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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Summary and Conclusion: Evidence of Early Man in North America
Thus we see that evidence has accumulated in recent years to make acceptable certain facts in connection with the problem […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Anthropological Discussion: Evidence of Early Man in North America
This brings us to a consideration of what the physical anthropologists have to say about the affinities of the early […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Migration Routes: Evidence of Early Man in North America
We have tried to assemble the latest interpretations of certain geological terms which are intimately connected with the problem of […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Folsom and Related Artifacts: Evidence of Early Man in North America
As is inevitably the case when a new name comes into use to describe some specialized object of human workmanship, […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Geological Estimates: Evidence of Early Man in North America
In any investigation such as we are attempting, the use of certain geological terms is unavoidable, and since there is […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Clovis: Evidence of Early Man in North America
Having given the principal facts in connection with the work accomplished at Burnet Cave, we shall now consider the second […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Burnet Cave: Evidence of Early Man in North America
In any systematic search for evidences of early man, dry caves probably offer the best opportunity of finding such remains. […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: Edgar B. Howard
Introduction: Evidence of Early Man in North America
Based on Geological and Archaeological Work in New Mexico
Abstract Two occurrences in New Mexico—one in a cave and one in old lake beds—establishing associations of extinct animals and […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 2-3
By: E. B. H.
Foreword: Evidence of Early Man in North America
Since 1929 most of the Spring and Summer months have been spent by the writer in field work, a large […]
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Vol. XXIV / No. 1
By: Charles Bache
The First Assyrian Level at Tell Billa
Plan of Stratum I-ASS It must be emphasized that this plan should be regarded only as a factual recording of […]
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