British Americaby John McGregor;Narrative of an Expedition through the Upper Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the Actual Source of This River, Embracing an Exploratory Trip through the St. Croix and Burntwood Rivers, in 1832by Henry R. SchoolcraftUniversity of Northern IowaUniversity of Northern Iowa1838DOI 10.2307/25104013
Southwestern Archaeologyby John C. McGregorReview by: Irving RouseThe Society for American Archaeology1966DOI 10.2307/2694471
Southwestern Archaeology.by John C. McGregorReview by: Jeremiah F. EpsteinDuke University Press1967DOI 10.2307/2511555
Southwestern Archaeologyby John C. McGregorReview by: Richard B. WoodburyAmerican Anthropological Association1966DOI 10.2307/670037
Southwestern Archaeology. John C. McGregorLange,, Charles H.University of Chicago Press1941DOI 10.1086/newmexianthr.5.4.4291252
Southwestern Archaeologyby John C. McGregorReview by: Charles H. Lange, Jr.The University of Chicago Press; University of Chicago Press (ISSN 0734-7030)1941DOI 10.2307/4291252
Southwestern Archaeology, Second Editionby John C. McGregorReview by: Robert H. ListerAmerican Journal of Archaeology1966DOI 10.2307/502177
ARCHEOLOGY: Southwestern Archaeology. John C. McGregorRichard B. WoodburyAmerican Anthropological Association1966DOI 10.1525/aa.1966.68.3.02a00470
The Cohonina Culture of Northwestern Arizonaby John C. McGregorReview by: Albert H. SchroederThe Society for American Archaeology1952DOI 10.2307/276257
The Cohonia Culture of Mount Floyd, Arizonaby John C. McGregorReview by: Bernard L. FontanaEthnohistory1968DOI 10.2307/480442
Educating to Achieve Healthy Open Source Ecosystems: Simone Da Silva Amorim John D. McgregorIvanilse Calderon Ribeiro