T T Paterson
Biographic Data
| ID | 272099 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T T Paterson |
| GIVEN NAMES | T T |
| FAMILY NAME | Paterson |
| SIGNATURE | PATERSON T T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 106 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Glasgow, Limited
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The Desperate People
Morale in War and Work
Morale in War and Work
Morale in War and Work
Physiographic Studies in North West Greenland
Mirror for Man
Journal Article Mirror for Man: the Relation of Anthropology to Modern Life Get access Mirror for Man: the Relation of Anthropology to Modern Life. By Clyde Kluckhohn. London, Harrap, 1950. 288 pp. Index. 8′ ′×512′ ′ . 12s. 6d. Paterson T. T. Paterson T. T. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 28, Issue 2, April 1952, Page 199, https://doi.org/10.2307/2604023 Published: 01 April 19…
Unofficial Strike
An Experiment in the Reduction of Accidents in a Colliery
An Anthropological Experiment in a British Colliery
The purpose of this paper is to compare the accident rates in units of different size within the National Coal Board (and their pre-nationalization counterparts), to show that there are broadly similar fluctuations throughout, to put forward an hypothesis as to the chief factor or factors determining these fluctuations and, finally, to describe an experiment based on this hypothesis and designed to decrease accidents
The Theory of the Social Threshold
The majority of accidents are the result of factors which, as yet, cannot be tested for. Therefore, for large scale accident reduction we must make not only tests for accident proneness, but examine the environment where proneness which cannot be tested for can express itself. A survey of American figures demonstrates that the sustaining of many accidents in one period is not certainly prognostic of a high accident rate for the same individuals i…
The Stone Age of Burma, by H. J. Movius, Jr., Trans. Am. Phil. Soc. N.S. Vol. XXXIII, pt. III. 1943. - Early Man and Pleistocene Stratigraphy in Southern and Eastern Asia, by H. J. Movius, Jr., Papers…
The Stone Age of Burma, byH. J. Movius, Jr., Trans. Am. Phil. Soc. N.S. Vol. XXXIII, pt. III. 1943. - Early Man and Pleistocene Stratigraphy in Southern and Eastern Asia, byH. J. Movius, Jr., Papers of the Peabody Museum, Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass, 1944. Vol. XIX, no. 3. - Volume 13
Studies in the Palaeolithic Succession in England, No. III
Palaeolithic artifacts were recorded from a terrace on the Great Ouse, near St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, in 1927, the chief source being a group of pits dug in what was formerly part of Paxton Park, on the left bank of the river in the parish of Little Paxton. Mr Tebbutt has since recovered many more artifacts from this site. Taken together, the material constitutes a working industry, which will be described in this paper. A twelve-foot section, …
Labrador and Its People
Core, Culture and Complex in the Old Stone Age
A Correspondence in Man a few years ago led to the expression of various attitudes towards the nomenclature of Lower Palaeolithic finds. It was agreed that cultural names should not be used to describe distinct techniques, but it was recognised that difficulties of terminology might arise, since techniques may indicate cultural similarities and therefore perhaps connections. When the time factor enters into the problem then other authorities diff…
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. II. The Upper Brecklandian Acheul (Elveden)
The excavations here under review were undertaken on behalf of the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. We have to express our deep gratitude to the Earl of Iveagh, on whose estate the brickyard lies, for his kind permission to excavate and his generosity in providing the whole time services of two workmen during the seven weeks of the excavations. Mr Dow, the Estate Manager, was always a source of help and his interest was c…
The Swanscombe Skull
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Studies on the Ice Age in India and Associated Human Cultures
The Ice Age and Man in India
The Lower Palaeolithic Industries near Warsash Hampshire
For many years past Mr Mogridge, of the Winchester Museum, has been indefatigable in collecting Lower Palaeolithic flint implements from a number of gravel pits lying between the villages of Warsash and Hook, in the district of the Lower Hamble river, Hampshire. From time to time he has brought up selected specimens to meetings of the Prehistoric Society in London, and exhibited them to members at the conclusion of the formal lectures. These Wars…
Anthropogeographical Studies in Greenland
Development of Esquimaux Culture in Greenland
An Expedition to North West Greenland and the Canadian Arctic in 1937
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. I
The discovery of a prolific palaeolithic site near Cambridge, led to an examination of its relationship to other sites in England, and it seemed that the time was approaching for a general survey of the palaeolithic succession in this country concerned with open stations of a period prior to that already dealt with by Dr Garrod and Dr Grahame Clark. To this end it is intended to devote a series of papers, to be published consecutively in this jou…
Studies on the Ice Age in India and Associated Human Cultures
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. I
The discovery of a prolific palaeolithic site near Cambridge, led to an examination of its relationship to other sites in England, and it seemed that the time was approaching for a general survey of the palaeolithic succession in this country concerned with open stations of a period prior to that already dealt with by Dr Garrod and Dr Grahame Clark. To this end it is intended to devote a series of papers, to be published consecutively in this jou…
Core, Culture and Complex in the Old Stone Age
A Correspondence in Man a few years ago led to the expression of various attitudes towards the nomenclature of Lower Palaeolithic finds. It was agreed that cultural names should not be used to describe distinct techniques, but it was recognised that difficulties of terminology might arise, since techniques may indicate cultural similarities and therefore perhaps connections. When the time factor enters into the problem then other authorities diff…
Studies in the Palaeolithic Succession in England, No. III
Palaeolithic artifacts were recorded from a terrace on the Great Ouse, near St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, in 1927, the chief source being a group of pits dug in what was formerly part of Paxton Park, on the left bank of the river in the parish of Little Paxton. Mr Tebbutt has since recovered many more artifacts from this site. Taken together, the material constitutes a working industry, which will be described in this paper. A twelve-foot section, …
