Maritime adaptation on the northern Alaska Peninsula

Arctic Anthropology

Volumn 35, Issue 1, 1998, Pages 187-203

  Dumond, Don E ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF OREGON   (United States)

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ADAPTATION; ECONOMIC ACTIVITY; ECONOMIC HISTORY; FISHING COMMUNITY; HUNTING; PREHISTORIC;

UNITED STATES;

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17. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
18. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
19. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
20. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
21. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
22. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
23. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
24. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
25. Dumond, Don E. 1963 Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93-104. 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108-1115. 1977 Subsistence and Seasonally. In: Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Coast of Shelikof Strait, by G. W. Clark, pp. 101-110. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 13. Eugene. 1979 People and Pumice on the Alaska Peninsula. In: Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology, edited by P. D. Sheets and D. K. Grayson, pp. 373-392. Academic Press, New York. 1981 Archaeology on the Alaska Peninsula: The Naknek Region, 1960-1975. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 21. Eugene. 1983 Trends and Traditions in Alaskan Prehistory: The Place of Norton Culture. Arctic Anthropology 19(2):39-51. 1987a The Eskimos and Aleuts. (Revised edition; first edition 1977). Thames and Hudson, London. 1987b Prehistoric Human Occupation in Southwestern Alaska: A Study of Resource Distribution and Site Location. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 36. Eugene. 1988 The Alaska Peninsula as Superhighway: A Comment. In: The Late Prehistoric Development of Alaska's Native People, edited by R. D. Shaw, R. K. Harritt, and D. E. Dumond, pp. 379-388. Aurora, Alaska Anthropological Association Monograph Series No. 4. Anchorage. 1990 A Southern Origin for Norton Culture? In: Culture Contact and Change in Arctic and Subarctic Areas of Asia and North America: A Symposium, organized by J. W. VanStone, R. Shaw, and R. Harritt, pp. 149-178. Prepublication compilation of the Alaska Anthropological Association. 1991 The Uyak Site in Regional Prehistory: The Cultural Evidence. In: The Uyak Site on Kodiak Island: Its Place in Alaskan Prehistory, by D. E. Dumond and G. R. Scott, pp. 57-114. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers No. 44. Eugene. 1992 Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Chignik-Port Heiden Region of the Alaska Peninsula. In: Contributions to the Anthropology of Southcentral and Southwestern Alaska, edited by R. H. Jordan, F. de Laguna, and A. F. Steffian, pp. 89-108. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 24(1-2). 1994a A Reevaluation of Late Prehistoric Houses of the Naknek Region. Arctic Anthropology 31(2):108-118. 1994b The Uyak Site in Prehistory. In: Reckoning with the Dead, edited by T. L. Bray and T. N. Killian, pp. 43-53. Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, D.C. 1995 Whale Traps on the North Pacific? In: Hunting the Largest Animals, edited by A. P. McCartney. Studies in Whaling No. 3. The Canadian Circumpolar Institute, University of Alberta.
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