Donald J Lehmer
Biographic Data
| ID | 121472 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Donald J Lehmer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Donald J |
| FAMILY NAME | Lehmer |
| SIGNATURE | LEHMER D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Nebraska–Lincoln |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Structural Details of a Middle Missouri House
The long-rectangular house is one of the most distinctive traits of the Middle Missouri Tradition. Many of these structures have been excavated, but minimal data regarding details of the superstructure have been reported.While posthole placement and sizes indicated the nature of the primary framework, almost nothing was known aboutthe exterior covering.Charred superstructure remains were found in a long-rectangular house at the Bagnell site(320L …
Indian Life on the Upper Missouri
Minutes Business Meeting, Plains Anthropologist November 30, 1968
"Minutes Business Meeting, Plains Anthropologist November 30, 1968." Plains Anthropologist, 14(43), p. 73
By-Laws of Plains Anthropologist
Horizon and Tradition in the Northern Plains
Organization of the great mass of data accumulated during the salvage archaeology program in the Missouri River Basin poses a number of problems. One of the most fundamental is the choice of a satisfactory taxonomic system. The version of the Midwestern taxonomic system which has been used so far in the area has a number of shortcomings. In order to avoid some of them, data from the Missouri Valley in the Dakotas are organized here in terms of th…
The Plains Bison Hunt--Prehistoric and Historic
Nicholas Perrot, one of the giants of the fur trade, was active in the west for nearly three decades of the latter half of the 17th century. Amonghiswritings he has left a detailed description of the buffalo hunting techniques of the northern Prairie tribes. The individual elements of Perrot's description show a close trait for trait similarity with the hunting complex of the historic Omaha. Those similarities, plus certain elements of the Omaha …
The Thirteenth Plains Conference for Archeology -- 1955
Archeological Investigations in the Oahe Dam Area, South Dakota, 1950-51
Report of the Investigation of the Scalp Creek Site 39GR1 and the Ellis Creek Site 39GR2, Gregory County, South Dakota. Wesley R. HurtJr. South Dakota Archaeological Commission, Circular No. 4, Pierre…
Report of the Investigation of the Scalp Creek Site 39GR1 and the Ellis Creek Site 39GR2, Gregory County, South Dakota. Wesley R. HurtJr. South Dakota Archaeological Commission, Circular No. 4, Pierre, 1952. - Volume 19 Issue 4
The Sedentary Horizon of the Northern Plains
The Fort Pierre Branch, Central South Dakota
During the 1950 and 1951 seasons, field parties of the Missouri River Basin Survey carried on a series of excavations in the vicinity of the Oahe dam near Pierre, South Dakota. Most of the work was done at two earth lodge villages, the Dodd site (39ST30) and the Phillips Ranch site (39ST14). On the basis of the archaeological material from the Dodd and Phillips Ranch sites, and from a series of previously excavated sites located within a thirty-m…
The Turkey Bluff Focus of the Fulton Aspect
Despite the general lack of detailed reports on individual sites, the broad framework of the prehistory of eastern Oklahoma has been fairly well outlined in recent years. Orr (1946) presented a summary of the situation at the Spiro site. In the same year Krieger (1946) set up two aspects with a number of component foci which include the Spiro materials together with a majority of the other cultural manifestations in the area and in 1949 he amplif…
Robinson's Coefficient of Agreement—A Critique
Despite a firm conviction that statistical analyses have a definite place in archaeological interpretations, I want to register a protest against the Coefficient of Agreement proposed by W. S. Robinson ( American Antiquity , Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 293-301, 1951). Robinson's coefficient is offered as a measure of the degree of similarity between two collections of sherd material. It is arrived at by adding the differences between the percentages of e…
Excavations at Snaketown IV, Reviews and Conclusions
Caves of the Upper Gila and Eueco Areas in New Mexico and Texas. C. B. Cosgrove. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXIV, No. 2. Cambridge, 19…
Caves of the Upper Gila and Eueco Areas in New Mexico and Texas. C. B. Cosgrove. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXIV, No. 2. Cambridge, 1947. - Volume 14 Issue 3
Abstract of "Photography in Archaeology"
Tiwa
Horizon and Tradition in the Northern Plains
Organization of the great mass of data accumulated during the salvage archaeology program in the Missouri River Basin poses a number of problems. One of the most fundamental is the choice of a satisfactory taxonomic system. The version of the Midwestern taxonomic system which has been used so far in the area has a number of shortcomings. In order to avoid some of them, data from the Missouri Valley in the Dakotas are organized here in terms of th…
The Sedentary Horizon of the Northern Plains
Structural Details of a Middle Missouri House
The long-rectangular house is one of the most distinctive traits of the Middle Missouri Tradition. Many of these structures have been excavated, but minimal data regarding details of the superstructure have been reported.While posthole placement and sizes indicated the nature of the primary framework, almost nothing was known aboutthe exterior covering.Charred superstructure remains were found in a long-rectangular house at the Bagnell site(320L …
The Plains Bison Hunt--Prehistoric and Historic
Nicholas Perrot, one of the giants of the fur trade, was active in the west for nearly three decades of the latter half of the 17th century. Amonghiswritings he has left a detailed description of the buffalo hunting techniques of the northern Prairie tribes. The individual elements of Perrot's description show a close trait for trait similarity with the hunting complex of the historic Omaha. Those similarities, plus certain elements of the Omaha …
