American Section
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. XXIII / No. 2
By: Vincent M. Petrullo
Primitive Peoples of Matto Grosso: An Account of Archaeological and Ethnological Field Work at the Headwaters of Paraguay and Xingu Rivers in Matto Grosso, Brazil, During 1931
THIS account of my field work in Matto Grosso, Brazil, during 1931, is offered to those interested in primitive peoples […]
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