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Aleš Hrdlička. Anthropological Survey in Alaska
Anthropological Survey in Alaska
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
General Remarks
Footnote
Northwest Coast—Juneau
THE COAST INDIANS
NOTES OF ARCHEOLOGICAL INTEREST
THE WRITER'S TRIP ON THE YUKON
TANANA—YUKON
ANCIENT MAN
THE INDIANS AT TANANA
Ruby
Galena
Nulato (Pl. 1, b)
Kaltag
The Anvik People
Bonasila
Holy Cross
Ghost Creek
Footnote
Paimute
Russian Mission
Marshall
St. Michael
About Nome
ABORIGINAL REMAINS
Nome—Bering Strait—Barrow
Savonga
The Diomedes
THE YUKON TERRITORY—SITES, THE INDIANS, THE ESKIMO
The Tanana
BRIEF HISTORICAL DATA
Footnote
POPULATION
Footnote
Indian Sites and Villages Along the Tanana
Footnote
LOWER TANANA, NENANA TO YUKON
The Yukon Below Tanana
BRIEF HISTORY
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The Yukon Natives
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Native Villages on the Yukon and in the Vicinity, 1843 (Zagoskin, III, 39-41)[23]
Footnote
PRESENT CONDITIONS
Archeology of the Yukon
THE RANDOM SPECIMENS
Location of Villages and Sites on the Yukon
Pre-Russian Sites
ARCHEOLOGY OF CENTRAL ALASKA
Ancient Stone Culture
THE POTTERY
THE ALASKAN GROOVED STONE AX [Pl. 10]
ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE YUKON
Footnote
The Living Indian
Skeletal Remains of the Yukon
Footnote
Skeletal Parts
Skeletal Remains from the Bank at Bonasila
THE CRANIA
ADDITIONAL PARTS
Footnote
The Yukon Eskimo
THE LIVING
MEASUREMENTS ON LIVING YUKON ESKIMO
SKELETAL REMAINS OF YUKON ESKIMO
Footnote
SKELETAL PARTS OF THE YUKON ESKIMO
Footnote
NOTES ON THE ARCHEOLOGY OF THE WESTERN ESKIMO REGION
Footnote
Old Sites in the Region of the Western Eskimo
Footnote
Present Location of Archeological Sites
Footnote
Sites and Villages
Footnote
Burial Grounds
Prince William Sound, Kodiak Island, Alaska Peninsula
KODIAK ISLAND AND NEIGHBORHOOD [Fig. 17]
Footnote
ALASKA PENINSULA [Figs. 18, 19]
Bristol Bay to Cape Romanzof
Cape Romanzof to Northern (Apoon) Pass of the Yukon and Northward
Footnote
South Shore of Seward Peninsula West of Bluff
Scammon Bay, Norton Sound, South Coast of Seward Peninsula, to Cape Rodney [Fig. 22]
The Northern Shore of the Seward Peninsula
Kotzebue Sound, Its Rivers and Its Coast Northward to Kevalina
Seward Peninsula, Kotzebue Sound, and Northward
Kevalina—Point Barrow
POINT HOPE (TIGARA)
Footnote
POINT HOPE TO POINT BARROW
BARROW AND POINT BARROW
The St. Lawrence and Diomede Islands
ST. LAWRENCE ISLAND
THE DIOMEDE ISLANDS AND THE ASIATIC COAST [Figs. 27 and 28]
PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Earlier Data
Footnote
Older Anthropometric Data on the Western Eskimo
STATURE AND OTHER MEASUREMENTS ON THE LIVING
Footnote
THE SKULL
Footnote
Present Data on the Western Eskimo
THE LIVING
MEASUREMENTS OF LIVING WESTERN ESKIMO
Footnote
Physiological Observations
Footnote
Summary of Observations on the Living Western Eskimo[136]
Footnote
Remarks
Footnote
Present Data on the Skull and other Skeletal Remains of the Western Eskimo
THE SKULL
Footnote
SKULL SIZE
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MODULE AND CAPACITY
Footnote
ADDITIONAL REMARKS ON CRANIAL MODULE
SKULL SHAPE
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HEIGHT OF THE SKULL
Footnote
THE FACE
THE NOSE
Footnote
THE ORBITS
THE UPPER ALVEOLAR ARCH
Footnote
THE BASION-NASION DIAMETER
PROGNATHISM
Footnote
SKULLS OF ESKIMO CHILDREN
Crania of Eskimo Children
Principal Cranial Indices in Children Compared With Those in Adults
Footnote
THE LOWER JAW
Footnote
Strength of the Jaw
Breadth of the Rami
Other Dimensions
Footnote
The Angle
Résumé
Mandibular Hyperostoses
Footnote
Main References
Footnote
SKELETAL PARTS OTHER THAN THE SKULL
Footnote
Western Eskimo: the Long Bones
Footnote
Western Eskimo, Long Bones: Comparative Data
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Long Bones in Eskimo and Stature
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Length of Principal Long Bones, and Stature in the Living, on the St. Lawrence Island
Long Bones vs. Stature in Eskimo of Smith Sound[199]
Footnote
A STRANGE GROUP OF ESKIMO NEAR POINT BARROW
Anthropological Observations and Measurements on the Collections
Physical Characteristics
Footnote
ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF THE ESKIMO
Origin of the Name "Eskimo"
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Opinions By Former and Living Students
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Theories as to the Origin of the Eskimo
ASIATICS
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AMERICAN
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EUROPEAN
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OPPOSED TO EUROPEAN
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MISCELLANEOUS AND INDEFINITE
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DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS INDICATED BY PRESENT DATA
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SUMMARY
BIBLIOGRAPHY