Morale in War and Work
The Lower Palaeolithic Industries near Warsash Hampshire
For many years past Mr Mogridge, of the Winchester Museum, has been indefatigable in collecting Lower Palaeolithic flint implements from a number of gravel pits lying between the villages of Warsash and Hook, in the district of the Lower Hamble river, Hampshire. From time to time he has brought up selected specimens to meetings of the Prehistoric Society in London, and exhibited them to members at the conclusion of the formal lectures. These Wars…
Morale in War and Work
An Anthropological Experiment in a British Colliery
The purpose of this paper is to compare the accident rates in units of different size within the National Coal Board (and their pre-nationalization counterparts), to show that there are broadly similar fluctuations throughout, to put forward an hypothesis as to the chief factor or factors determining these fluctuations and, finally, to describe an experiment based on this hypothesis and designed to decrease accidents
The Theory of the Social Threshold
The majority of accidents are the result of factors which, as yet, cannot be tested for. Therefore, for large scale accident reduction we must make not only tests for accident proneness, but examine the environment where proneness which cannot be tested for can express itself. A survey of American figures demonstrates that the sustaining of many accidents in one period is not certainly prognostic of a high accident rate for the same individuals i…
The Swanscombe Skull
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
Anthropogeographical Studies in Greenland
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. I
The discovery of a prolific palaeolithic site near Cambridge, led to an examination of its relationship to other sites in England, and it seemed that the time was approaching for a general survey of the palaeolithic succession in this country concerned with open stations of a period prior to that already dealt with by Dr Garrod and Dr Grahame Clark. To this end it is intended to devote a series of papers, to be published consecutively in this jou…
An Expedition to North West Greenland and the Canadian Arctic in 1937
The Lower Palaeolithic Industries near Warsash Hampshire
For many years past Mr Mogridge, of the Winchester Museum, has been indefatigable in collecting Lower Palaeolithic flint implements from a number of gravel pits lying between the villages of Warsash and Hook, in the district of the Lower Hamble river, Hampshire. From time to time he has brought up selected specimens to meetings of the Prehistoric Society in London, and exhibited them to members at the conclusion of the formal lectures. These Wars…
Anthropogeographical Studies in Greenland
Development of Esquimaux Culture in Greenland
Studies on the Palaeolithic Succession in England No. II. The Upper Brecklandian Acheul (Elveden)
The excavations here under review were undertaken on behalf of the Cambridge University Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology. We have to express our deep gratitude to the Earl of Iveagh, on whose estate the brickyard lies, for his kind permission to excavate and his generosity in providing the whole time services of two workmen during the seven weeks of the excavations. Mr Dow, the Estate Manager, was always a source of help and his interest was c…
The Swanscombe Skull
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
Studies on the Ice Age in India and Associated Human Cultures
The Ice Age and Man in India
Core, Culture and Complex in the Old Stone Age
A Correspondence in Man a few years ago led to the expression of various attitudes towards the nomenclature of Lower Palaeolithic finds. It was agreed that cultural names should not be used to describe distinct techniques, but it was recognised that difficulties of terminology might arise, since techniques may indicate cultural similarities and therefore perhaps connections. When the time factor enters into the problem then other authorities diff…
Labrador and Its People
The Stone Age of Burma, by H. J. Movius, Jr., Trans. Am. Phil. Soc. N.S. Vol. XXXIII, pt. III. 1943. - Early Man and Pleistocene Stratigraphy in Southern and Eastern Asia, by H. J. Movius, Jr., Papers…
The Stone Age of Burma, byH. J. Movius, Jr., Trans. Am. Phil. Soc. N.S. Vol. XXXIII, pt. III. 1943. - Early Man and Pleistocene Stratigraphy in Southern and Eastern Asia, byH. J. Movius, Jr., Papers of the Peabody Museum, Harvard Univ., Cambridge, Mass, 1944. Vol. XIX, no. 3. - Volume 13
Studies in the Palaeolithic Succession in England, No. III
Palaeolithic artifacts were recorded from a terrace on the Great Ouse, near St. Neots, Huntingdonshire, in 1927, the chief source being a group of pits dug in what was formerly part of Paxton Park, on the left bank of the river in the parish of Little Paxton. Mr Tebbutt has since recovered many more artifacts from this site. Taken together, the material constitutes a working industry, which will be described in this paper. A twelve-foot section, …
The Theory of the Social Threshold
The majority of accidents are the result of factors which, as yet, cannot be tested for. Therefore, for large scale accident reduction we must make not only tests for accident proneness, but examine the environment where proneness which cannot be tested for can express itself. A survey of American figures demonstrates that the sustaining of many accidents in one period is not certainly prognostic of a high accident rate for the same individuals i…
Unofficial Strike
An Experiment in the Reduction of Accidents in a Colliery
An Anthropological Experiment in a British Colliery
The purpose of this paper is to compare the accident rates in units of different size within the National Coal Board (and their pre-nationalization counterparts), to show that there are broadly similar fluctuations throughout, to put forward an hypothesis as to the chief factor or factors determining these fluctuations and, finally, to describe an experiment based on this hypothesis and designed to decrease accidents
Mirror for Man
Journal Article Mirror for Man: the Relation of Anthropology to Modern Life Get access Mirror for Man: the Relation of Anthropology to Modern Life. By Clyde Kluckhohn. London, Harrap, 1950. 288 pp. Index. 8′ ′×512′ ′ . 12s. 6d. Paterson T. T. Paterson T. T. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 28, Issue 2, April 1952, Page 199, https://doi.org/10.2307/2604023 Published: 01 April 19…
Physiographic Studies in North West Greenland
Morale in War and Work
Morale in War and Work
Morale in War and Work
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The Desperate People
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