C Hart Merriam
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 75819 |
|---|---|
| NOME | C Hart Merriam |
| PRENOMES | C Hart |
| SOBRENOME | Merriam |
| ASSINATURA | MERRIAM C H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Smithsonian Institution |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1901 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Earliest Crossing of the Deserts of Utah and Nevada to Southern California
In the early fall of 1826 the venturesome explorer and fur-trader, Jedediah S. Smith, led a small party on horseback from Great Salt Lake, Utah, to San Diego, California. He appears to have been the first white man to cross the vast expanse of unknown deserts between the Rocky Mountain region and southern California, as he was also the first to cross the Sierra Nevada, which he did in May of the following year.1There is some doubt as to certain d…
The Mourning Ceremony of the Mtwok, 1906
Studies of California Indians
Indian Names for Plants and Animals among Californian and Other Western North American Tribes
The Mourning Ceremony of the Miwok, 1906
The Wilderness of Denali. Explorations of a Hunter-Naturalist in Northern Alaska
Henry Wetherbee Henshaw
H pioneer American anthropologists who in the eighties and nineties were graduated from other professions and engaged in research pertaining to the science of man with no background save that of training in other fields and with a maze of falsities to penetrate; yet with this handicap they laid much of the foundation on which American anthropology now stands.Mr. Henshaw, the last of seven children, was born a t Cambridgeport, Massachusetts, March…
The Em'-tim'-bitch, a Shoshonean Tribe
The New River Indians Tló-hōtm-tah'-hoi1
The Cop-éh of Gibbs
Why Not More Care in Identifying Animal Remains
Erroneous Identifications of "Copper Effigies" from the Mound City Group
Application of the Athapaskan Term Nung-Kahhl
The Dawn of the World
Transmigration in California
Totemism in California1
Distribution and Classification of the Mewan Stock of California
Biological survey of Texas
The Indian Population of California
Harriman Alaska Expedition
The Harriman Alaska Expedition
Distribution and Classification of the Mewan Stock of California
The Indian Population of California
Totemism in California1
The Em'-tim'-bitch, a Shoshonean Tribe
The Cop-éh of Gibbs
Why Not More Care in Identifying Animal Remains
Erroneous Identifications of "Copper Effigies" from the Mound City Group
Henry Wetherbee Henshaw
H pioneer American anthropologists who in the eighties and nineties were graduated from other professions and engaged in research pertaining to the science of man with no background save that of training in other fields and with a maze of falsities to penetrate; yet with this handicap they laid much of the foundation on which American anthropology now stands.Mr. Henshaw, the last of seven children, was born a t Cambridgeport, Massachusetts, March…
The New River Indians Tló-hōtm-tah'-hoi1
Application of the Athapaskan Term Nung-Kahhl
The Harriman Alaska Expedition
Harriman Alaska Expedition
Biological survey of Texas
The Indian Population of California
Distribution and Classification of the Mewan Stock of California
Totemism in California1
Transmigration in California
The Dawn of the World
Erroneous Identifications of "Copper Effigies" from the Mound City Group
Application of the Athapaskan Term Nung-Kahhl
Why Not More Care in Identifying Animal Remains
The Cop-éh of Gibbs
The Em'-tim'-bitch, a Shoshonean Tribe
The New River Indians Tló-hōtm-tah'-hoi1
The Wilderness of Denali. Explorations of a Hunter-Naturalist in Northern Alaska
Henry Wetherbee Henshaw
H pioneer American anthropologists who in the eighties and nineties were graduated from other professions and engaged in research pertaining to the science of man with no background save that of training in other fields and with a maze of falsities to penetrate; yet with this handicap they laid much of the foundation on which American anthropology now stands.Mr. Henshaw, the last of seven children, was born a t Cambridgeport, Massachusetts, March…
The Mourning Ceremony of the Miwok, 1906
Indian Names for Plants and Animals among Californian and Other Western North American Tribes
The Mourning Ceremony of the Mtwok, 1906
Studies of California Indians
Earliest Crossing of the Deserts of Utah and Nevada to Southern California
In the early fall of 1826 the venturesome explorer and fur-trader, Jedediah S. Smith, led a small party on horseback from Great Salt Lake, Utah, to San Diego, California. He appears to have been the first white man to cross the vast expanse of unknown deserts between the Rocky Mountain region and southern California, as he was also the first to cross the Sierra Nevada, which he did in May of the following year.1There is some doubt as to certain d…
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