Chumash artifacts collected in Santa Barbara County, California
By: by Campbell Grant and The Archaeological potential of the Coast Yuki [by] Harriette H. Thomsen and Robert F. Heizer.
Contributors: Thomsen, Harriette H.; Heizer, Robert Fleming, 1915-
Series: Reports - University of California Archaeological Survey -- no. 63.; Reports (University of California Archaeological Survey) -- no. 63.
Publisher: University of California Archaeological Research Facility, Dept. of Anthropology
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Berkeley
Language: eng
Number of pages: 83
Subjects: Indians of North America -- Antiquities; California -- Antiquities
Other titles: Archaeological potential of the Coast Yuki.
Description: "The collection is of considerable importance since it contains practically every known Canaliño type of artifact (Rogers 1929; Orr 1943), and positively extends the range of the Chumash Indians to the Cuyama drainage. By Chumash I refer to the Chumash speaking people who were in possession of the Santa Barbara region at the beginning of the Spanish Period, with a recognizable culture pattern known as the Canaliño culture which had endured for several thousand years"--P. 3.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.