Glenn A Black
Biographic Data
| ID | 281314 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Glenn A Black |
| GIVEN NAMES | Glenn A |
| FAMILY NAME | Black |
| SIGNATURE | BLACK G A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indiana Historical Society |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Angel Site
Angel Site
Journal Article Angel Site: An Archaeological, Historical, and Ethnological Study. Two volumes. By Glenn A. Black. (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1967. Vol. 1: x + 318 pp. Maps, illustrations, charts, and notes. Vol. 2: pp. 324–616. Maps, illustrations, charts, tables, notes, appendixes, and index. $25.00 the set.) Get access Dwight L. Smith Dwight L. Smith Miami University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
A Test of Magnetometry as an Aid to Archaeology
The long-standing interest of the Indiana Historical Society in archaeological methodology has led to a program designed to evaluate the applicability of the proton magnetometer to the location of certain subsurface features. Early trials at the Angel site in southern Indiana, which offers a variety of controlled experimental conditions, have shown that the instrument is capable of detecting the rather slight magnetic anomalies arising from the t…
Prehistory of the Upper Ohio Valley
The Historic Indian of the Ohio Valley
I think I should take the liberty of altering the title of this paper as it appears on the program from Archaeologist's View to An Archaeologist's View. This for the simple reason that what I shall say is based largely upon personal experience and observations and may not therefore properly reflect the attitude of my archaeological and historical colleagues as a collective group. I must say at the very outset that we in Indiana have long been int…
Archeology of the Lower Ohio Valley. Moreau S. Maxwell
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Tepexpan Man,' a Critique of Method
On October 17, 1947,1 read a paper, 'A Critique of Some Archaeological Field Methods,' before the Anthropology Section of the Indiana Academy of Science. The occasion was the annual meeting of the group at Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana. The paper in its entirety was accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the Academy. I later withdrew the paper because I did not believe this to be the proper medium for its dissemination. The…
Contributions to the Archaeology of the Illinois Valley. Frank C. Baker, James B. Griffin, Richard G. Morgan, Georg K. Neumann, and Jay L. B. Taylor. (American Philosophical Society Transactions, N. S…
Contributions to the Archaeology of the Illinois Valley. Frank C. Baker, James B. Griffin, Richard G. Morgan, Georg K. Neumann, and Jay L. B. Taylor. (American Philosophical Society Transactions, N. S., Pt. 1, 210 pps., 68 pls., 4 figs., 1 map, 16 tabs. Philadelphia, 1941.) - Volume 10 Issue 3
A Proposed Terminology for Shape Classifications of Artifacts
It is a very bold individual indeed who will suggest ideas concerning descriptive methods pointing toward a system for the simplification of classifications for archaeological artifacts. The chief difficulty in the way of arriving at simplified classifications lies in the great diversity of irregular forms. Consequently, the problem becomes so intricate, so full of pitfalls, that one is apt to become lost in a maze of detail out of which there is…
Angel Site
Journal Article Angel Site: An Archaeological, Historical, and Ethnological Study. Two volumes. By Glenn A. Black. (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1967. Vol. 1: x + 318 pp. Maps, illustrations, charts, and notes. Vol. 2: pp. 324–616. Maps, illustrations, charts, tables, notes, appendixes, and index. $25.00 the set.) Get access Dwight L. Smith Dwight L. Smith Miami University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
A Test of Magnetometry as an Aid to Archaeology
The long-standing interest of the Indiana Historical Society in archaeological methodology has led to a program designed to evaluate the applicability of the proton magnetometer to the location of certain subsurface features. Early trials at the Angel site in southern Indiana, which offers a variety of controlled experimental conditions, have shown that the instrument is capable of detecting the rather slight magnetic anomalies arising from the t…
A Proposed Terminology for Shape Classifications of Artifacts
It is a very bold individual indeed who will suggest ideas concerning descriptive methods pointing toward a system for the simplification of classifications for archaeological artifacts. The chief difficulty in the way of arriving at simplified classifications lies in the great diversity of irregular forms. Consequently, the problem becomes so intricate, so full of pitfalls, that one is apt to become lost in a maze of detail out of which there is…
The Historic Indian of the Ohio Valley
I think I should take the liberty of altering the title of this paper as it appears on the program from Archaeologist's View to An Archaeologist's View. This for the simple reason that what I shall say is based largely upon personal experience and observations and may not therefore properly reflect the attitude of my archaeological and historical colleagues as a collective group. I must say at the very outset that we in Indiana have long been int…
A Proposed Terminology for Shape Classifications of Artifacts
It is a very bold individual indeed who will suggest ideas concerning descriptive methods pointing toward a system for the simplification of classifications for archaeological artifacts. The chief difficulty in the way of arriving at simplified classifications lies in the great diversity of irregular forms. Consequently, the problem becomes so intricate, so full of pitfalls, that one is apt to become lost in a maze of detail out of which there is…
Contributions to the Archaeology of the Illinois Valley. Frank C. Baker, James B. Griffin, Richard G. Morgan, Georg K. Neumann, and Jay L. B. Taylor. (American Philosophical Society Transactions, N. S…
Contributions to the Archaeology of the Illinois Valley. Frank C. Baker, James B. Griffin, Richard G. Morgan, Georg K. Neumann, and Jay L. B. Taylor. (American Philosophical Society Transactions, N. S., Pt. 1, 210 pps., 68 pls., 4 figs., 1 map, 16 tabs. Philadelphia, 1941.) - Volume 10 Issue 3
Tepexpan Man,' a Critique of Method
On October 17, 1947,1 read a paper, 'A Critique of Some Archaeological Field Methods,' before the Anthropology Section of the Indiana Academy of Science. The occasion was the annual meeting of the group at Ball State Teachers College, Muncie, Indiana. The paper in its entirety was accepted for publication in the Proceedings of the Academy. I later withdrew the paper because I did not believe this to be the proper medium for its dissemination. The…
Archeology of the Lower Ohio Valley. Moreau S. Maxwell
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
The Historic Indian of the Ohio Valley
I think I should take the liberty of altering the title of this paper as it appears on the program from Archaeologist's View to An Archaeologist's View. This for the simple reason that what I shall say is based largely upon personal experience and observations and may not therefore properly reflect the attitude of my archaeological and historical colleagues as a collective group. I must say at the very outset that we in Indiana have long been int…
Prehistory of the Upper Ohio Valley
A Test of Magnetometry as an Aid to Archaeology
The long-standing interest of the Indiana Historical Society in archaeological methodology has led to a program designed to evaluate the applicability of the proton magnetometer to the location of certain subsurface features. Early trials at the Angel site in southern Indiana, which offers a variety of controlled experimental conditions, have shown that the instrument is capable of detecting the rather slight magnetic anomalies arising from the t…
Angel Site
Journal Article Angel Site: An Archaeological, Historical, and Ethnological Study. Two volumes. By Glenn A. Black. (Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society, 1967. Vol. 1: x + 318 pp. Maps, illustrations, charts, and notes. Vol. 2: pp. 324–616. Maps, illustrations, charts, tables, notes, appendixes, and index. $25.00 the set.) Get access Dwight L. Smith Dwight L. Smith Miami University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Goo…
Angel Site
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