American historical anthropology
Subtitle: essays in honor of Leslie Spier.
By: Edited by Carroll L. Riley and Walter W. Taylor. With a pref. by W. W. Hill. Contributors: Harold L. Amoss [and others]
Contributors: Spier, Leslie, 1893-1961.; Riley, Carroll L., ed.; Taylor, Walter W. ed.
Publisher: Southern Illinois University Press
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Carbondale
Language: eng
Number of pages: 255
Subjects: Anthropology.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [233]-255.
Table of contents: title: American historical anthropology: an appraisal, by C. I. Riley.; title: Dane Zul: village in transition, by H. L. Amoss.; title: Pau Cin Hau: a case of religious innovation among the northern Chin, by E. P. Banks.; title: Ethnographic methodology: a tri-chronic study in culture change, informant reliability, and validity from the southern Paiute, by R. C. Euler.; title: Historical reconstruction: problems in Cochiti culture history, by C. H. Lange.; title: Pattern and culture area: maintaining the family cycle in India, by D. G. Mandelbaunm.; title: Culture change in a Navaho community, by H. C. Moore.; title: Ceramic technology and trade in the Palenque Region, Mexico, by R. L. Rands.; title: Seriation in archaeology, by I. Rouse.; title: Work habits, postures, and fixtures, by R. F. G. Spier.; title: The sharing criterion and the concept of culture, by W. W. Taylor.