Volney H Jones
Biographic Data
| ID | 94224 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Volney H Jones |
| GIVEN NAMES | Volney H |
| FAMILY NAME | Jones |
| SIGNATURE | JONES V H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Third Supplement of the Catalogue of Jade Axes from Sites in the British Isles
When Dr Campbell Smith published and compiled his first account and catalogue of British jade implements he did not think, he tells us, that many more would be found. For this reason he adopted a numbering system based on counties, as is done for all other stone implements, but with numbers running consecutively through the English, Scottish and Irish counties. When new finds came to light it was difficult to assign to them numbers in the county …
The University of Michigan Excavations at the Pulcher Site in 1970
Excavations by the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology in 1950 at the Pulcher site in the American Bottoms south of Cahokia, Illinois, reveal a long occupation from about A.D. 500-1300 which was probably not continuous. The major occupation in terms of area and most of the mounds appear to be Late Woodland. A Stirling-Moorehead occupation is known to have occurred in a limited area. This was followed by a southern intrusion of people bu…
Carl Eugen Guthe, 1893-1974
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Indians of the Woodlands
Other
Discussion of The Corn
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Description of the Corn
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Eastern Algonkian Block-Stamp Decoration
Eastern Algonkian Block-Stamp Decoration: a New World Original or an Acculturated Art. Frank G. Speck. With an addendum “Some Early Indian Basket Makers of Southern New England” by Eva L. Butler. Research Series, Archaeological Society of New Jersey, No. 1. Trenton, 1947. v+62 pages, frontispiece in color, 6 plates, 16 text figures. $2.00. - Volume 14 Issue 2
Appendix Ii. Plant Materials
Was Tobacco Smoked in the Pueblo Region in Pre-Spanish Times
In discussing recently the modern cultivation of tobacco among the Pueblo Indians, Leslie A. White remarked that 'archaeologists have no evidence of the use of tobacco among the Pueblos in prehistoric times.' He further added that it seems that 'tobacco was not used among the Pueblos prior to the advent of the white man.' These statements are counter to the rather firmly established opinion that tobacco must have been smoked in the pipes which ar…
Central and South America
Peer Reviewed
Fossil Bones as Medicine
Peer Reviewed
Third Supplement of the Catalogue of Jade Axes from Sites in the British Isles
When Dr Campbell Smith published and compiled his first account and catalogue of British jade implements he did not think, he tells us, that many more would be found. For this reason he adopted a numbering system based on counties, as is done for all other stone implements, but with numbers running consecutively through the English, Scottish and Irish counties. When new finds came to light it was difficult to assign to them numbers in the county …
Was Tobacco Smoked in the Pueblo Region in Pre-Spanish Times
In discussing recently the modern cultivation of tobacco among the Pueblo Indians, Leslie A. White remarked that 'archaeologists have no evidence of the use of tobacco among the Pueblos in prehistoric times.' He further added that it seems that 'tobacco was not used among the Pueblos prior to the advent of the white man.' These statements are counter to the rather firmly established opinion that tobacco must have been smoked in the pipes which ar…
Fossil Bones as Medicine
Peer Reviewed
Carl Eugen Guthe, 1893-1974
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Fossil Bones as Medicine
Peer Reviewed
Central and South America
Peer Reviewed
Was Tobacco Smoked in the Pueblo Region in Pre-Spanish Times
In discussing recently the modern cultivation of tobacco among the Pueblo Indians, Leslie A. White remarked that 'archaeologists have no evidence of the use of tobacco among the Pueblos in prehistoric times.' He further added that it seems that 'tobacco was not used among the Pueblos prior to the advent of the white man.' These statements are counter to the rather firmly established opinion that tobacco must have been smoked in the pipes which ar…
Appendix Ii. Plant Materials
Eastern Algonkian Block-Stamp Decoration
Eastern Algonkian Block-Stamp Decoration: a New World Original or an Acculturated Art. Frank G. Speck. With an addendum “Some Early Indian Basket Makers of Southern New England” by Eva L. Butler. Research Series, Archaeological Society of New Jersey, No. 1. Trenton, 1947. v+62 pages, frontispiece in color, 6 plates, 16 text figures. $2.00. - Volume 14 Issue 2
Discussion of The Corn
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Description of the Corn
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Other
Indians of the Woodlands
Carl Eugen Guthe, 1893-1974
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Third Supplement of the Catalogue of Jade Axes from Sites in the British Isles
When Dr Campbell Smith published and compiled his first account and catalogue of British jade implements he did not think, he tells us, that many more would be found. For this reason he adopted a numbering system based on counties, as is done for all other stone implements, but with numbers running consecutively through the English, Scottish and Irish counties. When new finds came to light it was difficult to assign to them numbers in the county …
The University of Michigan Excavations at the Pulcher Site in 1970
Excavations by the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology in 1950 at the Pulcher site in the American Bottoms south of Cahokia, Illinois, reveal a long occupation from about A.D. 500-1300 which was probably not continuous. The major occupation in terms of area and most of the mounds appear to be Late Woodland. A Stirling-Moorehead occupation is known to have occurred in a limited area. This was followed by a southern intrusion of people bu…
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