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1. Index
2. Foreword to the 2005 Electronic Version
   Francis P. McManamon
3. I. Hewett's Role
   1. figure a
4. II. The Beginnings of Pajarito Park
   2. figure b
5. III. Hewett and Pajarito Park
   3. figure c
6. IV. The Antiquities Bill Alliance
   4. figure d
   5. figure e
7. V. Hewett and the General Land Office
   6. figure f
   7. figure g
8. VI. Hewett and the Bureau of American Ethnology
   8. figure h
9. VII. Hewitt and the Committees
   9. figure i
10. VIII. The Influence of Lacey
    10. figure j
11. IX. Land Management Problems
12. X. The Ithaca Meeting
    11. figure k
    12. figure l
13. XI. Hewett and Mesa Verde National Park
14. XII. An Act for the Preservation of American Antiquities
15. XIII. The Policy Implications
16. References
17. Figures