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BLM Arizona manages some of Arizona's best-preserved prehistoric and historic sites, which span the human occupation in North America.  These include two mammoth kill sites, remnants of a Spanish military fort, and Indian dwellings more than 1,000 years old.  Also, more than 514,000 acres of Arizona public lands have been inventoried with 8,470 properties recorded.

Arizona Strip Field Office

• Overview
• Little Black Mountain Petroglyph Site
• Mt. Trumbull Schoolhouse
• Nampaweap Petroglyphs
• Dominguez-Escalante Expedition Site
• Mt. Trumbull Sawmill Site 
• Old Spanish National Historic Trail

Kingman Field Office

• Gold King Mansion

Lake Havasu Field Office

• Swansea Historic Site

Hassayampa Field Office

• Harquahala Peak Smithsonian Observatory

Safford Field Office

• Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness
• Dankworth Village
• Turkey Creek

Tucson Field Office

• Murray Springs Clovis Site
• Fairbank Historic Townsite
• Lehner Mammoth Kill Site
• Charleston & Millville Site
• Empire Ranch 
• Presidio Santa Cruz Terrenate

Yuma Field Office

• Blythe Intaglios
• Fisherman Intaglio 
• Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail 
• Sears Point