Name/Title
King Hill, Fanning and LearyEntry/Object ID
2009.3.229Description
King Hill, Fanning and Leary, a Study of Oneota Ceramic Variability is a typed copy of a thesis done by Carol B. Raish for her Degree of Master of Arts in the Graduate College in the University of Nebraska, 1979. The thesis compares pottery from three Oneota sites: King Hill, Fanning and Leary. King Hill and Fanning are considered protohistoric. Many tables and research by others is included in the thesis. This book is from the Don Reynolds library.
175/Softbound/Illustrations/Maps/Tables.Collection
Don and Maudie Reynolds CollectionLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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BookNomenclature Sub-Class
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsLOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Ceramics, PotterySearch Terms
Native American, St. Joseph Archaeology, King Hill, Fanning Site, Leary Site, Onetoa CultureBook Details
Author
Raish,Carol B.Place Published
City
LincolnState/Province
NebraskaDate Published
1979Call No.
Archaeology RANotes
Copy No.: 1