Duane Anderson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3639463 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Duane Anderson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Duane |
| FAMILY NAME | Anderson |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERSON D |
| AFFILIATIONS | School of American Research, Santa Fe, NM |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Spirit Cave Man: A Response to Comment by Owsley and Jantz
Owsley and Jantz (2001) allege that we (Swedlund and Anderson 1999) misunderstand and misrepresent the events surrounding the controversy over Kennewick Man, and that we misconstrue statements they have made regarding Spirit Cave Man. They then move to their own analysis of Gordon Creek Woman to demonstrate the value of their morphometric techniques in addressing questions of biological affinity. In this reply we clarify and amplify our position …
"Feathered Capes" Reply to King and Kaeppler
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Kennewick Man: New Interpretations and Protocols Regarding the Peopling of the Americas
Recent discoveries-particularly those of Kennewick Man-have renewed debates on the peopling of the Americas. Our vantage point comes from research on the Gordon Creek Burial which commenced some 30 years ago. We suggest that a contrast between the conditions under which Gordon Creek and Kennewick were recovered and analyzed provides insights into current interpretations and controversies. Specifically, we argue that bioarchaeologists cannot, and …
The NAGPRA Experiment
A Lost Art Form: A Case Study of 19th Century Feathered Capes Produced by American Indians in the Great Lakes Region
Let's Avoid Paleo-Racial Anthropology
The Milford Site (13DK1): A Postcontact Oneota Village in Northwest Iowa
The paleoenvironment and subsistence activities at the postcontact Milford Oneota site suggest a broad-spectrum utilization of local resources with emphasis on bison hunting and horticulture which is typical of prehistoric Oneota groups regionally. Although European trade goods are present, there is no evidence of direct contact during the site occupation
Council for Museum Anthropology Mid-year Report to the AAA
Book Reveiws
The Artist's Complete Health and Safety Guide (1990)
The Artist's Complete Health and Safety Guide (1990). Allsworth Press, New York. Distributed by North light Books. 328 pp. 14 figures, 28 tables, bibliography, index, ISBN 0‐927629‐10‐0, $16.95 (paper). North Light Books, 1507 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45207 (Tel. 800‐289‐0963
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Kennewick Man: New Interpretations and Protocols Regarding the Peopling of the Americas
Recent discoveries-particularly those of Kennewick Man-have renewed debates on the peopling of the Americas. Our vantage point comes from research on the Gordon Creek Burial which commenced some 30 years ago. We suggest that a contrast between the conditions under which Gordon Creek and Kennewick were recovered and analyzed provides insights into current interpretations and controversies. Specifically, we argue that bioarchaeologists cannot, and …
Let's Avoid Paleo-Racial Anthropology
The Milford Site (13DK1): A Postcontact Oneota Village in Northwest Iowa
The paleoenvironment and subsistence activities at the postcontact Milford Oneota site suggest a broad-spectrum utilization of local resources with emphasis on bison hunting and horticulture which is typical of prehistoric Oneota groups regionally. Although European trade goods are present, there is no evidence of direct contact during the site occupation
A Lost Art Form: A Case Study of 19th Century Feathered Capes Produced by American Indians in the Great Lakes Region
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Spirit Cave Man: A Response to Comment by Owsley and Jantz
Owsley and Jantz (2001) allege that we (Swedlund and Anderson 1999) misunderstand and misrepresent the events surrounding the controversy over Kennewick Man, and that we misconstrue statements they have made regarding Spirit Cave Man. They then move to their own analysis of Gordon Creek Woman to demonstrate the value of their morphometric techniques in addressing questions of biological affinity. In this reply we clarify and amplify our position …
The NAGPRA Experiment
Book Reveiws
The Artist's Complete Health and Safety Guide (1990)
The Artist's Complete Health and Safety Guide (1990). Allsworth Press, New York. Distributed by North light Books. 328 pp. 14 figures, 28 tables, bibliography, index, ISBN 0‐927629‐10‐0, $16.95 (paper). North Light Books, 1507 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45207 (Tel. 800‐289‐0963
The Milford Site (13DK1): A Postcontact Oneota Village in Northwest Iowa
The paleoenvironment and subsistence activities at the postcontact Milford Oneota site suggest a broad-spectrum utilization of local resources with emphasis on bison hunting and horticulture which is typical of prehistoric Oneota groups regionally. Although European trade goods are present, there is no evidence of direct contact during the site occupation
Council for Museum Anthropology Mid-year Report to the AAA
Let's Avoid Paleo-Racial Anthropology
The NAGPRA Experiment
A Lost Art Form: A Case Study of 19th Century Feathered Capes Produced by American Indians in the Great Lakes Region
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Kennewick Man: New Interpretations and Protocols Regarding the Peopling of the Americas
Recent discoveries-particularly those of Kennewick Man-have renewed debates on the peopling of the Americas. Our vantage point comes from research on the Gordon Creek Burial which commenced some 30 years ago. We suggest that a contrast between the conditions under which Gordon Creek and Kennewick were recovered and analyzed provides insights into current interpretations and controversies. Specifically, we argue that bioarchaeologists cannot, and …
"Feathered Capes" Reply to King and Kaeppler
Gordon Creek Woman Meets Spirit Cave Man: A Response to Comment by Owsley and Jantz
Owsley and Jantz (2001) allege that we (Swedlund and Anderson 1999) misunderstand and misrepresent the events surrounding the controversy over Kennewick Man, and that we misconstrue statements they have made regarding Spirit Cave Man. They then move to their own analysis of Gordon Creek Woman to demonstrate the value of their morphometric techniques in addressing questions of biological affinity. In this reply we clarify and amplify our position …
History (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Library science (4 works) · Citation (3 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Museums and Cultural Heritage (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works)