Wm Duncan Strong
Biographic Data
| ID | 92722 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wm Duncan Strong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wm Duncan |
| FAMILY NAME | Strong |
| SIGNATURE | STRONG W D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Columbia University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 28 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1927 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Wakemap
In this day when, according to perhaps too sanguine recent reports, physical anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, folklore, and archaeology are happily converging, it was a shock to hear that a relatively well-known archaeological site on the north side of the Grand Dalles of the Columbia River in the state of Washington is commonly referred to as Wakemáp (rhymes with 'lakemap'). According to John M. Corbett of the U.S. National Park Service who…
General and Theoretical
Book reviewed in this article: Back of History: The Story of Our Own Origins . W illiam H owells The Story of Man: From the First Human to Primitive Culture and Beyond . C arleton S. C oon
Archeology
Lagore Crannog
The Value of Archeology in the Training of Professional Anthropologists2
Early Man in the New World. Kenneth Macgowan
Cultural Epochs and Refuse Stratigraphy in Peruvian Archaeology
It is the purpose of the present paper to discuss, as briefly as possible, the manner in which major Peruvian cultural periods or epochs have been determined to the present and to suggest certain modifications as the result of recent objective, refuse-heap, stratigraphic studies, particularly those in the Virú Valley of Peru. It must be obvious to all students in the Peruvian field that our present terminology for major cultural epochs in prehist…
Middle and South America
An Unusual Side-Bladed Knife from a Protohistoric Mandan Site
In 1938, a seemingly unusual type of side-bladed knife with its stone blade in place was excavated at the Old Fort Abraham Lincoln Mandan village, across the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota. This specimen, now in the collections of the North Dakota Historical Society, was found in an ash-filled storage pit at a depth of 90 cm. The same pit also contained two other side-bladed knife handles of bone and three ovoid stone knife blades, as…
The Occurrence and Wider Implications of a "Ghost Cult" on the Columbia River Suggested by Carvings in Wood, Bone and Stone
An Archeological Survey of Venezuela
An Archeological Survey of Venezuela
South America
North America
Among the Eskimos of Wales, Alaska 1890–93. Harrison Robertson Thornton
North America
America
The Value of Archeology in the Training of Professional Anthropologists2
The Occurrence and Wider Implications of a "Ghost Cult" on the Columbia River Suggested by Carvings in Wood, Bone and Stone
Lagore Crannog
Middle and South America
America
Wakemap
In this day when, according to perhaps too sanguine recent reports, physical anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, folklore, and archaeology are happily converging, it was a shock to hear that a relatively well-known archaeological site on the north side of the Grand Dalles of the Columbia River in the state of Washington is commonly referred to as Wakemáp (rhymes with 'lakemap'). According to John M. Corbett of the U.S. National Park Service who…
General and Theoretical
Book reviewed in this article: Back of History: The Story of Our Own Origins . W illiam H owells The Story of Man: From the First Human to Primitive Culture and Beyond . C arleton S. C oon
Archeology
Early Man in the New World. Kenneth Macgowan
An Unusual Side-Bladed Knife from a Protohistoric Mandan Site
In 1938, a seemingly unusual type of side-bladed knife with its stone blade in place was excavated at the Old Fort Abraham Lincoln Mandan village, across the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota. This specimen, now in the collections of the North Dakota Historical Society, was found in an ash-filled storage pit at a depth of 90 cm. The same pit also contained two other side-bladed knife handles of bone and three ovoid stone knife blades, as…
South America
North America
Among the Eskimos of Wales, Alaska 1890–93. Harrison Robertson Thornton
North America
America
Among the Eskimos of Wales, Alaska 1890–93. Harrison Robertson Thornton
North America
North America
An Archeological Survey of Venezuela
An Archeological Survey of Venezuela
South America
An Unusual Side-Bladed Knife from a Protohistoric Mandan Site
In 1938, a seemingly unusual type of side-bladed knife with its stone blade in place was excavated at the Old Fort Abraham Lincoln Mandan village, across the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota. This specimen, now in the collections of the North Dakota Historical Society, was found in an ash-filled storage pit at a depth of 90 cm. The same pit also contained two other side-bladed knife handles of bone and three ovoid stone knife blades, as…
The Occurrence and Wider Implications of a "Ghost Cult" on the Columbia River Suggested by Carvings in Wood, Bone and Stone
Middle and South America
Cultural Epochs and Refuse Stratigraphy in Peruvian Archaeology
It is the purpose of the present paper to discuss, as briefly as possible, the manner in which major Peruvian cultural periods or epochs have been determined to the present and to suggest certain modifications as the result of recent objective, refuse-heap, stratigraphic studies, particularly those in the Virú Valley of Peru. It must be obvious to all students in the Peruvian field that our present terminology for major cultural epochs in prehist…
Early Man in the New World. Kenneth Macgowan
The Value of Archeology in the Training of Professional Anthropologists2
Lagore Crannog
Archeology
General and Theoretical
Book reviewed in this article: Back of History: The Story of Our Own Origins . W illiam H owells The Story of Man: From the First Human to Primitive Culture and Beyond . C arleton S. C oon
Wakemap
In this day when, according to perhaps too sanguine recent reports, physical anthropology, ethnology, linguistics, folklore, and archaeology are happily converging, it was a shock to hear that a relatively well-known archaeological site on the north side of the Grand Dalles of the Columbia River in the state of Washington is commonly referred to as Wakemáp (rhymes with 'lakemap'). According to John M. Corbett of the U.S. National Park Service who…
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