JOURNAL
OF
MAN
VOL.5 no. 1
winter
1973
LAMBDA
ALPHA
JOURNAL
OF
MAN
~
Volume
5
number
1-
1973
THE ARCHAIC BANNER-STONE:
A SOCfAL CATEGORY MARKER
THE LAMBDA ALPHA JOURNAL Of MAN IS PUBLISHED SEMI-ANNUALLY
BY THE
LAMBDA ALPHA ANTHROPOLOGYIHONORS
SOCIETY AT WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY.
STOOENT ED ITOR
JOANN BROWN BENNETT
STUDENT EDITORIAL STAff
KATHLEEN M. GARRETT
GARY W. HOWARD
FACULTY EDITORIAL
LOWELL D. HOLMES
ADVISOR
THE EDITOR
JOURNAL OF MAN
DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY
WICHITA, KANSAS 67208
THE SECRETARY
JOURNAL OF' MAN
DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY
WICHITA, KANSAS 67208
DEPARTMENT
or
ANTHROPOLOGY
UNIVERSITY
or
WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE
OCTOBER,
1972
FOR SEVERAL
ALIKE,
HAVE BEEN
ARTIFACTS
STILL
DECADES
WHOSE
COMMON
NOW ARCHAEOLeGISTS,
INTRIGUED
SPECIFIC
TODAY
BY A lARGE
FUNCTIONS
TO ENCOUNTER
OR "ORNAMENTAL-PROBLEMATIC"
ON THE BASIS
TRADITIONALLY
INCLuDINa
THIS CLASS
GORGETS,
VARIETIES,
BANNER-STONES.
THE PROBABLE
FUNCTION
THEY
OF STONE
KNOWN.
IT IS
OF "PROBLEMATIC"
ARE GROUPED. TOGETHER
THEIR
UNKNOWN
OF A CONGLOMERATION
BIRD-STONES,
CONS IDERABLE
CLASS
TO THiS CLASS
SIMILARITY,
CONSISTS
STONES,
AND PROFESSIONAL
ARE NOT DEFINITELY
ARTIFACTS.
PLUMMETS,
DISCOIDAL
HETEROGENEOUS
REFERENCES
OF ONE SIGNIFICANT
AMATEUR
PIPES
ATLATL
OF MANY
WEIGHTS
INTEREST. HAS BEEN 01 RECTED
OF EACH TYPE OF ARTIFACT,
FUNCTION.
OF ARTIFACTS
BOAT-STONES,
AND THE SO-CALLED
LARGELY
OR
TOWARD
PARTICULARLY
0 ISCOVER ING
THAT
OF THE
BANNER-STeNE.
ALTHOUGH
THIS
PARTICULAR
BE KNOWN
AS A THROWING
HAS BEEN
~ MULTITUDE
"TRUE"
FUNCTION
DESCRIBED
WANDS,
SPACERS_
OF BURIAL
19500:
LIKELY
AXES,
THERE
ATlATL
IS GOOD
WERE
HANDLES
WEBB
THAT THE BANNER-STONE
IN THE TOOL KIT OF ARCHAIC
MAN
THE FACT THAT NeT EVERY
IN SUCH
ASSOCIATIONS
VARIOUSLY
REPLICAS
PARTS
OF
OF CEREMONIAL
FOR MAKING
FIRES,
WEIGHTS
AND TRIBAL
SYMBOLS
HOWEVER,
FROM
FROM
ALIGNMENT
WITH
STICKS
THIS EVIDENCE
DID SERVE
OF BANNER-STONE
IN MANY AREAS
OF
WHAT
(WEBB
APPEAR
1946,
IT SEEMS
A UTILITARIAN
WOODLANDS
NET
A NUMBER
AND KENTUCKY,
FROM THROWING
FORM
THE
WHORLS
IN THE EASTERN
DESPITE
AND THAT
EFFIGIES,
IN DIRECT
1940).
TO DESCRIBE
HAVE BEEN
EVIDENCE,
AND HOOKS
AND HAAG
PURPORT
FReM TENNESSEE
rOUND
HAS NOW COME TO
IN THE PAST THERE
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
SPINDLE
PARTICULARLY
WHICH
TO BE THE ANTLER
THAN
TAIL OR THUNDERBIRD
EFFIGIES,
1917).
BANNER-STONEs
1950A,
THEY
HEADDRESSES,
SITES,
WEIGHT,
OF THE BANNER-STONE.
BUTTERFLY
(MOOREHEAD
OR ATLATL
WHICH
DOUBLE-BITTED
PARTS,OF
OF ARTIFACTS
OF EXPLAN~TIONS
AS WHALE
SCANDINAVIAN.
STICK
CLASS
MORE
FUNCTiON
or NORTH
AMERICA.
HAS BEEN FOUND
OF THE EASTERN
WOODLANDS
THERE
IS NO OI~ECT
STILL
PROBABLE
AS ATLATL
EVIDENCE
THAT
OF THE UTILIZATION
THE VARIOUS
WEIGHTS.
FO~MS
BOTH THE P~ESSNCE
FO~ THE, P~ESER¥ATI'N
., W'OD
ARCHAEOLOGISTS
HELP EXPLAIN
MIGHT
IS NOT, HOWEVER,
TO EXCLUDE
OF A CATEGORY
THE PU~post
THE ARCHAIC
SOCIAL
OF INDIVIDUALS
STATUS
SPECIFIC
CATEGORY
INDIVIDUALS
EVIDENCE~
GROUPS
WHO WERE
HUNTING
OWNED
AND GATHERING
OF A CATEGORY
TO DESIGNATE
ARE SHARPLY
THERE
LIMITED.
WHO ARE GROUPED
WITHIN
TOGETHER
INDIVIDUALS
FROM
OR SMALL
T9 FRIED
(1967:52),
"RANKING
OF LIMITING
THIS,
UPON WHICH
OTHERWISE
HOWEVER,
THAN PERSONS
THE ACCESS
NOT
TO DEMONSTRATE
LIFE DEPENDS
OR
AS SYMBOLS
IS USED
HERE
OF PRESTIGE
EXISTS
CAPABLE
WHEN
OF FILLING
OF ITS MEMBERS
HOLD ON THE BASIS
DOES
OF
INDIVIDUAL
ALSO FUNCTIONED
THE TERM "RANK"
STATUS
G~.UPS
THEM AS A PART OF A
POSITIONS
OF VALUED
THIS
THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL
THAT THE
NOT ONLY UTILIZED
ON THE
THAT SOCIETY.
