ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT PINSON MOUNDS STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREA:
1974, 1975, and 1987 Field Seasons. Tennessee Division of Archaeology, 1978. vii, 108 pages, 36 figures. Edition limited to 500 copies. More
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WAYS OF THE RIVERS. Art and Environment of the Niger Delta
Los Angeles: Fowler Museum, 2002. 363 pages, 376 color and 72 b/w photgraphs, 3 maps. Mind condition. More
AFRICAN MATERIAL CULTURE
Bloomington: 1996. xii, 369 pages (10 papers), 50 photographs, 25 drawings, 7 maps. More
ISLANDS AND ANCESTORS. Indigenous Styles of Southeast Asia
Munich: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1988. 362 pages, 76 full-page color and duotone photographs, 280 b/w photographs--principally of tribal sculpture from Indonesia, but also from the Philippines, Vietnam, and Taiwan--12 maps. Small folio size. Cloth cover. More
CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN AFRICAN CULTURES.
Chicago: 1959, 1963. vii, 309 pages (15 papers). More
Southwestern Journal of Anthropology. INDEX 1945-1964. Vols. 1-20.
Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, n.d. 64 pages. More
MEANING IN ANTHROPOLOGY
School of American Research, 1976. xii, 255 pages. More
OLMEC ART OF ANCIENT MEXICO
Washington, D.C: National Gallery of Art, 1996. 288 pages, 151 large color photographs and 121 b/w photographs and drawings, 6 maps and plans. Cloth cover., 10" x 12 1/2" An extraordinary array of 120 Olmec objects, including 17 monumental sculptures, an extraordinary array of small scale objects, and a unique..... More
KINGS OF AFRICA. Art and Authority in Central Africa. Collection Museum fur Volkerkunde Berlin
Maastricht: 1992. 327 pages (10 papers), 210 pages of color photographs of 190 objects plus an additional 4 pages of color and 3 pages of b/w photographs, 6 maps. Cloth cover, small folio size (9 1/2"x12"). Central Africa, principally occupied by peoples speaking Bantu related languages, for centuries shared common..... More
THE PAINTERS OF THE WAGILAG SISTERS STORY 1937-1997
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra: 1997. 174 pages. 120 color and 12 b/w photographs, 1 map. One of the major ceremonial cycles and painting traditions in Arn-hem hand is the ancestral event that involves the clan of the two sisters of the Wagilag. This story of the creation of the..... More
VISION AND REVISON IN MAYA STUDIES.
Albuquerque: 1990. x, 224 pages (12 papers), 66 figures. Cloth cover. More
STUDIES IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF OCEANIA, Presented in Memory of Roland Burrage Dixon
Peabody Museum Papers, Vol. XX. Cambridge: 1943. xiv, 230 pages, 20 photographs, 7 figures, 10 maps. Later cloth and hard board covers over original wrappers. More
ANTHROPOLOGY, ART, AND AESTHETICS
Oxford: 1992, 1994. xiii, 281 pages of text containing 69 photographs and 3 maps, plus 8 unnumbered pages of color photographs. This exceptional collection of ten essays on anthropological aesthetics is heavily oriented to the cultures of the Pacific and Southeast Asia (seven essays, and one each on Huichol art..... More
ART AND PERFORMANCE IN OCEANIA
1993. viii, 318 pages, approximately 200 photographs and drawings of artifacts and rituals. Cloth cover. In 1993, sixty papers dealing with "Art, Performance and Society" were presented at the Fifth International Symposium of the Pacific Arts Association. Twenty-four of the papers are presented in this volume in sections dealing, respectively..... More
THE POWER OF SYMBOLS. Masks and Masquerades in the Americas.
Vancouver: 1983. 244 pages (17 papers given at the 42nd International Congress of Americanists, all dealing with masking as a transformational ritual in the Americas) , 4 full-page color photographs and 43 b/w photographs of masks and dancers, 9 drawings. Cloth cover. More
NEW THEORIES ON THE ANCIENT MAYA
University Museum Symposium Series, Vol. 3, 1992. xv, 245 pages, 131 figures. Cloth cover. Papers presented at a 1987 symposium at the University Museum are presented here for the first time. The papers cover a broad range of topics in Maya iconography, ethnohistory, epigraph, cultural anthropology, and recent archaeological discoveries..... More
HANDWOVEN FABRICS OF INDIA
Chidambaram: 1989. 168 pages (15 papers), 71 color and 14 b/w photographs, 52 drawings, 1 map. Cloth cover. More
LESLIE A. WHITE. Ethnological Essays
Albuquerque: 1987. x, 389 pages. Soft cover ed. More
LESLIE A. WHITE. Ethnological Essays
Albuquerque: 1987. x, 389 pages. Cloth ed. More
DIE WELT DER MAYA
Reiss-Museum der Stadt Mannheim, 1993. xii, 636 pages (14 essays), 393 color and 2 b/w photographs, 31 drawings, 8 maps, 7 plans. Cloth cover. More
THE FOURTH REPORT OF THE NORMANDY ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT
Vol. 4: Report of Investigations, No. 19. Dept. of Anthropology University of Tennessee: 1977. xv, 309 pages, 47 plates, 9 figures. More
ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE NORTH PACIFIC RIM
Washington, D.C: 1994. xix, 379 pages, 57 photographs, 17 drawings, 4 maps. Cloth cover. Twenty-three papers delivered by U.S. and Soviet scholars at a two day 1988 symposium convened at the opening of the joint Soviet-American exhibition, Crossroad of Continents are presented in this volume. A complement and expansion of..... More
AINU, Spirit of a Northern People.
Smithsonian Institution: 1999. 415 pages, 317 color photographs, 251 b/w photographs, 9 plans and diagrams, 18 maps. Cloth cover. An unsurpassed exhibition of Ainu art at the Smithsonian Institu-tion was accompanied by this superb catalogue that contain fifty-five papers by leading Japanese, American, and European scholars and photographs of many..... More
EXPLORATIONS INTO CAHOKIA ARCHAELOGY
Illinois Archaeological Survey, Bulletin No. 7: 1977. (2nd revised edition) xi, 175 pages, 63 figures. More
AFRICAN ART AND LEADERSHIP
Madison: 1972. xiii, 332 pages, 15 monographs, 143 photographs and drawings, 6 maps. Cloth cover. More