Archeological Investigations in the Oahe Dam Area, South Dakota, 1950-51
The Fort Pierre Branch, Central South Dakota
During the 1950 and 1951 seasons, field parties of the Missouri River Basin Survey carried on a series of excavations in the vicinity of the Oahe dam near Pierre, South Dakota. Most of the work was done at two earth lodge villages, the Dodd site (39ST30) and the Phillips Ranch site (39ST14). On the basis of the archaeological material from the Dodd and Phillips Ranch sites, and from a series of previously excavated sites located within a thirty-m…
Robinson's Coefficient of Agreement—A Critique
Despite a firm conviction that statistical analyses have a definite place in archaeological interpretations, I want to register a protest against the Coefficient of Agreement proposed by W. S. Robinson ( American Antiquity , Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 293-301, 1951). Robinson's coefficient is offered as a measure of the degree of similarity between two collections of sherd material. It is arrived at by adding the differences between the percentages of e…
The Turkey Bluff Focus of the Fulton Aspect
Despite the general lack of detailed reports on individual sites, the broad framework of the prehistory of eastern Oklahoma has been fairly well outlined in recent years. Orr (1946) presented a summary of the situation at the Spiro site. In the same year Krieger (1946) set up two aspects with a number of component foci which include the Spiro materials together with a majority of the other cultural manifestations in the area and in 1949 he amplif…
Excavations at Snaketown IV, Reviews and Conclusions
Indian Life on the Upper Missouri
Abstract of "Photography in Archaeology"
Tiwa
Caves of the Upper Gila and Eueco Areas in New Mexico and Texas. C. B. Cosgrove. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXIV, No. 2. Cambridge, 19…
Caves of the Upper Gila and Eueco Areas in New Mexico and Texas. C. B. Cosgrove. Papers of the Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University, Vol. XXIV, No. 2. Cambridge, 1947. - Volume 14 Issue 3
Excavations at Snaketown IV, Reviews and Conclusions
Robinson's Coefficient of Agreement—A Critique
Despite a firm conviction that statistical analyses have a definite place in archaeological interpretations, I want to register a protest against the Coefficient of Agreement proposed by W. S. Robinson ( American Antiquity , Vol. 16, No. 4, pp. 293-301, 1951). Robinson's coefficient is offered as a measure of the degree of similarity between two collections of sherd material. It is arrived at by adding the differences between the percentages of e…
The Fort Pierre Branch, Central South Dakota
During the 1950 and 1951 seasons, field parties of the Missouri River Basin Survey carried on a series of excavations in the vicinity of the Oahe dam near Pierre, South Dakota. Most of the work was done at two earth lodge villages, the Dodd site (39ST30) and the Phillips Ranch site (39ST14). On the basis of the archaeological material from the Dodd and Phillips Ranch sites, and from a series of previously excavated sites located within a thirty-m…
The Turkey Bluff Focus of the Fulton Aspect
Despite the general lack of detailed reports on individual sites, the broad framework of the prehistory of eastern Oklahoma has been fairly well outlined in recent years. Orr (1946) presented a summary of the situation at the Spiro site. In the same year Krieger (1946) set up two aspects with a number of component foci which include the Spiro materials together with a majority of the other cultural manifestations in the area and in 1949 he amplif…
Report of the Investigation of the Scalp Creek Site 39GR1 and the Ellis Creek Site 39GR2, Gregory County, South Dakota. Wesley R. HurtJr. South Dakota Archaeological Commission, Circular No. 4, Pierre…
Report of the Investigation of the Scalp Creek Site 39GR1 and the Ellis Creek Site 39GR2, Gregory County, South Dakota. Wesley R. HurtJr. South Dakota Archaeological Commission, Circular No. 4, Pierre, 1952. - Volume 19 Issue 4
The Sedentary Horizon of the Northern Plains
Archeological Investigations in the Oahe Dam Area, South Dakota, 1950-51
The Thirteenth Plains Conference for Archeology -- 1955
The Plains Bison Hunt--Prehistoric and Historic
Nicholas Perrot, one of the giants of the fur trade, was active in the west for nearly three decades of the latter half of the 17th century. Amonghiswritings he has left a detailed description of the buffalo hunting techniques of the northern Prairie tribes. The individual elements of Perrot's description show a close trait for trait similarity with the hunting complex of the historic Omaha. Those similarities, plus certain elements of the Omaha …
Horizon and Tradition in the Northern Plains
Organization of the great mass of data accumulated during the salvage archaeology program in the Missouri River Basin poses a number of problems. One of the most fundamental is the choice of a satisfactory taxonomic system. The version of the Midwestern taxonomic system which has been used so far in the area has a number of shortcomings. In order to avoid some of them, data from the Missouri Valley in the Dakotas are organized here in terms of th…
Minutes Business Meeting, Plains Anthropologist November 30, 1968
"Minutes Business Meeting, Plains Anthropologist November 30, 1968." Plains Anthropologist, 14(43), p. 73
By-Laws of Plains Anthropologist
Indian Life on the Upper Missouri
Structural Details of a Middle Missouri House
The long-rectangular house is one of the most distinctive traits of the Middle Missouri Tradition. Many of these structures have been excavated, but minimal data regarding details of the superstructure have been reported.While posthole placement and sizes indicated the nature of the primary framework, almost nothing was known aboutthe exterior covering.Charred superstructure remains were found in a long-rectangular house at the Bagnell site(320L …
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