IN WHICH
ARE NOT SUFFICIENT
THE BASIC RESOURCES
DENOTE.S A NUMBER
OF SOC~ETY
THAT THEY WOULD
ATTRIBUTES."
INSTANCE,
TO DEMONSTRATE
THAT
OF A PARTICULAR
TYPE
HAS MEANS
OF
PART OF THE ATLATL
POSITIONS.
POSITIONS
POSITIONS
THE DATA
OF THOSE
THE NOTION
STATUS
ACCORDING
STATUS
FUNCTIONS
~YMBOL
OF BANNER-STONES.
A~TIFACTS
A PARTICULAR
A RANK SOCIETY
SINCE
IN THIS
TOOL KIT, BUT THAT THEY
THEM.
OR PERSONAL
CONSISTS
OF RANKED
ARE FEWER
AS A FUNCTION.L
SOCIETY
IT IS POSSIBLE
THESE
THIS
ALSO THE SYMBOL
Tt SUPPORT
OR ATTRIBUTES
THE OWNERS
1 BELIEVE
WHO
CATEGORY"
POSITION
WAS
AS A MARKER OR
A PARTICULAR
BASIS .F SHARED
OF AMATEUR
EVID~NCE.
NON-UTILITARIAN
IS, FI~STLY,
IT ALSO SERVED
WITHIN
UNFAVORABLE
ACTIVITIES
OF SUCH
USED
STATUSES.
WAS' UTILIZED
A "SOCIAL
SOCIAL
ANY POSSIBLE
OF THIS ~APER
THAT
CATEGORY.
THE ABSENCE
IT IS
WERE
OF SOIL CONDITiONS
AND THE COLLECTING
OF RANKED
BANNER-STONE
AND, SECONDLY,
OF THE BANNE~-STONE
1 PROPOSE THAT THE BANNER-STONE
THE BANNER-STONE.
OR MARKER
OF THE ATLATL,
OF SEX,
TO
AGE,
IMPLY STRATIFICATION
DIFFERENTIAL
(FRIED
1967:109).
ACCESS
TO
Fig. 1. A sample of winged (a - c) and wingless (d - f)
banner-stone forms; a, geniculate; b, curved pick; c, doublecrescent; d, hourglass; e, tubular; f, humped (after Knoblock
1939).
BEFORE
SHALL
EXAMINING
FIRST DESCRIBE
THE CULTURAL
EASTERN
LOCAL
WILD
THE SPECIFIC
THE PHYSICAL
ADAPTATIONS
WOODLANDS,
THE
AND ROOT
TO CULTIVAtiON
OF DEER,
PROVIDED
1966).
(WILLEY
ENVIRONMENT
SHEET
HAD BEGUN.
SOUTH
AS WHAT
DEVELOPING
RETREAT
PRIOR
AN AMPLE
IS NOW THE OHIO RIVER
FROM
STREAMS
PROGRESSED,
WERE
FREED
SUCH
AS THE VALLEY
AND A SUCCESSIO~
A SUCCESSION
OF CHANGES
AND,
DISAPPEARED,
THE ARCHAIC
ACTUALLY
CONSISTED
HABITATS.
IN FLORA
FROM SMALL
BEHIND
CULTURE,
SUCH AS LARGE,
POINTS,
GROUND
SO ON.
ANY EVIDENCE
1966).
MORE
STONE
HOWEVER,
TO THIS
TOOLS,
As THE FINAL
lOCKED
OR POTTERY
UNDER
ICE COVER.
MAMMALS
AREAS
WERE
OF THE EARLY
~ SERIES
ITEMS
ENVIRONMENT,
LOCAL
OF MATERIAL
PROJECTILE
AND PESTLES,
MANUFACTURE
THAN ANY LIST OF ARTIFACTS
1967).
(AXELROD
TO SPECIFIC
BY LISTING
OF
HAD
POST-GLACIAL
MORtARS
ICE
ICE AND ALSO UNOERWENT
OR ~TRAJQHT-STEMMED
ROUGH
AS FAR
OF SURVIVORS,
RESPONSES
SUB-
ITS TRIBUTARIES
UNDERGONE
OF SMALLER
IN GENERAL
OF CULTIVATION
IMPORTANT,
GROUPS
PRIOR
GLACIAL
NOT GLACIATED,
A~D
NUTS,
ARCHAIC
By THE BEGINNING
MEGAFAUNA
LONG, BASAL-NOTCHED
AND POLISHED
THE
OF THE GLACIAL
OF ADAPTIVE
GROUPS
AND
ICE FRONT.
ALTHOUGH
AS .AN ADAPTATION
SHELLFiSH,
HAD REACHED
PREVIOUSLY
THE
ABUNDANT
FOR HUMAN
REPLACED
lOCALIZED
IT MAY BE CHARACTERIZED
CULTURE
THE
WERE
A POPULATION
OF A VARIETY
FISH,
RIVER
AND
TO IT.
OF THE EARLY
THAT
AND FAUNA.
OF PLEISTOCENE
ASIDE
lEAVING
RIVER,
BY THE PROXIMITY
.THE MAJORITY
EXTINCTIONS
WHICH
OF VEGETATION
OF THE GREEN
AFFECTED
DIET
THE GLACIER
ALONG
THE ARCHAIC
OF THE LAST MAJOR
VALLEY,
FLOWED
LAND SURFACES
NEVERTHtLESS
ARCHAIC,
WHICH
GAME,
1
AREA,
BY GENERALLY
By THE BEGINNING
TO THIS RETREAT
RIVER
IN RESPONSE
SMALL
(8000-5000 B. C.), THE FINAL RETREAT
PERIOD
DURING
IS CHARACTERIZED
PRESENCE
FOODS
OF THE GREEN
WERE DEVELOPED
AS A WHOLE,
RESOURCES.
