds,
compiler.
1991. CROSSING THE BORDERS: QUATERNARY STUDIES
IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA AND SOUTHWESTERN NEVADA, R.E. Reynolds,
ed.
1990. AT THE END OF THE MOJAVE: QUATERNARY
STUDIES IN THE EASTERN MOJAVE DESERT. R.E. Reynolds, S.G.Wells,
R.H. Brady III, J. Reynolds.
1989. THE WEST-CENTRAL MOJAVE DESERT: QUATERNARY
STUDIES BETWEEN KRAMER AND AFTON CANYON, R.E. Reynolds,
ed.
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History
Quarterlies
57(2), 2013. “Unlocking the Portals of History through the lock and key
collection of Scott J. Klemm” by S. J. Klemm.
57(1), 2012. “Mission School: A History” by Tom Atchley
56(3,4), 2012. “A History of Lumbering in the San Bernardino Mountains” by Donald Johanneck.
56(1,2), 2011. "Recollections." Includes "Bear Valley Trip, August 7—15, 1899” by John C. Perry; “Early Team and Wagon Trip through the San Bernardino Mountains” by Walter Zimmerman, and “My Recollections of East Highlands 1908—1920” by Alice Van Boven.
55(4), 2010. "You Don't Know What Lonesome Is." Includes "Afton station … who is
buried in the cemetery?" by John V. Richardson, Jr. and "Ya' better believe it:
an interview with Cowboy Frank Curtis" by Russell L. Kaldenberg.
55(1) 2009. Day Trip III: Mill Creek Canyon, by Michele Nielsen and Jennifer Reynolds.
52(3) 2005. Day Trip II: Historic Lugonia-Exploring North Redlands, by Michele Nielsen.
52(2) 2005. Crown on a Landscaped Hill: A History of the Yorba & Slaughter Adobe, by Anne Q. Stoll
52(1) 2005. Day Trip 1: Historic Redlands Neighborhoods in South Redlands, by Michele Nielsen
51(3) 2004. Native American Traditions: Hopi
Katsinas in the Museum Collections, Adella Schroth with
Jennifer Reynolds.
51(2) 2004. A BLAZE OF COLOR: MARY MEIGS
ATWATER AND THE GUATEMALAN TEXTILE TRADITIONS, by Ann Cordy
Deegan, Ph.D., 124 p.
51(1), 2004. MOMENTS IN TIME: 150 YEARS IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, Michele Nielsen
and Jennifer Reynolds, 196 p.
50(3,4), 2003. INDEX TO SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
MUSEUM ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS, compiled by Daniel F. McCarthy,
168 p.
49(2), 2002. WOMEN IN AGUA MANSA HISTORY
1838-1997, R. Bruce Harley.
49(1), 2002. LIGHTS, LANTERNS, AND LENSES:
Images from the Permanent Collections, 1830s to 1930s, Ann
Deegan and Michele Nielsen.
48(2), 2001. PIONEERS OF SAN BERNARDINO, 1851-1857, Nicholas Cataldo and Arda M.
Haenszel
(includes revised version of 39(3), "Mormons in San Bernardino.")
47(3,4), 2000. FROM NEW MEXICO TO CALIFORNIA:
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY'S FIRST SETTLERS AT AGUA MANSA, R.
Bruce Harley.
46(1), 1999. A WALK THROUGH BORATE, Rediscovering a Borax Mining Town in the
Calico Mountains, Robert E. Reynolds.
44(2), 1997. DEATH VALLEY: THE AMARGOSA ROUTE, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds,
editors.
44(1), 1997. MEMORIES, MINERALS, FOSSILS AND DUST, various authors, and ABSTRACTS
FROM THE 1997 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, J. Reynolds, comp.
43(3), 1996. THE AGUA MANSA HISTORY TRAIL,
featuring an historical tour of Agua Mansa, La Placita and
San Salvador Pioneer Sites, 1842-1893, R.B. Harley, comp.
