James W. VanStone
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1129722A
Top Subjects
- Field Museum of Natural History -- Catalogs (13)
- Alaska (6)
- Athapascan Indians (3)
- Chipewyan Indians (2)
- 19th century (2)
- Alaska -- Antiquities (2)
- Villages -- Alaska -- History -- 19th century (2)
Books by James W. VanStone
Total count: 52
The economy and population shifts of the Eskimos of Southampton IslandNorthern Co-ordination and Research Centre1959-01-01
The economy of a frontier communitya preliminary statementNorthern Co-ordination and Research Centre1961-01-01
Point Hope, an Eskimo village in transition.University of Washington Press1962-01-01
An archaeological collection from Somerset Island and Boothia Peninsula, N.W.T.1962-01-01-
Point Hope, an Eskimo village in transitionUniversity of Washington Press1962-01-01
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The Snowdrift ChipewyanNorthern Co-ordination and Research Centre, Dept. of Northern Affairs and National Resources1963-01-01
The Snowdrift ChipewyanNorthern Co-ordination and Research Centre1963-01-01-
The changing culture of the Snowdrift ChipewyanNational Museums of Canada1965-01-01
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Eskimos of the Nushagak riveran ethnographic history.University of Washington Press1967-01-01
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An annotated ethnohistorical bibliography of the Nushagak River region, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1968-01-01
Tikchik villagea nineteenth century riverine community in Southwestern AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1968-01-01
An annotated ethnohistorical bibliography of the Nushagak River region, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1968-01-01-
Tikchik villagea nineteenth century riverine community in Southwestern AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1968-01-01
Kijik: an historic Tanaina Indian settlementField Museum of Natural History1970-01-01
Kijikan historic Tanaina Indian settlementField Museum Press1970-01-01-
Akulivikchuka nineteenth century Eskimo village on the Nashagak River, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1970-01-01
Historic settlement patterns in the Nushagak River region, AlaskaField Museum Press1971-01-01
Nushagak, an historic trading center in southwestern AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1972-01-01
Nushagakan historic trading center in southwestern AlaskaField Museum Press1972-01-01
The first Peary collection of polar Eskimo material cultureField Museum of Natural History1972-01-01-
An early archaeological example of tattooing from Northwestern AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1974-01-01
Athapaskan adaptations: hunters and fishermen of the subarctic forestsAldine Pub. Co.1974-01-01
Athapaskan adaptationshunters and fishermen of the subarctic forestsHarlan Davidson1974-01-01-
The Bruce collection of Eskimo material culture from Port Clarence, Alaska.Field Museum of Natural History1976-01-01
Historic Ingalik settlements along the Yukon, Innoko, and Anvik Rivers, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1979-01-01
Ingalik contact ecologyan ethnohistory of the lower-middle Yukon, 1790-1935Field Museum of Natural History1979-01-01
The Bruce collection of Eskimo material culture from Kotzebue Sound, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1980-01-01
Athapaskan clothing and related objects in the collections of Field Museum of Natural HistoryField Museum of Natural History1981-01-01
The Speck collection of Montagnais material culture from the lower St. Lawrence drainage, QuebecField Museum of Natural History1982-01-01
The Simms collection of Plains Cree material culture from southeastern SaskatchewanField Museum of Natural History1983-01-01-
Cultures of the Bering Sea regionpapers from an international symposiumInternational Research & Exchange Board1983-01-01
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Material culture of the Davis Inlet and Barren Ground Naskapi: the William Duncan Strong collectionField Museum of Natural History1985-01-01
Material culture of the Davis Inlet and Barren Ground Naskapithe William Duncan Strong collectionField Museum of Natural History1985-01-01
An ethnographic collection from northern Sakhalin IslandField Museum of Natural History1985-01-01-
The Simms collection of southwestern Chippewa material cultureField Museum of Natural History1988-01-01
Nunivak Island Eskimo (Yuit) technology and material cultureField Museum of Natural History1989-01-01-
Indian trade ornaments in the collections of Field Museum of Natural HistoryField Museum of Natural History1989-01-01
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The Nordenskiöld collection of Eskimo material culture from Port Clarence, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1990-01-01
The Nordenskièold collection of Eskimo material culture from Port Clarence, AlaskaField Museum of Natural History1990-01-01
The Isaac Cowie collection of Plains Cree material culture from Central AlbertaField Museum of Natural History1991-01-01-
Material culture of the Blackfoot (Blood) Indians of Southern AlbertaField Museum of Natural History1992-01-01
Material culture of the Chilcotin Athapaskans of west central British Columbiacollections in the Field Museum of Natural HistoryField Museum of Natural History1993-01-01
The Noice collection of Copper Inuit material cultureField Museum of Natural History1994-01-01-
Ethnographic collections from the Assiniboine and Yanktonai Sioux in the Field Museum of Natural HistoryField Museum of Natural History1996-01-01
The Cherry collection of Deg Hit'an (Ingalik) material cultureField Museum of Natural History1996-01-01
An ethnographic collection from the Northern Ute in the Field Museum of Natural HistoryField Museum of Natural History1997-01-01
Mesquakie (Fox) material culturethe William Jones and Frederick Starr collectionsField Museum of Natural History1998-01-01-
Hunters and fisherman of the Arctic forestsAldine Transaction2008-01-01
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Hustlers, Beats, and OthersTaylor & Francis Group2017-01-01
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Hunters and Fishermen of the Arctic ForestsTaylor & Francis Group2017-01-01
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HypnosisDevelopments in Research and New PerspectivesTaylor & Francis Group2017-01-01
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Hustlers, Beats, and OthersTaylor & Francis Group2017-01-01