Carling Malouf
Biographic Data
| ID | 110610 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carling Malouf |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carling |
| FAMILY NAME | Malouf |
| SIGNATURE | MALOUF C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Montana |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1940 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Conflict and Schism in Nez Perce Acculturation: A Study of Religion and Politics
Verne Dusenberry 1906-1966
The Ponca Tribe . James H. Howard
The Tipi Rings of the High Plains
Stone circles known as tipi rings are a common feature of the Northern and Northwestern Plains of western North America. There are several types of stone circles: (1) a single course of stone in a simple circle; (2) more complex circles with several courses of stones; (3) circular walls made of piled-up stones; (4) corrals or forts of horizontal logs and stones; (5) stone circles of unusual size or with lines of rocks inside the circle. Studies o…
A Reappraisal of the Fremont Culture: With A Summary of the Archaeology of the Northern Periphery . H. M. W ormington . Supplementary Reports by N orton H. N ickerson , E rik K. R eed , A lbert H. S c…
Observations on the participation of Arizona's racial and cultural groups in World War II
The Deep Creek Region, the Northwestern Frontier of the Pueblo Culture
The Deep Creek region is a pleasant Great Basin valley bordering the southwest edge of the Great Salt Lake Desert-that is, it is pleasant in contrast to the 10,000 square miles of stark desert which bound it on three sides. The Deep Creek Mountains, which attain an elevation of 12,101 feet, separate the valley from the desert proper. Two small streams, Fifteen-Mile Creek and Spring Creek, have their sources in these mountains and join at Ibapah, …
The Effects of Spanish Slavery on the Indians of the Intermountain West
Thoughts on Utah Archaeology
Utah is nearly bisected north-south by the Wasatch Mountains. Between Ogden and Nephi, Utah, these mountains have undergone extensive folding and faulting and reach a maximum height of 12,000 feet at Mt. Timpanogas. South of Nephi this range branches into three great fingers with narrow valleys between. Flanking the Wasatch, east of Salt Lake City, are the lofty Uintah Mountains. These, unlike other ranges in North America, have an east-west axis…
Gosiute Peyotism
Prehistoric Exchange in the Northern Periphery of the Southwest
In gathering data for this paper it was discovered that publications containing information on the subject have described inadequately specimens found, especially in regard to the materials of which they are composed and their sources. For example, in describing arrowheads made of obsidian the sizes and shapes have been dealt with at great length, but the writers have neglected to state the qualities of the obsidian itself, viz., whether it was m…
The Tipi Rings of the High Plains
Stone circles known as tipi rings are a common feature of the Northern and Northwestern Plains of western North America. There are several types of stone circles: (1) a single course of stone in a simple circle; (2) more complex circles with several courses of stones; (3) circular walls made of piled-up stones; (4) corrals or forts of horizontal logs and stones; (5) stone circles of unusual size or with lines of rocks inside the circle. Studies o…
Thoughts on Utah Archaeology
Utah is nearly bisected north-south by the Wasatch Mountains. Between Ogden and Nephi, Utah, these mountains have undergone extensive folding and faulting and reach a maximum height of 12,000 feet at Mt. Timpanogas. South of Nephi this range branches into three great fingers with narrow valleys between. Flanking the Wasatch, east of Salt Lake City, are the lofty Uintah Mountains. These, unlike other ranges in North America, have an east-west axis…
Gosiute Peyotism
Prehistoric Exchange in the Northern Periphery of the Southwest
In gathering data for this paper it was discovered that publications containing information on the subject have described inadequately specimens found, especially in regard to the materials of which they are composed and their sources. For example, in describing arrowheads made of obsidian the sizes and shapes have been dealt with at great length, but the writers have neglected to state the qualities of the obsidian itself, viz., whether it was m…
Verne Dusenberry 1906-1966
Observations on the participation of Arizona's racial and cultural groups in World War II
Prehistoric Exchange in the Northern Periphery of the Southwest
In gathering data for this paper it was discovered that publications containing information on the subject have described inadequately specimens found, especially in regard to the materials of which they are composed and their sources. For example, in describing arrowheads made of obsidian the sizes and shapes have been dealt with at great length, but the writers have neglected to state the qualities of the obsidian itself, viz., whether it was m…
Gosiute Peyotism
Thoughts on Utah Archaeology
Utah is nearly bisected north-south by the Wasatch Mountains. Between Ogden and Nephi, Utah, these mountains have undergone extensive folding and faulting and reach a maximum height of 12,000 feet at Mt. Timpanogas. South of Nephi this range branches into three great fingers with narrow valleys between. Flanking the Wasatch, east of Salt Lake City, are the lofty Uintah Mountains. These, unlike other ranges in North America, have an east-west axis…
The Effects of Spanish Slavery on the Indians of the Intermountain West
The Deep Creek Region, the Northwestern Frontier of the Pueblo Culture
The Deep Creek region is a pleasant Great Basin valley bordering the southwest edge of the Great Salt Lake Desert-that is, it is pleasant in contrast to the 10,000 square miles of stark desert which bound it on three sides. The Deep Creek Mountains, which attain an elevation of 12,101 feet, separate the valley from the desert proper. Two small streams, Fifteen-Mile Creek and Spring Creek, have their sources in these mountains and join at Ibapah, …
Observations on the participation of Arizona's racial and cultural groups in World War II
A Reappraisal of the Fremont Culture: With A Summary of the Archaeology of the Northern Periphery . H. M. W ormington . Supplementary Reports by N orton H. N ickerson , E rik K. R eed , A lbert H. S c…
The Tipi Rings of the High Plains
Stone circles known as tipi rings are a common feature of the Northern and Northwestern Plains of western North America. There are several types of stone circles: (1) a single course of stone in a simple circle; (2) more complex circles with several courses of stones; (3) circular walls made of piled-up stones; (4) corrals or forts of horizontal logs and stones; (5) stone circles of unusual size or with lines of rocks inside the circle. Studies o…
The Ponca Tribe . James H. Howard
Verne Dusenberry 1906-1966
Conflict and Schism in Nez Perce Acculturation: A Study of Religion and Politics
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