[25]Harold S. Gladwin, _Men Out of Asia_ (1947), 62.
[26]Carl Sauer, personal communication, 1946.
[27]Gladwin, _op. cit._, 56-59.
[28]_Ibid._, 95-103.
[29]_Ibid._, 137-146.
[30]_Ibid._, 147-156, 165-183.
[31]_Ibid._, 221-243.
[32]Joseph B. Birdsell, “The Problem of the Early Peopling of the
Americas as viewed from Asia,” in _Papers on the Physical
Anthropology of the American Indian_, ed. William S. Laughlin
(1951), 1-68.
Chapter 10
[1]Erland Nordenskiöld, “Origin of the Indian Civilizations in South
America,” in _The American Aborigines_ (1933), 262-263. Harold S.
Gladwin, _Excavations at Snaketown: Part 2, Comparisons and
Theories_ (Medallion Papers, Gila Pueblo, no. 26, 1937), 137-148.
Kenneth P. Emory, “Oceanic Influence on American Indian Culture:
Nordenskiöld’s View,” _Journal, Polynesian Society_, 51:126-135
(1942).
[2]Robert H. Lowie, _The History of Ethnological Theory_ (1937), 77-78.
[3]Herbert J. Spinden, “Origin of Civilizations in Central America and
Mexico,” in _The American Aborigines_ (1933), 225.
[4]Spinden, “The Prosaic vs. the Romantic School in Anthropology,” in
_Culture, the Diffusion Controversy_ (1927), 53.
[5]Nordenskiöld, _An Ethno-Geographical Analysis of the Material Culture
of Two Indian Tribes in the Gran Chaco_ and _Modifications in Indian
Customs Through Inventions and Loans_ (Comparative Ethnographical
Studies, nos. 1 and 8, 1919, 1930) and “The American Indian as an
Inventor,” in _Source Book in Anthropology_, ed. Kroeber and
Waterman (rev. ed., 1931), 488-505, and “Origin of the Indian
Civilizations in South America,” in _The American Aborigines_
(1933), 249-311.
[6]Nordenskiöld, “Origin, etc.,” 287.
[7]Aleš Hrdlička, “The Derivation and Probable Place of Origin of the
North American Indian,” _Proceedings, 18th International Congress of
Americanists_ (1913), 62.
[8]Earnest A. Hooton, Introduction to Harold S. Gladwin, _Men Out of
Asia_ (1947), xi.
[9]Gladwin, _Excavations at Snaketown_, 2:131, 152, 136.
[10]Roland B. Dixon, _The Building of Cultures_ (1928), 206-207.
[11]Curt Sachs, _The History of Musical Instruments_ (1940), 178.
[12]Alfred Kroeber, _Anthropology_ (1923), 386.
[13]Alfred V. Kidder, Foreword to Gladwin, _op. cit._, 2:vii.
[14]Nordenskiöld, “Origin, etc.,” 256, 249.
[15]Willard F. Libby, _Radiocarbon Dating_ (1955), 129.
[16]Gonzalo Aguirre Beltrán, _La Población negra de México_ (1947).
[17]Gladwin, _Men Out of Asia_ (1947), xiv-xv.
[18]Peter H. Buck, _Vikings of the Sunrise_ (1938), 314.
[19]Gilbert N. Lewis, “The Beginning of Civilization in America,”
_American Anthropologist_, new ser., 49:1-24 (1947).
[20]Thor Heyerdahl, “The Voyage of the Raft _Kon-Tiki_,” _Natural
History_, 57:264-271, 286-287 (June, 1948).
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