SEEDS,
WHICH
SITES
AND
IS MISSING
(WILLEY
IS THE PARTICULAR
CWLTURAL
ADAPTATION
ARCHAIC
PEOPLES,
PEOPLE
WERE
ARCHAIC
SITES
AN
ARE
RESOURCES
OF
LARGE
THAT
AS
WERE
AVAILABLE
THEY
MIDDEN
HOOKS,
NUTTING
GATHERING
ITEM
AND
STONES,
AVAILABLE
REASONA~LE
THE
THIS
GREEN
CASE
BY
EACH
EXPLOITATIONAL
OF
THE
GROUP
OF
SUB-SYSTEMS
OF
TENDED
RIVER
WAS
REASONS.
WHICH
RIVER
PARTICULAR
ATLATLS
BY
MADE
IT
TO
AS
SUGGESTS
DURING
IN THE
SUCH
AS
CONFINE
PROBLEM
REGION
OF KENTUCKY
REGION
HAS
QUITE
WAS
AN
PEOPLE
WHO
A SEASONAL
WOULD
OFFER
THE
GREEN
RIVER,
MOST
NOT
FEASIBLE
TO
IN A PAPER
CONFINE
CHOSEN
EXTENSIVE
tOR
OF
THE
GREEN
THIS
STUDY
THIS
AMOUNT
WAS
TREAT
or
AND
CYCLE
OF
THE
FISH
UTILIZED
EXPLOITERS
TO
BONES
EXPLOITATIONAL
THESE
STUDY
IS TO
ANIMAL
OF
THiS
LOCATED
SHELLFISH
HUNTING
THESE
WHICH
A
PESTLES,
SIMPLE
FOLLOWED
IN AREAS
CASE
IS OBVIOUSLY
THIS
THEy
OF
BY
THAT
MORTARS,
RIVER
A PLENTIFUL
PARTICULAR
ARCHAIC.
BANDS
GREEN
MARKED
INDICATING
A RATHER
THE
THE
WHERE
WERE
OF
ARCHAIC
ABUNDANT
OF
A POINT
SITES
RIV~R
SITE.
CASE
GRINDERS,
CONCENTRATE
WERE
AT
PRESENCE
ALTHOUGH
TO
TO
IN THE
SEMI-NOMADIC
CHANNELS,
BANNER-STONES
SOLUTION
SUCH
EACH
GREEN
PARTICULARLY
OBVIOUSLY
THE
OF THE
AT
WHERE
OCCUPATION
DIET.
RESOURCES.
DECISION
POINTS
LOCATED
THERE
ON
CASE
INVENTORY
SHELLS
RESOURCES.
PEOPLE
ALONG
TOOL
AT
TOOLS
AND
IN THE
EXPLOITATION.
IN THE
CARRIED
STABLE
HABITATION
THE
AVAILABLE.
PREVAILED
SEASONALLY
OF
FOR
SPECIFIC
ECONOMY
EXPLOITATION,
BY
OF DISCARDED
WERE
THROUGH
IN THE
UTILI~ED
DIFFERENT
MERITED
FOUND
WAS
ACTIVITIES
A NUMBER
TOOLS
WEREM8STCOMMONLY
SHELLFISH
IN THE
THE
REPRESENT.
OF
OF
IS ALSO
FREQUENTLY
IMPORTANT
MAXIMUM
VARIETY
EVIDENCED
ACCUMULATION
AN
ITEMS
A NUMBER
MOST
SITES,
SUPPLY
GREAT
ASSUMPTION
SITES
ARCHAIC
THESE
UTILIZED.
SUCH
WERE
THE
INDICATES
BEING
WHICH
ADVANTAGEOUS.
AREA
ENTIRE
LENGTH.
TO
A
SHELLFISH,
RIVER
THE
ONE
PURPOSE.
PUBLISHED
OF
FOR
AREA
THE
LOCAL
SECONDLY,
DATA
MOST
AREA.
AVAILABLE.
THIRDLY,
OF A POPULATION
STATUS
WITHIN
RELATED
AND THOSE
THAT
SITES
RIVER
BEFORE,
VALLEY WOULD
ALONG
AVAILABLE
EACH
HOMOGENEOUS
ANNIS
THE KIRKLAND
A SPEClrlC
AND CULTUftALLY
WOULD
MOST
AS RIVER
OF FOOD
THE SHELL
SUCH
LIKELY
BE
VALLEYS.
AND AN AVENUE
MOUND
SITES
A GROUP
ALONG
RIVER
THE READ SHELL
OF ARCHAIC
WITH
THESE
A
OF
LOCATED
OF ftELATED
A ~PECIFIC
GROUP
OF ATLATLS.
OF INDIVIDUALS
AFTER
DEMONSTRATING
OF THE BANNER-STONE,
IT WILL
GROUP
OF INDIVIDUALS
OWNED
GROUP
RECEIVED
THIS
"SPECIAL"
THElft MANNER
DISTRIBUTION
OF MANUFACTURE,
WITH
BY
BY RIVER
TO
THIS SOCIETY.
THE PROBABLE
TREATMENT
SITE,
RELATIVELY
SEASONAL~Y
BE THOSE
UTILITARIAN
TO INDICATE
INDIVIDUALS
WHAT
OF BANNER-STONES,
TYPE OF MATERIAL
WHO WERE
FUNCTION
PARTICULAft
WITHIN
BANNER-STONES
WHILE
THE
OTHERS
IN CONJUNCTION
FROM WHICH
2):
CONTAIN
NOW BE POSSIBLE
OF CONCEftN WOULD
THEM AND WHY CERTAIN
SITES
IN THE SAME
OCCUPIED
WITHIN
THE WARD
ALL OF THESE
IT SHOULD
THE
(SEE FIGURE
ARE ALSO CONNECTED
THEN BE NECESSARY
BURIAL
DIFFERENTIAL
SITE.
IN MIND,
BE TAKEN
JNtilAN KNOLL,
HAVE BEEN
CATEGOftY OF INDIVIDUALS
SHOULD
I HAVE SELECTED
AftE LOCATED
ALL SIX SITES
OF RESOURCES
ITS TRIBUTARIES
MIDDEN,
OCCUPATIONS,
SIMILAftlTIES
AND
VILLAGE
ARRAY
OF SITES
IN THIS CASE,
THE G~EEN
AND THE PARRISH
DIFFERENT
SAMPLING
ENVlftONMENT, AND MAY WELL
THE SPECIFIC
WITH
SOURCE
SITES.
