Frank H H Roberts
Biographic Data
| ID | 122314 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank H H Roberts |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank H H |
| FAMILY NAME | Roberts |
| SIGNATURE | ROBERTS F H H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Smithsonian Institution |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
River Basin Survey Papers, Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program, Numbers 33-38
Archeology: Klamath Prehistory: The Prehistory of the Culture of the Klamath Lake Area, Oregon. L. S. Cressman
Archeology: The Midland Discovery: A Report on the Pleistocene Human Remains from Midland, Texas. F red W endorf , et al
Archeology: Caves of the Reserve Area . P aul S. M artin , J ohn B. R inaldo and E laine B luhm
General and Theoretical: For the Dean: Essays in Anthropology in Honor of Byron Cummings on His Eighty‐Ninth Birthday, September 20, 1950. Erik K. Reed and Dale S. King
Archeology: Early Man in the Eden Valley . John H. Moss in collaboration with Kirk Bryan, G. William Holmes, Linton Satterthwaite, Jr., Henry P. Hansen, C. Bertrand Schultz, W. D. Frankforter
Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program: Results of Research in Various River Basins of the United States
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Radiocarbon Dates and Early Man
The results of carbon 14 tests on materials falling within the early man category are in some respects as surprising as a few of those in other fields, but on the whole they are reasonably satisfactory. Because of the regional distribution of the samples and the number of people who sent them in, several nominally belonging in this group are discussed elsewhere. The latter include Gypsum cave, Leonard rockshelter, the early horizons in California…
Charles R. Scoggin, 1914-1944
Among the many student archaeologists serving in the armed forces of the United States, one of the first to make the supreme sacrifice was 1st Lieutenant Charles R. Scoggin. He was killed in action on Anzio beachhead, Italy, Feb. 2, 1944.Lieutenant Scoggin, son of Dr. W. J. and Essie (Cartwright) Scoggin, was born July 10, 1914, at Bridgeport, Nebraska. He received his preliminary schooling at Chula Vista, California, and in 1927 moved with his p…
Edgar Billings Howard
North America: Archaeological Studies in the La Plata District, Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico. E arl H. M orris
Chaco Canyon Masonry
definitions, it seems to me, are possibly more appropriate than the suggested alternates
Report on Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Rainbow Plateau Area of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah. Lyndon Lane Hargrave
New World Man
In the Summer of 1935, the finding of Folsom Man was heralded throughout the country by the daily press and several Sunday supplement articles on the subject appeared in various papers. The articles were based on a publication, New World Man, by J. D. Figgins, then director of the Colorado Museum of Natural History, now with the Bernheim Foundation, Louisville, Kentucky. The identification of the remains as those of Folsom Man seemingly was made …
Archaeology in the Southwest
Archaeological investigations in the Southwestern field proceed apace. New facts and fancies burst forth in such profusion that the trend of the studies is well-nigh obscured by the complexity of information emanating from the area. The specialists at times find it difficult to comprehend developments. Hence there is little wonder that students and laymen are prone to succumb to a sense of futility when they view the welter of material on the sub…
North and South America: Report on the Excavation of Jemez Cave, New Mexico. H Ubert G. A Lexander and P Aul R Eiter
North and South America: The Material Culture of Pueblo II in the San Francisco Mountains, Arizona. Katharine Bartlett
North and South America: A Prehistoric Rock Shelter in Val Verde County, Texas. J. E. P earce and A. T. J ackson
General: A Manual of Excavation in the Near East. Methods of Digging and Recording of the Tell en‐Nasbeh Expedition in Palestine. W illiam F rederic B adè
A Survey of Southwestern Archaeology1
A Survey of Southwestern Archaeology1
Archaeology in the Southwest
Archaeological investigations in the Southwestern field proceed apace. New facts and fancies burst forth in such profusion that the trend of the studies is well-nigh obscured by the complexity of information emanating from the area. The specialists at times find it difficult to comprehend developments. Hence there is little wonder that students and laymen are prone to succumb to a sense of futility when they view the welter of material on the sub…
Radiocarbon Dates and Early Man
The results of carbon 14 tests on materials falling within the early man category are in some respects as surprising as a few of those in other fields, but on the whole they are reasonably satisfactory. Because of the regional distribution of the samples and the number of people who sent them in, several nominally belonging in this group are discussed elsewhere. The latter include Gypsum cave, Leonard rockshelter, the early horizons in California…
