The Moundville Expeditions of Clarence Bloomfield Moors, edited and with an Introduction by Vernon James Knight Jr. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, 1996

Douglas R Givens

doi:10.5334/bha.07207

Abstract

The University of Alabama Press has done a valuable service to the Americanist archaeological community by reprinting certain parts of Clarence B. Moore's Moundville's work. As part of their series "Classics in Southeastern Archaeology", this volume provides the historian of Americanist archaeology yet another glimpse into the Moore's classic work at Moundville. <br />

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1996 "An Archaeologist Before His Tune: George Reisner and the First American Dig in the Hoiy Land," BiblicalArchaeology Review, 22(6):[68-69, 76]
This volume will especially be welcomed in the libraries of those inter ested in the origins and development of Southeastern archaeology in the United States
University and college libraries will find that the volume will be an indispensable acquisition to there collections relating to the history of Americanist archaeology

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1996 "An Archaeologist Before His Tune: George Reisner and the First American Dig in the Hoiy Land," BiblicalArchaeology Review, 22(6):[68-69, 76]. 1992 Alfred WnceIllKidder and the Development ofAmericanistArchaeology, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. The MoundviUe tJjtWns ofClarence Bloom/ieldMoo,.., edited and with an Introduction by Yemon James Knight, Jr. University ofAlabama Press, Tuscaloosa., 1996, vii-vtii+224 pages.

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