Title: Cultural change and continuity : essays in honor of James Bennett Griffin /
Authors: Griffin, James B. 1905-1997.; Cleland, Charles Edward.; Cleland, Charles E., 1936-
Publisher: Academic Press,
Year: 1976
Subjects: Griffin, James B.; Indians Antiquities; America Antiquities.
Contents: Quimby, G.I. and Cleland, C.E. James Bennett Griffin, appreciation and reminiscences. -- Jones, V.H. James Bennett Griffin, archaeologist. -- Considerations of variability in the archaeological record: Brose, D.S. Locational analysis in the prehistory of northeast Ohio. Jelinek, A.J. Form function, and style in lithic analysis. Speth, J.D. and Johnson, G.A. Problems in the use of correlation for the investigation of tool kits and activity areas. Spaulding, A.C. Multifactor analysis of association, an application to Owasco ceramics. -- Patterns of culture history : MacNeish, R.S. The In Situ Iroquois revisited and rethought. Rolingson, M.A. The Bartholomew phase, a Plaquemine adaptation in the Mississippi Valley. Chapman, C.H. Internal settlement designs of two Mississippian tradition ceremonial centers in southeastern Missouri. Frison, G.C. The chronology of Paleo-Indian and altithermal cultures in the Big Horn Basin, Wyoming. Newcomb, W.W., Jr. Pecos River pictographs. -- Patterns of Mesoamerican urbanism: Flannery, K.V. and Marcus, J. Evolution of the public building in formative Oaxaca. Blanton, R.E. The origins of Monte Albán. Parsons, J.R. The role of Chinampa agriculture in the food supply of Aztec Tenochititlan. -- Blotle considerations in prehistoric adaptation: Yarnell, R.A. Early plant husbandry in Eastern North America. Smith, B.D. "Twitching," a minor ailment affecting human paleoecological research. Wright, G.A. and Miller, S.J. Prehistoric hunting of new world wild sheep. -- Ethnohistory, historic archaeology, and ethnicity: Fitting, J.E. Patterns of acculturation at the Straits of Mackinae. Mason, C.I. Historic identification and Lake Winnebago focus Oneota. Mason, R.J. Ethnicity and archaeology in the Upper Great Lakes.