42(1), 1995. JOANNE DEAN'S HISTORICAL SAN BERNARDINO COOKBOOK, ed. by R.J.
Barber.
41(4): 1994. ELIAS EVERITT & THE REDLANDS PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO 1897-1924, W.
Adams.
40(4), 1993. AGUA MANSA: SOME COMMUNITY LEADERS, R. Bruce Harley, compiler.
39(4), 1992. POSTAL HISTORY OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, L. Garrett.
39(3), 1992. MORMONS IN SAN BERNARDINO,
A. Haenszel (revised and reprinted
in 48(2), Pioneers of San Bernardino).
39(1), 1991. THE AGUA MANSA STORY. R. Bruce Harley (ed).
38(1) 1991. HALLORAN SPRING PETROGLYPHS
, W.G. Turner, and THE VAN DYKE PAPERS: HISTORIC
ROUTES IN THE MOJAVE DESERT, W.Chambers.
37(4) 1990. SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST:
A CENTURY OF FEDERAL STEWARDSHIP, J.W. Robinson & B.D.
Risher.
36(4) 1989. DID MISSION SAN GABRIEL HAVE
TWO ASISTENCIAS? THE CASE OF RANCHO SAN BERNARDINO, R.B.
Harley.
35(2) 1988. REV. JUAN CABALLERIA: HISTORIAN
OR STORY TELLER? RETHINKING THE 1810 DUMETZ EXPEDITION,
B. Harley.
35(1) 1988. COMMISSION TO THE MISSION INDIANS,
1891, L.E. Burgess.
31(1,2) 1983. OVERLAND, CALIFORNIA TO MEXICO
POST-1783, F. J. Johnston, and PETROGLYPH FIELD WORK
COMPLETED and THE 1981-1982 REPORT ON THE BLACK CANYON PROJECT
OF THE MOJAVE DESERT, W.G. Turner.
26(1) 1978. THE TOPOCK MAZE: COMMERCIAL
OR ABORIGINAL?, A. Haenszel.
25(4) 1978. THE SIX BEDFORD BROTHERS AND
THE FOUNDING OF UPLAND, B. B. Conley.
25(2) 1978. SAN GORGONIO MOUNTAIN: PRESERVING
A WILDERNESS, J.W. Robinson.
25(1) 1977. HERITAGE: A DESCENDANT'S RECONSIDERATION,
K. Lobo.
20(3,4) 1973. THE WHITEWATER STORY, V.M.
Stocker.
20(2) 1973. RECOLLECTIONS, includes "Bear Valley Trip, Aug 7-15, 1899", J.C. Perry;
"Early Team and Wagon Trip through the San Bernardino
Mountains", W. Zimmerman, "My Recollections of
East Highlands, 1908-1920", A. Van Boven.
18(4) 1971. OPENING THE MOJAVE RIVER TRAIL,
C.J. Walker.
18(2,3) 1970. WATCH DOGS OF SAN BERNARDINO
VALLEY, CHIEF JUAN ANTONIO AND LORENZO TRUJILLO, and
A BRIEF HISTORICAL SOJOURN IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY WITH
SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON EARLY EXPLORATION, TRAILS, COMMUNICATION
AND TRADE FOR MOJAVE, and LAWLESS PERIODS: SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY, 1850-1865, L.B. Waitman.
18(1) 1970. RAIDS AND RAIDERS OF SAN BERNARDINO
VALLEY, L.B. Waitman.
17(4): 1970. CAHUILLAS AND WHITE MEN OF
SAN CARLOS AND COYOTE CANYON, F. Thurman.
17(1) 1969. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY REGISTERED
STATE HISTORICAL LANDMARKS, G.A. Smith, L.B. Belden, & A.M. Haenszel.
16(4) 1969. THE MYTHICAL CONFEDERATE PLOT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P.H. Wang.
16(3) 1969. A VISIT TO BIG AND LITTLE PETROGLYPH
CANYONS, F.G. Bock, and SHADES OF THE PAST, J. Dean,
and PADRE AMABLE OF AGUA MANSA, H.A. Whelan.