THE BEST
OF ftELATED PEOPLES.
DID NOT.
BOUNDAftlES SUCH
AN ESSENTIALLY
LOCALE.
MOUND,
SITE,
EVIDENCE
HOMOGENEOUS
OWNERS
or StTES
AND ITS TftlBUTARIES OFFER
AREA OFFERED
SIX SITES
THE CARLSON
CHANNELS.
INDICATE
OF GEOGftAPHICALLY
A CONVENIENT
FOR EXPLOITATION,
FOLLOWING
LOCATE
BY NATURAL
AND MIGftATION BET~EEN
FROM A FAIRLY
GROUPS
A GROUP
SUPPOSEDLY
CATEGORY
SITES.
SINCE
ABUNDANT
WHICH
SUCH A CLUSTERING
PROVIDE
THE GftEEN RIVER
OCCUPATION
ARTIFACTS
AND DESCftlBE A SPECIFIC
BE UTILIZED.
IN AREAS DEFINED
COMMUNICATION
IS TO LOCATE
POPULATION,
SHOULD
As MENTIONED
LOCATED
IF ONE
THEY WERE
1. Carlson Annis, Butler Co., Kent.
2. Read Shell Midden, Butler Co., Kent.
3. Indian Knoll, Ohio Co., Kent.
4. Kirkland Site, Mclean Co., Kent.
5. Ward Site, Mclean Co., Kent.
6. Parrish Villaqe, Hopkins Co., Kent.
MADE,
ELABORATION
WITHIN
WHICH
rUNCTION
FROM
IN DIRECT
WEIGHT,
OF STONE
APART
AND ANTLER
TO SUGGEST
THROWER
WHICH
WEIGHTS
3).
ARE rOUND
FROM WE88'S
AS A SPEAR-THROWER
WEIGHT
(WEBB
THAT
DECAYED,
RATHER
(1946,
(SEE F'IGURE
FROM
THE PLAUSIBLE
RECONSTRUCTIONS
IT SEEMS MORE
THAN LIKELY
THAT THE BANNER-STONE
STATUS
POSITION.
ADDITIONAL
ARCHAIC
UTILITARIAN
ALSO SERVED
ARE A NUMBER
NON-UTILITARIAN
MAN TO FASHION
ANO CORRECT
STONE
DISTANCE
SPEAR
AND ANTLER
OF THE BANNER-STONE
IT IS REASONABLE
AND ADDITIONAL
THE DIRECT
ALIGNMENTS
IN NUMEROUS
WAS
FOUND
ON A WOODEN
DISCUSSION
COMPLEX
THE
LEVERAGE
OF
BURIALS
OF' ATTACHING
ACTUALLY
TO CONCLUDE
THESE
rUNCTION,
AN ATLATL
or FACTORS
FUNCTION.
WEIGHTS
IT MAY ALSO BE
AS AN INOICATOR
SEEMS
WHICH
or A RANKED
MIGHT
AND
THE WEIGHTS,
1955).
ARQUED
THIS
WITH
HANDLE,
ONLY THE STONE
THAT THE BANNER-STONE
NOT ONLY
ARE USUALLY
MOUNTED
OF' THE ACTUAL MANNER
TO ITS PURELY
THERE
WITH
ASSOCIATED
TO GIVE WEIGHT
AND THE REST OF THE ATLATL
ASSOCIATED
WEIGHTS.
ORDER
19508),
BANNER-STONES
19508).
IS, THE ANTLER
COMPLETE
4).
199OA,
BUT THEY
LEAVING
1950A,
TO THE THROWING-STICK
IN ADOlTION
1946,
ALL ORIGINALLY
WAS UTILIZED
(ALSO SEE KElLAR
or THE BANNER-STONE
IN BURIALS
IN THE SAME
TME BANNER-STONE
WEIGHT
ASPECT
OF THE ATLATl,
(SEE FIGURE
HAO LONG SiNCE
or RANK.
THE ARTIFACTS
FOUND
CONTEXT
NON-UTILITARIAN
USE AS THROWING-STICK
PORTIONS
HOOK
ARCHAEOLOGICAL
THEIR
DR SYMBOLS
SAMPLED,
THAT THEY WERE
OS..lECTS INTACT.
INDICATE
FROM KENTUCKY
TO THEIR
ALIGNMENT
SHOULD
or THE UTILITARIAN
SITES
lESS PERISHABLE
AND TME PARTICULAR
MARKERS
EVIDENCE
POINT
THE MAJORITY
THAT
STATUS
THE SIX KENTUCKY
OTHER
rOUND
EVIDENCE
FROM BURIAL
BANNER-STONES
,S
THEY WERE
AS SOCIAL
POSITIVE
COMES
or DESIGN,
INDICATE
THE MATERIAL
UTILIZED
By
TO HAVE BEEN
SELECTED
F'OR
Fig. 3. Burials with associated atlalt parts in situ.
Parts of atlatl complex are circled (after Webb 1946).
Ffg.4. Suggested method of mountinq a banner-stone as
an atlatl weight (after Webb 1950b).
ITS
ATTRACTIVE
STEATITE,
WERE
COLOR
BANDED
THE
SURrACE
SLATE,
MATERIALS
Of
AND
EACH
GRAIN
rlNE
MOST
REQUIRED
TO
SURrACE,
AND
PERfORATE
CONCERN
roR
ARTICLE.
WINGS
ITS
fiRST
THAN
ONE
ANOTHER
WERE
TAKEN
THAT
WERE.
BROKEN
WITH
TO
REPAIR
INCLUDED
AND
THE
CLUE
THEIR
IT WAS
INCLUDED
IN SPECIAL
REASONS.
FIRSTLY,
BANNER-STONES.
VERY
ACCOMPANIED
OF
TYPE
OF
TO
SIGNIfY
SOME
INDIVIDUALS
OUTSIDE
FREQUENTLY
SIX
SITES
OF
AN
INCH
THICK
WHICH
GRAVE
GOOD
WERE
THE
IN MIDDEN
EXAMINED,
HEAPS
A TOTAL
TERM
AND
MIDDLE
ARCHAIC
TREATMENT
GRE~TER
CONTEXT,
Of
BE
DEFERENCE
RANDOMLY
BANNER-STONES,
IN A PilE
IN USE
FURTHER
HERE
OR
AN
OR
15%
FOR
THREE
NEARLY
THESE
INCLUSION
THREE
INDICATION
THAN
FOUND
WITHIN
THEN
THE
PRESTIGE
ARE
AND
CONTAINED
FINALLY,
RARE.
