John R Swanton
Biographic Data
| ID | 76020 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John R Swanton |
| GIVEN NAMES | John R |
| FAMILY NAME | Swanton |
| SIGNATURE | SWANTON J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Smithsonian Institution |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 74 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 111 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 74 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1900 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Final Report of the United States De Soto Expedition Commission
Essays in Historical Anthropology of North America
Hernando De Soto's Route through Arkansas
The Indians of the Southeastern United States
A Bibliography of the Constitutions and Laws of the American Indians
The Indians of the Southeastern United States
Arikara Pottery Making
The following note regarding pottery-making may be of interest to archaeologists who are not already acquainted with it. It is an entry made by John Bradbury when he was at an Arikara village on the Missouri in May, 1810.'I noticed over their fires much larger vessels of earthen-ware than any I had before seen, and was permitted to examine them. They were sufficiently hardened by the fire to cause them to emit a sonorous tone on being struck, and…
Siouan Tribes and the Ohio Valley
Hidatsa Texts
David I. Bushnell, Jr
North America: Red Carolinians. Chapman J. Milling
The Survival of Horses Brought to North America by De Soto
Historic Use of the Spear-Thrower in Southeastern North America
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John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt
Indian Place Names
Notes on the Cultural Province of the Southeast
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Personal Names
Ethnological Value of the De Soto Narratives
Choctaw Moieties
The Kaskinampo Indians and Their Neighbors2
Some Neglected Data Bearing on Cheyenne, Chippewa, and Dakota History
HILE I do not wish to minimize the historical value of tradition W when it is carefully handled, we have frequent illustrations of the extent to which uncritical reliance on it may lead astray.A case in point is the circumstances surrounding the destruction of the old Cheyenne town on Sheyenne river, North Dakota, and the time when it took place.Mooney, relying on traditions reported by Williamson, supposed that the attackers were Dakota and so e…
A Sketch of the Atakapa Language
The Tawasa Language
Sun Worship in the Southeast
Asia and Africa: Dix Anniés (1914-1923) dans le Bassin du Fleuve jaune et Autres Tributaires du Golfe du Pei tcheu ly. Emile Licent
The Indians of the Southeastern United States
Historic Use of the Spear-Thrower in Southeastern North America
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The Social Organization of American Tribes1
Sun Worship in the Southeast
Siouan Tribes and the Ohio Valley
Primitive American History
Ethnological Value of the De Soto Narratives
Hernando De Soto's Route through Arkansas
Ethnological Position of the Natchez Indians
John Napoleon Brinton Hewitt
Florida Place-Names of Indian Origin and Seminole Personal Names
The Kaskinampo Indians and Their Neighbors2
The Tawasa Language
The Muskhogean Connection of the Natchez Language
Linguistic Position of the Tribes of Southern Texas and Northeastern Mexico
Arikara Pottery Making
The following note regarding pottery-making may be of interest to archaeologists who are not already acquainted with it. It is an entry made by John Bradbury when he was at an Arikara village on the Missouri in May, 1810.'I noticed over their fires much larger vessels of earthen-ware than any I had before seen, and was permitted to examine them. They were sufficiently hardened by the fire to cause them to emit a sonorous tone on being struck, and…
Notes on the Cultural Province of the Southeast
A Sketch of the Atakapa Language
Identity of the Westo Indians
D r . S wanton's R eply
Animal Stories from the Indians of the Muskhogean Stock
The Creek Indians as Mound Builders
Some Practical Aspects of the Study of Myths
The Language of the Taënsa
The Development of the Clan System and of Secret Societies Among the Northwestern Tribes
western California. In the interior the Chilkotin, Carriers, western Nahane, Kutchin, Khotana, and Ahtena belong to it or are greatly affected by it. Considered from the technical and the esthetic points of view, this culture is found to reach its highest development among the Haida of Queen Charlotte islands, although the Tsimshian and the Tlingit are but slightly inferior. I shall adduce evidence to show that the origin of the clan system assoc…
Morphology of the Chinook Verb1
The Huntington California Expedition. Maidu Myths. By Roland B. Dixon
Notes on the Haida Language
The Haida Calendar1
The Development of the Clan System and of Secret Societies Among the Northwestern Tribes
western California. In the interior the Chilkotin, Carriers, western Nahane, Kutchin, Khotana, and Ahtena belong to it or are greatly affected by it. Considered from the technical and the esthetic points of view, this culture is found to reach its highest development among the Haida of Queen Charlotte islands, although the Tsimshian and the Tlingit are but slightly inferior. I shall adduce evidence to show that the origin of the clan system assoc…
Explanation of the Seattle Totem Pole
The Social Organization of American Tribes1
Types of Haida and Tlingit Myths
The Secret of the Totem. B y A ndrew L ang.
Tribes of the Columbia Valley and the Coast of Washington and Oregon.By Albert Buell Lewis
The Todas. By W. H. R. Rivers. London: Macmillan & Co
Kinship Organizations and Group Marriage in Australia. By Northcote W. Thomas
At the Back of the Black Man's Mind. Or Notes on the Kingly Office in West Africa. By R. E. Dennett
Kwakiutl Texts—Second Series. By Franz Boas and George Hunt
The Lillooet Indians. By James Teit
A Concordance of American Myths
Mythology of the Indians of Louisiana and the Texas Coast
Ethnological Position of the Natchez Indians
Primitive Secret Societies. A Study in Early Politics and Religion. By H utton W ebster , Ph.D. New York
Bibliography of Anthropology and Folk-Lore, 1906
Publications of the Department of Anthropology of the University of California
The Language of the Taënsa
Ethnology of the Yuchi Indians. By Frank G. Speck
Social Condition, Beliefs, and Linguistic Relationship of the Tlingit Indians
Source Book for Social Origins: Ethnological Materials, Psychological Standpoint, Classified and Annotated Bibliographies for the Interpretation of Savage Society. By William I. Thomas
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