Publications Containing Biographical and Autobiographical Content on Stephen C. Jett*


Gade, Daniel W.

  • 2003-4.  Diffusion as a Theme in Cultural-Historical Geography. Pre-Columbiana: A Journal of Long-Distance Contacts 3(1–3):  19–39.  Abingdon, VA:  Early Sites Research Society.

Hyde, Philip (photographer), and Stephen C. Jett (writer)

  • 1967.  Navajo Wildlands:as long as the rivers shall run’, ed. Kenneth Brower.  Exhibit Format Series 14, ed. David R. Brower, 160 pp. + 19.5” x 35” map (includes 75 photographs plus selections from other authors).  San Francisco, CA:  Sierra Club.
  • 1969.  Navajo Wildlands: ‘as long as the rivers shall run’ [very slightly revised, soft-bound edition of 1967, without map].  New York: Sierra  Club-Ballantine Books.

Jett, Stephen C.

  • 1965.  Open Season on Arches.  Desert 28(5): 22–23. Palm Desert, CA:  Desert Magazine.
  • 1967a.  Obscure Arch in Navajoland.  Western Gateways 7(3): 28–29. Flagstaff, AZ:  K. C. Publications.
  • 1976.  Pleasures Afield on the Colorado Plateau.  Places 7(2): 8–10. Indiana, PA;  Donald J. Ballas.
  • 1994.  Documenting and Naming Jett Arch.  Span: The Newsletter of The Natural Arch and Bridge Society 6(1): 4–5. Ridgecrest, CA:  The Natural Arch and Bridge Society.
  • 2000.  Confessions of a Cultural Diffusionist.  Yearbook, Conference of Latin Americanist Geographers 26, pp. 171–78. Austin, TX:  University of Texas Press.
  • 2006a.  NABS at Big South Fork: A Journal. Span:  Newsletter of the Natural Arch and Bridge Society 18(1): 3–6, 13–15. Glade Park, CO:  The Natural Arch and Bridge Society.
  • 2006b.  Tadrart!  Span: Newsletter of the Natural Arch and Bridge Society 18(3): 1–14. Glade Park, CO:  The Natural Arch and Bridge Society. [condensed by David Brandt-Erichsen; includes 18 photographs by others; see 2006c]
  • 2006c.  Journal of 2006 NABS Journey to Algeria, 48 pp. [Tucson]:  In “The Natural Arches of Tassili National Park, Tassili N’Ajjer, Algeria,” Guilain Debossens, on The Natural Arch and Bridge Society [Website] http://www.naturalarches.org/tassili/journal.htm. [includes 59 photographs by others; 2006b is a condensed excerpt.]
  • 2011a.  NABS China Rally: World’s Longest Arch Confirmed.  Span: Newsletter of the Natural Arch and Bridge Society 23(1): 8–14. El Centro, CA:  The Natural Arch and Bridge Society. [See 2011b.]
  • 2011b.  China Diary: The October 2010 Natural Arch and Bridge Society Expedition in Search of the World’s Largest Natural Bridges and Arches, 83 pp., incl. 5-pp. Appendix 1 by Gunter Welz. The Natural Arch and Bridge Society; http://www.naturalarches.org/china/journal.html. [includes 73 photographs by others; 2011a is an excerpt.]
  • 2012.  Tadrart!  Span: Newsletter of the Natural Arch and Bridge Society 18(3): 1, 3–16. El Centro, CA:  The Natural Arch and Bridge Society. [includes 19 photographs by others; in-color reorganization, expansion, and reprinting of 2006.]
  • 2014.  Last Trip down the Escalante and Glen Canyon. In Ken Sleight’s Allies & Accomplices, ed. Greg Henning, Celia Alario, and Martha Ham, pp. 22–34. St. George, UT:  Martha Ham.
  • 2017.  Ancient Ocean Crossings: Reconsidering the Case for Contacts with the Pre-Columbian Americas. Tuscaloosa, AL:  The University of Alabama Press, xx +508. [see Preface]

Jones, Stan

  • 1998.  Searching for the “Maybe” Arch. In Stan Jones’ Ramblings by Boat and Boot in Lake Powell Country, pp. 222–25. Page, AZ:  Sun Country Publications.

MacIsaac, Tara

  • 2016.  Evidence Accumulates for Ancient Transoceanic Voyages, Says Geographer:  An Expert’s Journey across Controversial Gap in History of the New World. Epoch Times June 8.

Pearson, Byron E.

  • 2000.  “We Have Almost Forgotten How to Hope”:  The Hualapai, the Navajo, and the Fight for the Central Arizona Project, 1944–1968.  The Western Historical Quarterly 31(3): 297–316.
  • 2002.  Still the Wild River Runs: Congress, the Sierra Club, and the Fight to Save Grand Canyon. Tucson, AZ:  The University of Arizona Press.
  • 2019.  Saving Grand Canyon: Dams, Deals, and a Noble Myth. Reno, NV:  University of Nevada Press.

 

*Not including routine descriptions of fieldwork in Jett publications.