THE
UTILIZATION;
BURIALS
DEAD,
PAINS
INTENTIONALLY
DESTROYED
GOODS.
THE
NO
BANNER-STONES
BANNER-STONES
WAS
THE
WAS
GREAT
WHilE
IS USED
BANNER-STONES
SCATTERED
67
OF
WING
DEPOSITED
ARCHAIC
BURIAL
UTiliTARIAN
IN USE.
fOR
INClUDEO
GRAVE
IS THAT
THAT
TO
THE
I).
OR
REPAIRED
POLISH
RESEMBLE
EACH
AND
MORE
ORDINARY
FREQUENTLY
GRAVE
"SPECIAL"
WHICH
ADDITIONAL
AND
MOST
SKILL,
INDICATES
or
BROKEN
IMPORTANCE
EARLY
ACCORDED
BURIAL
BE
EDGE
POLISHED
AND
or WHICH
fiGURE
IT SEEMS
PECK
AN
rUNCTION
IN THE
TO
THE
A DIFFERENTIAL
(SEE
HIGHLY
IN TIME,
DRilL
FOR
QUARTZITES
THE
FORM,
THE
WERE
ENOUGH
IN AN
THAT
HOWEVER,
ATLATL.
COLORED
SOME
PROBABLY
BURIALS
BY
SHOWN
WERE
SCATTERED
FEW
SECONDLY,
SEEM
MADE
BURIALS.
WERE
BE
IN HANDLING.
INVESTMENT
DESIGNS,
OF SUFFICIENT
ALWAYS
ANY
A REED
WELL
BROKEN
ALSO
WITH
rORMS
IMPORTANT
HOWEVER,
CORRECT
NON-UTILITARIAN
rRAGMENTS
WAS
THE
THEIR
INTENTIONALLY
BANNER-STONE
OUT
WOULD
EASE
1939).
GREAT
SO
IN BURIALS,
AND
THE
POLISHED
Of
ITS
(KNOBLOCK
FORM
THAN
WERE
SIXTEENTH
TO
THE
rlNElY
Dr BUTTERrLIES,
MORE
HAMMER
MANurACTURE
ELABORATE,
TO
rOR
GRANITE,
CHOSEN
ATTESTS
MATERIAL
THAN
GRAINED
orTEN
WEIGHT
THEN
RATHER
THAT
OTHERS.
QUITE
THE
OF
FACTS
SITES.
THE
TOTAL
OF
THE
SAMPLE,
WAS
LOCATED
RANDOMLY
WOULD
IN BURIALS
IN THE GENERAL
SUGGEST
INDIVIDUALS
WITHIN
RECEIVING
TREATMENT
THE PERSONS
INDIVIDUALS
A TOTAL
TREATMENT
2,153
OF
(SEE TABLE
WERE
THEIR
BURIED
NUMBER
INCLUDED
OF SYSTEM
I DO NOT~ HOWEVER,
INTEND
TO INDICATE
TO SUGGEST
SOME REASON,
WAS RANKED
PAPER TO SPECIFY
TOD£MONSTRATE
OPERATION.
[VIDENCE
CONSIDERATION
WEIGHTS
PERSONS
LIVING
FROM THE TOTAL
INDICATES
NUMBER
HUNTING
CHILDREN
WERE
THE SUBSISTENCE
THE OWNERS
ENGAGED
MIGHT
OF SPEAR
or BURIALS
MAY HAVE BEEN
THE
FROM
INDIVIDUAL
IT SEEMS
ADULT
61,
ONLY
4).
THIS
BASED
MALES
OF
OR
ON PRESTIGE.
POSITIONS
BUT ONLY
WAS
INCLUDED
THE ETHNOGRAPHIC
EXCAVATIONS.
FROM
WHO WERE
BURIALS.
WHICH
EVIDENCE
ACTIVITIES
THAT
CLOSELY
OF
OF
AND SMALL
INVOLVED
THEY WERE
THAT THE ACTUAL
MOST
INCLUDE
IN BURIALS
THAT WOMEN
IT IS UNLIKELY
PROBABLE
IN
FROM THE DIFFERENTIAL
AT ALL SIX SITES
GATHERING
FOR
OF THIS
IN BANNER-STONE
SUPPOSE
BUT
THAT,
BE CONJECTURED
WERE
3%,
DIFFERENTIAL
WERE,
IN THE GENERAL
WE MIGHT
OF THE ARCHAIC.
THROWERS.
STATUS
or INDIVIDUALS
IN THE CONSIDERABLE
PURSUITS
THE MAJORITY
6 SITES THAT WERE SAMPLED,
MAY BE INrERRED
CATEGORY
PEOPLES,
IN SOME WAY
FOR SUCH RANKING
THAT BANNER-STONES
AND GATHERING
or
HOWEVER,
IT IS NOT THE PURPOSE
AND
OF ALL AGES AND BOTH SEXES.
NUMBER
OF THE POPULATION
IN BURIALS
OF THE AGE AND SEX
WERE
STATUSES
OF RANKED
OF SUCH A SYSTEM
or THIS SOCIAL
DISTRIBUTION
~NY TYPE OF STRATIFICATION,
CRITERIA
SYSTEM
LOCATED
IN BURIALS,
(SEE TABLE
OF A SEGMENT
THE EXACT
WE~E
BY A LARGE
OF WHICH
OF RANKED
THE REST.
or BANNER-STONES
THE NATURE
ATLATL
WHAT
ABOVE
THAT A SIMPLE
DISTRIBUTION
[VIDENCE
THE PRESENCE
THIS
THAT GIVEN
THE
BANNER-STONES
A TYPE
RATHER
FROM
EXCAVATED
SUGGESTS
I).
A MANNER
FROM
WERE
85%,
INCLUSION
IN SUCH
FOR EXAMPLE,
BURIALS
OR
POSSESSED
THAT WAS DIFFERENT
BURIED.
