Herbert Joseph Spinden
Also known as
Herbert Joseph Spinden
Born 1879-02-01
Died 1967-02-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL14963094A
Top Subjects
- Writing (1)
- Mayan languages (1)
- Agriculture (1)
- Indians (1)
- Archaeological surveying (1)
- Methodology (1)
- Aerial photography in archaeology (1)
Books by Herbert Joseph Spinden
Total count: 16
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The Origin and distribution of agriculture in America1917-01-01
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New World correlations1926-01-01
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Deciphering Mayan mysterieshow the archeologist proceeds with the baffling task of prying into the secrets of the hieroglyphs of the ancient Mayan chronologistsScientific American1928-01-01
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Thank the American IndianScientific American1928-01-01
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Airplane to help find ancient hidden ruinsreport that Lindbergh recently saw a long-lost Maya structure from the air suggests the use of planes in Central American explorationThe New York Times1929-01-01
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History of the study of Maya hieroglyphs1930-01-01
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Indian symbolismExposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc.1931-01-01
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Recent archeological discoveriesin Central America and MexicoEncyclopaedia Britannica Inc.1933-01-01
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Brooklyn museum school serviceBrooklyn museum1934-01-01
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Tabular view of Maya chronologyMuseum1935-01-01
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Handbook of Brooklyn Museum school serviceillustrated charts of collateral material for classroom use in teaching geography, history and artBrooklyn Museum1936-01-01
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A final word on the Maya correlation1940?].1940-01-01
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Weaknesses of Mexican chronology1940-01-01
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Westward hoa handbook for the exhibition of the same name on the romatic history of westward expansion in the United States. Exhibition dates: February 9-April 10, 1949Brooklyn Museum. Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences1949-01-01
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Primitive art of Africa, the Americas, Pacific IslandsAfrican wood sculptures, ivories, Benin bronzes, Mexican sculptures, masks, pottery, textiles, Central American, New Guinea and New Zealand early art : also of the American Indian and Eskimo tribesKende Galleries, Inc.1950-01-01
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The historical position of the Toltecs[s.n.]