Alanson Skinner
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586189 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alanson Skinner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alanson |
| FAMILY NAME | Skinner |
| SIGNATURE | SKINNER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | American Museum of Natural History |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 37 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1911 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
An English-Fulfulde Dictionary
Sauk Tales
America: The Great Algonkin Flint Mines at Coxackie
Traditions of the Iowa Indians
A Correction
Final Observations on the Central Algonkian Dream Dance
Songs of the Menomini Medicine Ceremony
America: The Archeological History of New York. (Bulletins 235, 236 of the New York State Museum, Albany, 1920.) Arthur C. Parker
A Further Note on the Origin of the Dream Dance of the Central Algonkian and Southern Siouan Indians
Observations on Sapir's “A Note on Sarcee Pottery
America: A Report on the Archeology of Maine. Warren K. Moorehead
Notes on Iroquois archeology
XIV. Rim sherds of Cayuga jars of cen- tral Iroquois type from prehis- toric fort at Locke XV. Chipped flint objects from Cayuga sites
North America: Native Cemeteries and Forms of Burial East of the Mississippi. David I. Bushnell, Jr
Two Lenape stone masks from Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Precolumbian Decoration of the Teeth in Ecuador
Exploration of aboriginal sites at Throgs Neck and Clasons Point, New York city
ABORIGINAL sites within the limits of New York City have almost entirely disappeared, owing to the steady growth of the municipality, hence it is of importance to archeology and history that the few remaining camp-and village-sites of the ancient inhabitants of Manhattan and its vicinity should be explored before the last of them are no longer traceable. Due to the gener- osity and interest of Mr Samuel Riker, Jr, of New York City, one of the tru…
Plains Ojibwa Tales
Susquehanna Archaeological Expedition. Second Report of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission
A Sketch of Eastern Dakota Ethnology
European Tales from the Plains Ojibwa
Plains Cree Tales
North America: Indian Habitations in Sussex County, New Jersey. Max Schrabisch
A Study of North Appalachian Indian Pottery . By C hristopher W ren.
The Code of Handsome Lake, the Seneca Prophet. By A rthur C. P arker
The Indians of Greater New York
North America: Sacred Bundles of the Sac and Fox Indians. By M. R. H arrington
Notes on the Plains Cree
Notes on the Florida Seminole
Traditions of the Iowa Indians
America: The Archeological History of New York. (Bulletins 235, 236 of the New York State Museum, Albany, 1920.) Arthur C. Parker
Notes on Iroquois archeology
XIV. Rim sherds of Cayuga jars of cen- tral Iroquois type from prehis- toric fort at Locke XV. Chipped flint objects from Cayuga sites
Exploration of aboriginal sites at Throgs Neck and Clasons Point, New York city
ABORIGINAL sites within the limits of New York City have almost entirely disappeared, owing to the steady growth of the municipality, hence it is of importance to archeology and history that the few remaining camp-and village-sites of the ancient inhabitants of Manhattan and its vicinity should be explored before the last of them are no longer traceable. Due to the gener- osity and interest of Mr Samuel Riker, Jr, of New York City, one of the tru…
A Sketch of Eastern Dakota Ethnology
A Comparative Sketch of the Menomini1
Plains Ojibwa Tales
Plains Cree Tales
War Customs of the Menomini Indians
An English-Fulfulde Dictionary
Observations on Sapir's “A Note on Sarcee Pottery
Traces of the Stone Age Among the Eastern and Northern Tribes
A Comparative Sketch of the Menomini1
War Customs of the Menomini Indians
Traces of the Stone Age Among the Eastern and Northern Tribes
Notes on the Florida Seminole
European Folk-Tales Collected among the Menominee Indians
Notes on the Plains Cree
Some Aspects of the Folk-Lore of the Central Algonkin
THE material here presented is the fruit of six summers' field-trips for the American Museum among the Eastern and Plains Cree, the Northern and Plains Ojibwa, and the Menominee, supplemented by the continuous field-work of Mr. John V. Satterlee (himself a Menominee) among his own people and the Potawatomi, Ojibwa, and Ottawa, once of Manitowoc, Wis., now dwelling in the hardwood forests in the northern part of the State. Additional data on the r…
The Cultural Position of the Plains Ojibway
A Study of North Appalachian Indian Pottery . By C hristopher W ren.
The Code of Handsome Lake, the Seneca Prophet. By A rthur C. P arker
The Indians of Greater New York
North America: Sacred Bundles of the Sac and Fox Indians. By M. R. H arrington
North America: The Myths of the North American Indians. By L ouis S pence , F.R.A.I
North America: The Quarterly Journal of the Society of American Indians , Vol. III, No. I. A. C. P arker , Editor General
Methods and Principles: Notes and Queries on Anthropology . Edited for the British Association for the Advancement of Science. By Barbara Freire‐Marreco and John Linton Myres
"The Menomini Word "Hawatuk
European Tales from the Plains Ojibwa
Plains Cree Tales
North America: Indian Habitations in Sussex County, New Jersey. Max Schrabisch
Exploration of aboriginal sites at Throgs Neck and Clasons Point, New York city
ABORIGINAL sites within the limits of New York City have almost entirely disappeared, owing to the steady growth of the municipality, hence it is of importance to archeology and history that the few remaining camp-and village-sites of the ancient inhabitants of Manhattan and its vicinity should be explored before the last of them are no longer traceable. Due to the gener- osity and interest of Mr Samuel Riker, Jr, of New York City, one of the tru…
Plains Ojibwa Tales
Susquehanna Archaeological Expedition. Second Report of the Pennsylvania Historical Commission
A Sketch of Eastern Dakota Ethnology
Two Lenape stone masks from Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Precolumbian Decoration of the Teeth in Ecuador
Notes on Iroquois archeology
XIV. Rim sherds of Cayuga jars of cen- tral Iroquois type from prehis- toric fort at Locke XV. Chipped flint objects from Cayuga sites
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