NUMBER
OF THE TOTAL
EXCAVATIONS
THE POPULATION.
THAT
376,
THE REMAINING
THAT BANNER-STONES
INDICATES
THE
WHILE
OWNERS
INVOLVED
IN
WOULD
SEEM
A MALE
TO LEAVE LITTLE
POSSESSION,
5
TABLE
ACCOMPANIED
or GRAVE
PROBABLY
HIGHLIGHTS
BY OTHER
GOODS
DOUBT
ASSOCIATED
INTENTIONALLY
ARTIF'ACTS, RED OCNRE,
ITEMS SUCH AS CACHES
THE ANTLER
"OOMS
THIS EXCLUDES
PINS,
AND BITS OF CLOTH.
INDICATE
ANY
INTENTIONALLY
OR ORNAMENTATION.
DIFFERENCES
THIS
SINCE
A
AS DErlNED
PLACED
NO EVIDENCE
INTENTIONALLY
PLACED
GRAVE
or THE ENTIRE
SAMPLE
OF
GRAVE
TY~E
GOODS
GOODS.
GOODS
THE NUMBER
MIGHT
INDICATE
HAVE
ITEMS DOES
ARTICLES
THESE
BEST TO EXCLUDE
HIGHER
or GRAVE
ADORNMENT
CONTAINED
OR
ARTIFACTS,
ONLY
INTENTIONALLY
GRAVE
INCLUDING
NOT
OISTINGUISHING
or BURIALS
WITH
BEEN
OF DRESS
OF' ALL TYPES
IN THE ARCHAIC,
THE RELATIVELY
WOULD
TO PERMIT
ITEMS or PERSONAL
Or THOSE BURIALS
COMPLEX,
AWLS, CLOTHES
IT IS PROBABLY
or BURIALS
UTILITY
OF' THESE
THE VAST MAJORITY
SINCE,
RARE,
GORGETS,
BUT RATHER
2,153 BURIALS CDNTAINEO
AND BANNER-STONES.
ARE RAT"ER
AND GRAVE
EITHER
USUALLY
IN THE CATEGORY
WHICH
ON THE FREQUENCY
MAY surrlCE.
WERE
OF THE ATlATL
ARE NOT SUFFICIENT
OF DRESS,
PREDOMINANTLY
OF' ARTIFACTS,
THE PRESENCE
GENERALIZATION
OF' ANY ARTlrACTS,
GOODS.
BEADS,
ARTlrACTS,
THE DATA
ABOVE,
BURIALS
AND HANDLES
AS SHELL
IN THE ELABORATENESS
INFORMATION.
GOODS,
SUCH
WAS
OF' HUNTER.
ALL ITEMS or DRESS
ADORNMENTS
PINS,
THE ROLE
OFF'ERED GRAVE
PART or PERSONAL
HAIR
WITH
WEIGHT
THE FACT THAT BANNER-STONE
I INCLUDE
AND BANNER-STONES.
THAT THE ATlATL
80TH
GOODS
18~
PLACED
OF ANY
BANNER-STONES
RANK OF THE
INDIVIDUALS
eURI ED TMERE.
By TAKING
POSSISILITY
GATHERERS
POSSESSING
A RATHER
EMERGES;
~ARGE
THAT
THAT EXPLOITED
IS, THE SMALL BANDS
THE TERRITORY
A KINO or SEASONAL
HAY HAVE EMERGED
LEAP rROM THE DATA
IN RESPONSE
MIGRATIONS
AND SOME LEADERSHIP
POPULATION
MOVEMENTS
MIGHT BE
GUIDED
AUTHDRITY.
TO ENVIRONMENTAL
TO COORDINATE
CITED,
or SEMI-NOMAOIC
MAY HAVE BEEN
OR EPISODIC
INrERRED
ALREADY
THIS
rACTORS
THEM.
WHICH
HUNTERS
AND
BY AN INDIVIOUAL
AUTHORITY
DEMANDED
EVlDENCE
rROM THE SAMPLE
AN ENTICING
SITES.
STATUSSEASONAL
or SUCH
r,VE
or THESE
Table 1
Intra-Site Distribution of Banner-Stones
Number of BannerStones in General
Excavations
Number of BannerStones in Burials
N
%
N
%
248
87
38
20
100
Ward
8
K1rkland
Total Number of
Banner-Stones
At Each Site
N
%
13
286
100
0
a
20
100
62
5
38
13
100
3
100
a
0
3
100
Carlson Annis
72
88
10
12
82
100
Read Shell
Midden
25
64
14
36
39
100
376
85
67
15
443
100
Indian Knoll
Parrish
TOTAL
Abbreviations:
AGE GROUP
Nb - New Born
SA - Sub Adult 18-20 years
I - Infant x-3 years
VA - Young Adult 21-35 years
C - Child 4-12 years
MA - Middle Aqed 36-55 years
J
OA - Old Adult 56-x years
- Juvenile estimated age
A - Adolescent 13-17 years
Table 2
Combined Total of Banner-Stones in
Burials From 5 Sites·
Male
Female
Nb
Indeterminate
Total
1
1
I
10
1
1
12
C
2
1
3
6
1
1
1
7
J
A
5
1
SA
3
1
4
VA
26
7
33
MA
2
2
OA
Undetermined
TOTAL
1
48
72%
11 16%
8
1
12%
67
100%
• The sixth site, the Parrish Villaqe site was omitted from this table
since no banner-stones were found in burial context there.
* Only 5 sites are included here since the Parrish Village site contained no banner~stones in burial context.
** Only burials of males from these sites have included multiole banner~stones.
two banner-stones.