Edgar Billings Howard
Chaco Canyon Masonry
definitions, it seems to me, are possibly more appropriate than the suggested alternates
Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program: Results of Research in Various River Basins of the United States
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Charles R. Scoggin, 1914-1944
Among the many student archaeologists serving in the armed forces of the United States, one of the first to make the supreme sacrifice was 1st Lieutenant Charles R. Scoggin. He was killed in action on Anzio beachhead, Italy, Feb. 2, 1944.Lieutenant Scoggin, son of Dr. W. J. and Essie (Cartwright) Scoggin, was born July 10, 1914, at Bridgeport, Nebraska. He received his preliminary schooling at Chula Vista, California, and in 1927 moved with his p…
New World Man
In the Summer of 1935, the finding of Folsom Man was heralded throughout the country by the daily press and several Sunday supplement articles on the subject appeared in various papers. The articles were based on a publication, New World Man, by J. D. Figgins, then director of the Colorado Museum of Natural History, now with the Bernheim Foundation, Louisville, Kentucky. The identification of the remains as those of Folsom Man seemingly was made …
North and South America: A Prehistoric Rock Shelter in Val Verde County, Texas. J. E. P earce and A. T. J ackson
General: A Manual of Excavation in the Near East. Methods of Digging and Recording of the Tell en‐Nasbeh Expedition in Palestine. W illiam F rederic B adè
A Survey of Southwestern Archaeology1
North and South America: Report on the Excavation of Jemez Cave, New Mexico. H Ubert G. A Lexander and P Aul R Eiter
North and South America: The Material Culture of Pueblo II in the San Francisco Mountains, Arizona. Katharine Bartlett
New World Man
In the Summer of 1935, the finding of Folsom Man was heralded throughout the country by the daily press and several Sunday supplement articles on the subject appeared in various papers. The articles were based on a publication, New World Man, by J. D. Figgins, then director of the Colorado Museum of Natural History, now with the Bernheim Foundation, Louisville, Kentucky. The identification of the remains as those of Folsom Man seemingly was made …
Archaeology in the Southwest
Archaeological investigations in the Southwestern field proceed apace. New facts and fancies burst forth in such profusion that the trend of the studies is well-nigh obscured by the complexity of information emanating from the area. The specialists at times find it difficult to comprehend developments. Hence there is little wonder that students and laymen are prone to succumb to a sense of futility when they view the welter of material on the sub…
Chaco Canyon Masonry
definitions, it seems to me, are possibly more appropriate than the suggested alternates
Report on Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Rainbow Plateau Area of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah. Lyndon Lane Hargrave
North America: Archaeological Studies in the La Plata District, Southwestern Colorado and Northwestern New Mexico. E arl H. M orris
Edgar Billings Howard
Charles R. Scoggin, 1914-1944
Among the many student archaeologists serving in the armed forces of the United States, one of the first to make the supreme sacrifice was 1st Lieutenant Charles R. Scoggin. He was killed in action on Anzio beachhead, Italy, Feb. 2, 1944.Lieutenant Scoggin, son of Dr. W. J. and Essie (Cartwright) Scoggin, was born July 10, 1914, at Bridgeport, Nebraska. He received his preliminary schooling at Chula Vista, California, and in 1927 moved with his p…
Radiocarbon Dates and Early Man
The results of carbon 14 tests on materials falling within the early man category are in some respects as surprising as a few of those in other fields, but on the whole they are reasonably satisfactory. Because of the regional distribution of the samples and the number of people who sent them in, several nominally belonging in this group are discussed elsewhere. The latter include Gypsum cave, Leonard rockshelter, the early horizons in California…
Archeology: Early Man in the Eden Valley . John H. Moss in collaboration with Kirk Bryan, G. William Holmes, Linton Satterthwaite, Jr., Henry P. Hansen, C. Bertrand Schultz, W. D. Frankforter
Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program: Results of Research in Various River Basins of the United States
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
General and Theoretical: For the Dean: Essays in Anthropology in Honor of Byron Cummings on His Eighty‐Ninth Birthday, September 20, 1950. Erik K. Reed and Dale S. King
Archeology: Caves of the Reserve Area . P aul S. M artin , J ohn B. R inaldo and E laine B luhm
Archeology: The Midland Discovery: A Report on the Pleistocene Human Remains from Midland, Texas. F red W endorf , et al
Archeology: Klamath Prehistory: The Prehistory of the Culture of the Klamath Lake Area, Oregon. L. S. Cressman
River Basin Survey Papers, Inter-Agency Archaeological Salvage Program, Numbers 33-38
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