Papers in honor of Emerson F. Greenman
By: Edited by James E. Fitting
Series: The Michigan Archaeologist -- v. 11, nos. 3-4, Sept.-Dec. 1965
Publisher: The Michigan Archaeologist
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Ann Arbor, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 196
Subjects: Festschriften; Antiquities
Notes: Bibliography of Emerson F. Greenman, p. 189-194.
Table of contents: title: The upper paleolithic and the peopling of the New World, by A.J. Jelinek.; title: Some Great Lakes fluted point types, by W.B. Roosa.; title: Observations on paleo-Indian adaptive and settlement patterns, by J.E. Fitting.; title: Lithic patina as an age criterion, by E.R. Service.; title: Hopewell and the dark black glass, by J.B. Griffin.; title: Wisconsin Middle Woodland toggle head harpoons, by R.J. Mason.; title: An Indian earthwork in Muskegon county, Michigan, by G.I. Quimby.; title: The bark of the bittersweet vine as an emergency food among the Indians of the western Great Lakes, by V.H. Jones.; title: Art of magic: The incised pebbles from southern Alaska, by R.E. Ackerman.; title: Bibliography of Emerson F. Greenman.