Chapters in Nebraska archaeology
By: by Earl H. Bell ...
Contributors: Mossholder, Robert.; University of Nebraska (Lincoln campus)
Publisher: The University of Nebraska
Published: 1936
Place of publication: Lincoln, Neb
Language: eng
Subjects: Excavations (Archaeology) -- Nebraska.; Indians of North America -- Nebraska.; Prehistoric peoples -- Nebraska.; Nebraska -- Antiquities.
Notes: No more published.

The papers in volume one (edited by Robert Mossholder) present the results of the work of the University of Nebraska archaeological survey from 1931 to 1934 inclusive. cf. Introd.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Introduction by E.H. Bell. I. Archaeology of certain sites in Cedar county, Nebraska, by Paul Cooper. II. A comparison of the cultural manifestations of the Burkett and Gray-Wolfe sites, by Marion Lucile Dunlevy. III. The Sweetwater culture complex, by J.L. Champe. IV. The Nehawka and Table Rock foci of the Nebraska aspect, by E.H. Bell and G.H. Gilmore. V. The rock shelters of western Nebraska, by E.H. Bell and R.E. Cape. VI. Some considerations regarding the possible age of an ancient site in western Nebraska, by E.H. Bell and Willem Van Royen.