In each case the burial included
Total Number of Burials Compared to
Burials with Banner-Stones
Total Number of
Burials With
Banner-Stones
Kirkland
Read Shell Midden
Total Number of
Burials
35
880
o
133
5
433
o
70
12
247
9
390
61
3%
2,153
100%
Burials With Grave Goods
Comoared With
Total Number of Burials
Buri a1s With
Grave Goods
Kirkland
Read Shell Midden
Total Number
of Burials
187
880
76;
133
33
433
6
70
33
247
43
390
378
18%
2,153
100%
SITES
APPEA~
SHO~T
PE~IODS
THE SIXTH
TO HAVE BEEN SMALL
OF TIME,
SITE,
SETTLEMENT
AN AVERAGE
OF
SUGGEST
IS IN ACCO~D
BY SANDERS
WITH
BURIALS
FACTORS
AS, SEASONALLY
ABUNDANT
THE "SPECIAL"
OR STATUS
NEW ROLE DIFFERENTIATED
EPISODIC
LEAOERSHIP
ENVIRONMENTAL
ATLATL,
THAT
AUTHORITY
WHICH
~r BURIALS
SUGGESTS
SIZE or A HUNTING
BAND
EXPLOITING
A SPECIAL
SIZE
(1962),
SANDERS
HAVE
LEADERSHIP
or A HUNTING
WAS BASED
IN SHORT,
ON THE BASIS
or "SPECIAL"
IN OTHER
STATUS
REPRESENT
RELATIVELY
AND OTHERS.
COULD
OTHER
BE
FOR
IN RESPONSE
TO
EVIDENCE;
SUCH
LIKE TO SUGGEST
THE EMERGENCE
THAT
IN THE ARCHAIC
OF A SEA~ONAL
MAY HAVE EMERGED
IT IS
RECOGNIZE
INSUFFICIENT
or THE EXERCISE
AS
UPON CRITERIA
AND PRICE
I WOULD
BAND
IN RESPONSE
or A
OR
TO PARTICULAR
rACToRS.
ALTHOUGH
UTILITARIAN
BURIALS
DURING
ONE.
WE CURRENTLY
RESOURCES.
~ESOU~CES.
SPECIAL
THIS DIFrERENTIATION
er WHICH
r.~
PERMANENT
THE NUMBER
TO EVERY
SERVICE
WHICH
UTILIZED
SCATTE~ED
NUMBER
THE PREDICTED
LEADERSHIP
LEVEL OF ORGANIZATION.
ENVIRONMENTAL
IN ADDITION,
(1968),
WE~E
A MORE
ONE or WHOM8CCUPIED
AND PRICE
THiS SPECIAL
WHICH
HAVE MIGRAT£D
TO THE TOTAL
THAN AGE AND SEX, THE ONLY CRITERIA
A BAND
COULD
THAT THE AVERAGE
STATUS.
THAT
GReUPS
35 UNDlrFERENTIATED
35 INDIVIDUALS,
POSSIBLE
SEASONALLY
RELATIVE
THIS AREA WAS
SUGGESTED
TO EXPLOIT
OF THE YEi.R.
BURIALS
THE DATA
THIS
SITES
MAY HAVE REPRESENTED
SMALLER
SEASONS
OR BANNER~ST.NE
W~RDS,
INDIAN KNOLL,
rROM WHICH
LESS ABUNDANT
P~OBABLY
HABITATION
THE BANNER-STONE
rUNCTION
or SERVING
IT CAN ALSO BE SHOWN
IS, IT IS A MARKER
THE PARTICULAR
CAN BE DEMONSTRATED
PORTION
AS AN ADDITION
or A SOCIAL
or THE POPULATION
PERrORMED
TO THE THROWING
TO HAVE AN ADDITIONAL
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STICK
NON-UTILITARIAN
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EMERGED
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WALTER, STEPHEN L. "C~NFLICT
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THE
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tf
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1913.
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1971.
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1973.
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CHANGE
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1973.
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GIRL
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CALIFORNIA
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GARCIA, MIKEL MARY.
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1973.
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1973.
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1973.
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1970.
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1970.
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1971.
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1971.
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~ROM CHUMASH
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1973.
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HARTMEYER,
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1973.
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1972.
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1973.
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1968.
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I
AN
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1973.
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1972.
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1973.
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A
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1972.
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1973.
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1973.
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1972.
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1973.
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1973.
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r,
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973.
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1972.
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1970.
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1971.
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SITE."
1973.
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1972.
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"A CLOSER
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1972.
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1972.
A SELECT
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UNIVERSITY
or
DENVER,
DENVER,
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WATTS, HOWARO.
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1971.
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1973.
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1973.
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1971.
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1972.
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1971 .
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1971.
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l.
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·
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"STATE VERSUS CHIEFDOM:
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1972.
OF CULTURES
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1973.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL
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1972.
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1970.
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1970.
AND FAMILY
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"ARCHAEOLOGICAL
C.
AND PAKISTAN:
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CEREMONIAL
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A
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"THE DEMA-DEITY
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NORMAN.
I G I ON. "
1973.
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SOUTH
IN RELATION
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TO OKLAHOMA
A
STRATIFIED
OLD QUARTZ
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1972 •
"AN ECOL.OGICAL ANALYS IS Of SAMI C (LAPP)
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"A COMPARISON
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1972.
KING,
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1973.
BEASLEY, WILLIAM DANA.
"9 Mu 100, XUK:
MURRAY COUNTY, NORTHERN GEORGIA."
Rn
(CONT.)
Of' THE NON-CERAMIC
ARTIFACTS FROM A
SITE IN GLADES COUNTY, FLORIDA."
1971.
JONES, P. A.
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JOHNSON,
FLORIDA
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"AN ANALYSIS or ABORIGINAL CERAMICS
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1972.
LEE, CHUNG Ho.
"CULTURAL
ASIA."
1973.
TRADITIONS
IN THE PREHISTORY
FROM EIGHTEENTH
or NORTHEAST
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THE CATHOLIC
CHARISMATIC
RENEWAL MOVEMENT
IN ATLANTA."
1973.
MIDGETTE, REBECCA TURNER.
SAVANNAH RIVER AREA."
SMITH,
BETTY
POTTERY."
ANDERSON.
"DOCTOR
AND VILLAGE
MEDICINE
IN THE CENTRAL
1972.
"AN ANALYSIS
OF REGIONAL
VARIATIONS
or DEPTFORD
1972.
STOCKLEY, FRANCINE JENNA.
"THE MEANING
Russ IAN ORTHODOX
1CONS."
1973.
WHITCOMB, DONALD SCOTT.
1RAN. " 1971.
AND RELIGIOUS
"THE PROTO-ELAMITE
PERIOD
SIGNlrlCANCE
AT TALI,I-GHAZIR,
or
19E3;.
IDAHO STATE
UNIVERSITY,
POCATELLO,
IDAHO
Bucv,
DOUGLAS R.
