Americanist Culture History

The Emeryville Shellmound (selected pages); M. Uhle. Report of the Committee on Archaeological Nomenclature; J.H. Wright, et al. Archaeological Investigations in the Valley of Mexico by the International School; F. Boas. Areas of American Culture Characterization Tentatively Outlined as an Aid in the Study of Antiquities (selected pages); W.H. Holmes. Chronology of the Tano Ruins, New Mexico (selected pages); N.C. Nelson. Zuñi Culture Sequences; A.L. Kroeber. An Outline for a Chronology of Zuñi Ruins (selected Pages); L. Spier. A Design-Sequence from New Mexico; A.V. Kidder. Notes on the Pottery of Pecos; M.A. Kidder, A.V. Kidder. Diffusion and Independent Invention: A Critique of Logic; J.H. Steward. The Culture-Area and Age-Area Concepts of Clark Wissler; A.L. Kroeber. Editorials: Methodology in the Southwest; H.S. Gladwin. Analysis of Village Site Collections from Louisiana and Mississippi (selected pages); J.A. Ford. A Chronological Method Applicable to the Southeast; J.A. Ford. Report of the Conference on Southeastern Pottery Typology; J.A. Ford, J.B. Griffin. Handbook of Northern Arizona Pottery Wares (selected pages); H.S. Colton, L.L. Hargrave. 23 Additional Papers. Index.

`...should also play a significant role in reminding current archaeologists of the forgotten and unappreciated complexities of the Americanist cultural historical paradigm as it developed during the first 60 or so years of the 20th century. The Rise and Fall of Culture History and Americanist Culture: Fundamentals of Time, Space, and Form together form the most comprehensive and focused commentary on theoretical developments in American archaeology between 1900 and 1960.' North American Archaeologist, 22:4 (2001)