14(3,4) 1967. WASHINGTON MONUMENT RESURVEY
EXPEDITION, B. Laurie, includes: Botanical Observations,
D. Wilkins; Regional Study of Mount San Bernardino and Associated
Areas, B. Autler.
14(2) 1966. FOUR CEMETERIES, SAN BERNARDINO
CALIFORNIA, L. Headley.
Special Publications
CATTLE BRANDS OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, G.A. Smith.
LUGO: A CHRONICAL OF EARLY CALIFORNIA, R.E. Whitehead.
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| The Museum
and Its Collections
Quarterlies
53(2), 2006. POINTS IN TIME: The San Bernardino County Museum. Jennifer Reynolds.
50(3&4), 2003. Index to San Bernardino
County Museum Association Publications, Daniel F. McCarthy
50(1), 2003. Native American Traditions:
BASKETS FROM SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. Adella Schroth. 19(4)
1972. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY MUSEUMS.
49(3,4), 2002. MEMORIES AND MUSINGS: 50
Years with the San Bernardino County Museum Association,
Walter C. Schuiling.
49(1), 2002. LIGHTS, LANTERNS, AND LENSES:
Images from the Permanent Collections, 1830s to 1930s, Ann
Deegan and Michele Nielsen.
48(4), 2002. The San Bernardino County Museum
Association COURT OF HONOR, Lois Headley.
34(2) 1987. AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE
BIRDS OF SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY, H.M. Hill & E.A. Cardiff,
and QUARTERLY PUBLICATIONS OF THE SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY MUSEUM ASSOCIATION 1954-1987, A.M. Haenszel, compiler.
30(1) 1982. TEACHERS HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
EDUCATION: A FASCINATING CHALLENGE, A. Quinn.
27(1) 1979. SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY MUSEUM
GUIDE, A. Quinn, $.75
24(3,4) 1977. GUIDE TO THE SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY MUSEUM, G.A. Smith & A. Quinn.
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Multidisciplinary
Studies
2000. EMPTY BASINS, VANISHED LAKES, a field
guide to Afton, Baxter, Tecopa, Shoshone, Pahrump and Kingston,
R.E. and J. Reynolds, editors.
1999. TRACKS ALONG THE MOJAVE, R. E. Reynolds
and Jennifer Reynolds, editors.
1998. FINDING FAULTS IN THE MOJAVE, J.P.
Calzia and R.E. Reynolds, editors, and ABSTRACTS FROM THE
1998 DESERT RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM, Jennifer Reynolds, compiler.
1997. DEATH VALLEY: THE AMARGOSA ROUTE,
R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, editors.
1996. PUNCTUATED CHAOS IN THE NORTHEASTERN
MOJAVE DESERT, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, eds, and
Abstracts from the 1996 Desert Research Symposium, J. Reynolds,
comp.
1995. ANCIENT SURFACES OF THE EAST MOJAVE
DESERT, R.E. Reynolds and J. Reynolds, eds.
1994. OFF LIMITS IN THE MOJAVE DESERT (Kramer,
Fort Irwin, Avawatz Mts). R.E. Reynolds, Roy Dokka.
1993. ASHES, FAULTS AND BASINS (Anza-Borrego,
southern San Andreas and San Jacinto fault zones), R.E.
Reynolds, ed.
1992. OLD ROUTES TO THE COLORADO, R.E. Reynolds,
compiler.
1991. CROSSING THE BORDERS: QUATERNARY STUDIES
IN EASTERN CALIFORNIA AND SOUTHWESTERN NEVADA, R.E. Reynolds,
ed.
1990. AT THE END OF THE MOJAVE: QUATERNARY
STUDIES IN THE EASTERN MOJAVE DESERT. R.E. Reynolds, S.G.Wells,
R.H. Brady III, J. Reynolds.
1989. THE WEST-CENTRAL MOJAVE DESERT: QUATERNARY
STUDIES BETWEEN KRAMER AND AFTON CANYON, R.E. Reynolds,
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