D S Davidson
Biographic Data
| ID | 75603 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D S Davidson |
| GIVEN NAMES | D S |
| FAMILY NAME | Davidson |
| SIGNATURE | DAVIDSON D S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 157 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Notes on Two Variant Australian Baskets
Stone Arrangements in Western Australia
Interlocking Key Design in Aboriginal Australian Decorative Art.1
The Geographical Distribution Theory and Australian Culture
The Thread Cross in Australia
The snowshoe in Japan and Korea
Ethnology and Ethnography
This book contains three papers, "Northern Aranda Myths," "Three Aranda Sub-Groups," and "Tjurunga Ownership."The author, the authority on the
An Introduction to Polynesian Anthropology
Fire-making in Australia
Footwear of the Australian Aborigines
Gourd Growers of the South Seas
Oceania and Indonesia
Oceania and Indonesia
Social and Physical Anthropology of the Nayadis of Malabar. A. A iyappan
Northwestern Australia and the Question of Influences from the East Indies
SINCE THE early days of speculation on the peopling of the Australian continent the northwest coast has been frequently suggested as the region of original entry of either the aborigines themselves or of subsequent non-Australian visitors to whom have been attributed various culture traits now of major or minor significance on the continent. Two distinctly different problems thus are involved, each of which must be treated separately in any objec…
A Black Civilization
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Studies
La civilisation Aïnou et les cultures arctiques. George Montandon
Stone Axes of Western Australia
Die Rechtsverletzung bei den Australischen Eingeborenen
Asia and Oceania
Yale University Publications in Anthropology
The Question of Relationship Between the Cultures of Australia and Tierra Del Fuego
The Geographical Distribution Theory and Australian Social Culture
Australian Throwing-sticks, Throwing-clubs, and Boomerangs1
Yale University Publications in Anthropology
Australian Throwing-sticks, Throwing-clubs, and Boomerangs1
Archaeological Problems of Northern Australia
Fire-making in Australia
Notes on Tete De Boule Ethnology
Knotless Netting in America and Oceania
Is the Boomerang Oriental
Some Tete de Boule Tales
Stone Axes of Western Australia
The Family Hunting Territory in Australia
The Thread Cross in Australia
Footwear of the Australian Aborigines
Northwestern Australia and the Question of Influences from the East Indies
SINCE THE early days of speculation on the peopling of the Australian continent the northwest coast has been frequently suggested as the region of original entry of either the aborigines themselves or of subsequent non-Australian visitors to whom have been attributed various culture traits now of major or minor significance on the continent. Two distinctly different problems thus are involved, each of which must be treated separately in any objec…
The Question of Relationship Between the Cultures of Australia and Tierra Del Fuego
Burial Customs in the Delmarva Peninsula and the Question of Their Chronology
As is well known, one of the most serious handicaps to archaeology along the Atlantic Seaboard is the scarcity of deep stratified sites. Shallow sites are numerous, but if these ever contained superimposed cultures, the evidence in most cases seems to have been destroyed by the plow. Furthermore, as the result of an intense population, the most likely Indian sites are now covered by cities, towns and farms. These factors coupled with a humid clim…
Notes on Two Variant Australian Baskets
Stone Arrangements in Western Australia
Interlocking Key Design in Aboriginal Australian Decorative Art.1
The snowshoe in Japan and Korea
The Geographical Distribution Theory and Australian Social Culture
Folk Tales from Grand Lake Victoria, Quebec
Notes on Tete De Boule Ethnology
Folk Tales from Grand Lake Victoria, Quebec
Some Tete de Boule Tales
The Family Hunting Territory in Australia
Old World Archaeology, Somatology, Miscellaneous
Archaeological Problems of Northern Australia
Is the Boomerang Oriental
Burial Customs in the Delmarva Peninsula and the Question of Their Chronology
As is well known, one of the most serious handicaps to archaeology along the Atlantic Seaboard is the scarcity of deep stratified sites. Shallow sites are numerous, but if these ever contained superimposed cultures, the evidence in most cases seems to have been destroyed by the plow. Furthermore, as the result of an intense population, the most likely Indian sites are now covered by cities, towns and farms. These factors coupled with a humid clim…
Asia
Knotless Netting in America and Oceania
Australian Throwing-sticks, Throwing-clubs, and Boomerangs1
Die Rechtsverletzung bei den Australischen Eingeborenen
Asia and Oceania
Yale University Publications in Anthropology
The Question of Relationship Between the Cultures of Australia and Tierra Del Fuego
The Geographical Distribution Theory and Australian Social Culture
Social and Physical Anthropology of the Nayadis of Malabar. A. A iyappan
Northwestern Australia and the Question of Influences from the East Indies
SINCE THE early days of speculation on the peopling of the Australian continent the northwest coast has been frequently suggested as the region of original entry of either the aborigines themselves or of subsequent non-Australian visitors to whom have been attributed various culture traits now of major or minor significance on the continent. Two distinctly different problems thus are involved, each of which must be treated separately in any objec…
A Black Civilization
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Studies
La civilisation Aïnou et les cultures arctiques. George Montandon
Stone Axes of Western Australia
Oceania and Indonesia
Oceania and Indonesia
Gourd Growers of the South Seas
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