Interpretations of Culture Change in the Eastern Woodlands During the Late Woodland Period. Richard W. Yerkes, editor, with contributions by Patrick J. Munson, David P. Braun, Patty Jo Watson, John O'Shea, and Richard Michael Gramly. Occasional Papers in Anthropology No. 3. Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1988. 97 pp. $4.50 (paper).

David M Stothers

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Interpretations of Culture Change in the Eastern Woodlands During the Late Woodland Period. Richard W. Yerkes, editor, with contributions by Patrick J. Munson, David P. Braun, Patty Jo Watson, John O'Shea, and Richard Michael Gramly. Occasional Papers in Anthropology No. 3. Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1988. 97 pp. $4.50 (paper).

David M Stothers

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Journal: American Antiquity

Publication Date: Jan 1, 1990

Affiliation: University of Toledo

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Interpretations of Culture Change in the Eastern Woodlands During the Late Woodland Period. Richard W. Yerkes, editor, with contributions by Patrick J. Munson, David P. Braun, Patty Jo Watson, John O'Shea, and Richard Michael Gramly. Occasional Papers in Anthropology No. 3. Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1988. 97 pp. $4.50 (paper). - Volume 55 Issue 1

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