"A TECHNOLOGICAL
WESTERN IDAHO."
1972.
ClOW,
Ti~OTHY J.
"AN A~ALYS;S OF BANNOCK
SHOS~ONI
AND ,ATTEMPTED SUICIDE PATTERNS."
1971.
CORLISS, D~VID M.
"NECK WIDTH:
PROJECTILE POINTS."
1972.
ANALVSIS
A USEFUL
OF A BASALT
YOUNG
MEASUREMENT
MUTO,
FALK,
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AOULT
FORK
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1972.
Guv R.
"A TECHNOLOGICAL
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IN
OF STONE
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"AN UPLAND HUNTING CAMP ON THE NORTH
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1973.
M ILLF:R, SUjUNNE H.
IN SOUTHEASTERN
QUARRV
E.
"THE HASKETT
OF THE EARLY
STAGES
IN THE
1971.
TRADITION:
A VIE~
FROM REDFISH
1973.
DEAN DAVIS.
"EVOLUTION OF CRANIAL
CULTURAL CHANGES IN THE HOMINIDAE."
CAPACITIES
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ELIAS.
"SECULARIZATION
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1971.
TURNER, JAMES WEST.
"THE HINDI
ANALYSIS."
1973.
SUPARLAN,
PAR5UDI.
A MEDIUM SIZED
KINSHIP
IN RELATION
TO
1972.·
OrtGANIZATION
TERMINOLOGY:
"THE JAVANESE IN BANOUNG:
INDONESIAN CITY."
1972.
A STUDY
A FORMAL
AMONG
SEMANTIC
OF ETHNICITY
IN
ESKILDEN, GUSTAVE A.
"THE ORIGIN AND PERSISTENCE
OF THE INCEST TABOO AND
ITS RELATION TO THE GENESIS AND EVOLUTION OF HUMAN SOCIETY:
A CRITIQUE
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1971.
FIELDS, BRIAN ALLAN.
PAIUNTHROPUS. II
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HUENEMANN,
T~IBE
JANE.
"THE PHYLOGENY
AND TAXONOMIC
CLASSIFICATION
OF'
1970.
"IDAH,
SCULPTO~
OF BENI~:
COURT
A~T AND P£Rs6NAL
OF THE MUSIC
OF THE WINNEBAGO
1970.
LYNN.
"AN HISTORICAL
OF NEBftASKA."
1970.
ISHKAN, ROGER G.
PREFIGURATIVE
"SYSTEMS ANTHROPOLOGY:
CULTURE."
1971.
JWAIDEH, IGBAL.
"THE HISTORY
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OF' INFANTS."
"A
PROPOSED
COMMUNITY
STUDY
IN THE
AND FUNCTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
OF' PATRILATERAL
IN THE MIDDLE EAST."
1970.
SCHEDULE
FOR THE CROSS-CULTU~AL
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1971.
LEAHY, ELIZABETH ANN.
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"COMMUNITY
STUDY
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1971.
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"PEASANT
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1970.
OF NEW YORK STATE
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1970.
SANDSTROM, ALAN R.
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1971.
SCHUTZ, NOEL WiLLIAM JR.
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LINGUISTIC CLASSIFICATION.1t
1972.
OF' THE CONCEPT
A
STUDY
OF THE
IN REMOTE
SPIREK, DENNIS G.
"VALIDITY OF SAMPLING DATA ON STATURE AND WEIGHT OF
MILITARY ACCEPTABLE PERSONNEL
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1971.
THAYER, JAMES STEEL.
"THE
THOUGHT. "
1972.
TOMAK, CURTIS H.
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OF MYTH
OCCUPATIONS
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IN THE VICINITY
OF GREEN
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1970.
BRADLEY, LAWRENCE
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THEORY
E.
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KANSAS."
1973.
AT A LATE ARCHAIC
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"CHIROPRACTIC
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1972.
OF LABOR
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IN
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HORAY, PAT.ICK
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JOHNSON, EILEEN
AND tLOIUL
KATZ,
J.
"EDUChTION
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"AN ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
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VELIZ, VITO.
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1972.
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A. "LOUISIANA
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GROUP IDENTITY."
1913.
FROM THE PIEDRA
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BLANCA
A STUDY
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SITE,
AND MAINTENANCE
PUNTARENAS:
FERNANDEZ,
RONALD lOUI,.
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DISCUSSION EXEMPLIFIED
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1911.
A THEORETICAL
IN MONTREAl.ff
MURRAY, WILLIAM B.
"A PROJECTIVE ApPROACH TO SOCIAL DESCRIPTION:
OF DATA FROM THIRTEEN BLAC~ NOVA SCOTIAN COMMUNITIES.ff
ANALYSIS
MCGILL
UNIVERSITY,
MONTREAL,
CANADA
(CONT.)
SHA~PE, SYDNEY B.
"HOUS~HOLD P~ODUCTION AND COMPOSI~IQN:
ARE-STUDY
Of' S014E ASPECTS Of' St)CIAL CHANGE IN NEVIS, WEST INDIES."
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BAY
ANDIN.~
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1972.
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DANS
UNIVERSITY
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1969.
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LA T~NE
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1973.
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1972.
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1973.
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1971.
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1972.
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1972.
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1973.
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1972.
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1972.
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1973.
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A
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A
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l;f
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SQCIO-CULTURAL
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1972.
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"ANTHROPOLOGICAL
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AN HISTORICAL
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1973.
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1973.
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1913.
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1973.
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INUIT
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UNIVERS ITY Of BR I11 SH COLUMBI A, VANCOUVER,
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1973.
"A
MULLATTI,
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1972.
PrRSKY, STAN.
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ORGAN,ZATION
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1972.
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1972.
BASED
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INSTITUTION."
1973 •
STUART,
R.
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1972 •
THOMAS, R. C.
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1972.
COMPOSITION:
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lirE
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1972.
OF'
PARTICIPATION:
GU.JARAT:
A STUDY
~.DDENOUM (CONT.)
fLORIDA
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COCKRELL,
WI LBURN
PA'f1'E:RHS
A.
ON MARCO
TALLAHASSEE,
"GLADES
IslAMD
fLORIDA
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MCCALL, ROBERT D.
METABOL ISM. "
(CONT.)
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