Recent advances in American archaeology
Subtitle: Papers read before the American philosophical society annual meeting, April 23, 24, 25, 1943 [i.e.1942]
Series: Its Proceedings -- v. 86, no. 2. February 10, 1943; Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society -- v. 86, no. 2.
Publisher: The American philosophical society
Published: 1943
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Antiquities; Indians
Notes: --The Aztecs: their cultural and historical position in middle American archaeology, by G.C. Vaillant.--The position of Chavin in Andean sequences, by W.C. Bennett.

Bibliography at end of some of the papers. Bibliographical foot-notes.
Table of contents: title: Archæological investigations of the Carnegie institution of Washington in the Maya area of middle America, during the past twenty-eight years, by S.G. Morley.; title: Eskimo archaeology and its bearing on the problem of man's antiquity in America, by H.B. Collins, jr.; title: Results of recent archaeological research in the northern Great basin region of south central Oregon, by L.S. Cressman.; title: Discoveries in Sandia cave and early horizons in the Southwest, by F.C. Hibben.; title: Folsom and Yuma problems, by E.B. Howard.; title: A possible Cochise-Mogolion-Hohokam sequence, by E.W. Haury.; title: Reconstruction of Anasazi history, by H.S. Colton.; title: Burial of an early American magician, by J.S. McGregor.; title: Chronologyin the Middle West, by F.C. Cole.; title: Late horizons in the Southeast, by T.M.N. Lewis.; title: Recent advances in New York state and the Northeast, by W.A. Ritchie.; title: The effect of the Abbott farm on eastern chronology, by Dorothy Cross.