The Writings of William C. Sturtevant Compiled by William L. Merrill

NOTE.—The authors of jointly prepared publications are in­ ence on Iroquois Research, pages 9-12. Albany: New York State serted, in the original order of appearance, within square brack­ Museum and Science Service. ets following the dates of publication. 1955. Unsigned review of The Piltdown Forgery, by J.S. Weiner. Yale Re­ view, 45(l):xii-xiv. 1952. Review oi Florida's Seminole Indians, by W.T. Neill. Florida An­ 1955. Unsigned review of The Micmac Indians of Eastern Canada, by thropologist, 5(3-4):65-67. W.D. Wallis and R.S. Wallis. United States Quarterly Book Review, 1953. [Harold C. Conklin and William C. Sturtevant] Seneca Indian Sing­ 11(2):230. ing Tools at Coldspring Longhouse: Musical Instruments of the 1956. Billy Bowlegs, Not Marcy's Scout Bushman. Chronicles of Okla­ Modem Iroquois. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Soci­ homa, 33(4):547-548. ety, 97(3): 262-290. 1956. Osceola's Coats? Florida Historical Quarterly, 34(4):315-328. 1956. R.H. Pratt's Report on the Seminole in 1879. Florida Anthropolo­ 1953. Chakaika and the "Spanish Indians": Documentary Sources Com­ gist, 9(1): 1-24. pared with Seminole Tradition. Tequesta, 13:35-73. 1956. A Seminole Personal Document. Tequesta, 16:55-75. [Reprinted, 1953. [George W. Grace and William C. Sturtevant] Linguistic Question­ 1987, In William C Sturtevant, editor, A Seminole Source Book, naire. 13 pages. New Haven: Tri-Institutional Pacific Program. item 17, New York: Garland Publishing.] 1954. The Medicine Bundles and Busks of the Florida Seminole. Florida 1956. Unsigned review of On the Track of Prehistoric Man, by H. Kuhn. Anthropologist, 7(2):31-70. [Reprinted, 1987, in William C. Sturte­ Yale Review, 45(3):x-xiv. vant, editor, A Seminole Sourcebook, item 14, New York: Garland 1956. Review oi Benjamin Hawkins—Indian Agent, by M.B. Pound. Amer­ Publishing.] ican Anthropologist, 58(6): 1164-1165. 1954. Statement of William C. Sturtevant Regarding S. 2747 and H.R. 1957. [William C. Sturtevant and Margaret C. Blaker] [Proceedings of the] 7321. In U.S. Congress, Joint Hearing before the Subcommittees of Tenth Conference on Iroquois Research, Red House, New York, Oc­ the Committees on Interior and Insular Affairs, Congress of the tober 26-28, 1956. 4 pages. [Albany: New York State Museum and United States, Eighty-third Congress, Second Session, on S. 2747 Science Service.] and H.R. 7321. ...Part 8. Seminole Indians, Florida, March 1 and 2, 1957. Selected References on the Seminole Indians. Smithsonian Informa­ 1954, pages 1136-1137. Washington, D.C: U.S. Government Print­ tion Leaflet, 98: 3 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. ing Office. [Revised, 1961, under the title "An Annotated List of References on 1954. The Mikasuki Seminole: Medical Beliefs and Practices. 538 pages. the Seminole Indians."] Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Yale University. [Reproduced as 1957. Anthropology as a Career. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 100: 18 No. 67-11,355 by Bell and Howell Information and Learning, Ann pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Revised and Arbor, Michigan.] somewhat expanded, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1963, for reprinting by the 1954. Review oi Journey into Wilderness, by J.R. Motte; edited by J.F. Smithsonian Institution as Smithsonian Institution Publication, Sunderman. Florida Historical Quarterly, 32(4):300-304. 4343. Reprinted, 1959, without the bibliography, in Morton H. 1954. Unsigned review of The Southern Indians: The Story of the Civilized Fried, editor, Readings in Anthropology, volume 1, Physical Anthro­ Tribes before Removal, by R.S. Cotterill. United States Quarterly pology, Linguistics, Archaeology, pages 6-14, and volume 2, Cul­ Book Review, 10(2): 173. tural Anthropology, pages 581-587, New York: Crowell; second 1954. Unsigned review of The Iroquois Eagle Dance: An Offshoot of the edition of the same work published in 1968.] Calumet Dance, with An Analysis of the Iroquois Eagle Dance and 1957. Bibliography on Indian Languages and Language Families. Smith­ Songs, by Gertrude Prokosch Kurath, by W.N. Fenton. United sonian Information Leaflet, 133: 6 pages. Washington, DC: Smith­ States Quarterly Book Review, 10(2):205-206. sonian Institution. [Revised, 1961, by William C. Sturtevant and 1955. Notes on Modern Seminole Traditions of Osceola. Florida Histori­ Wallace L. Chafe.] cal Quarterly, 33(3-t):206-217. 1957. American Indian Languages. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 134: 1955. A Selected Bibliography of Material Culture. 69 pages. New Haven, 2 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Reprinted, Connecticut: Peabody Museum. I960.] 1955. The Tri-Institutional Pacific Program and Its Linguistic Aspects. 1957. The Cherokee Language. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 137: 2 [Abstract.] Bulletin of the Philadelphia Anthropological Society, pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. 8(3):5-7. 1958. Accomplishments and Opportunities in Florida Indian Ethnology. In 1955. [Harold C. Conklin and William C Sturtevant] [Summary ofj After­ Charles H. Fairbanks, editor, Florida Anthropology, pages 15-55. noon Session [on Ethnology.] In Proceedings of the Ninth Confer- Tallahassee: Florida Anthropological Society and Florida State Uni­ versity, Department of Anthropology. [Florida Anthropological So­ ciety Publication, 5 ("4"), and Florida State University, Department William L. Merrill, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of of Anthropology, Notes in Anthropology, 2.] Natural History, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. 20560- 1958. Siouan Languages in the East. American Anthropologist, 60(4): 0112, USA. 738-743.

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1958. Review of Sun Circles and Human Hands, by E.L. Fundaburk and Smithsonian Institution. M.D.F. Foreman. George Washington University Alumni Review, 1961. Comment on Gertrude P. Kurath's "Effects of Environment on Cher­ 23(2):9. okee-Iroquois Ceremonialism, Music, and Dance." In William N. 1958. Review of Sun Circles and Human Hands, by E.L. Fundaburk and Fenton and John Gulick, editors, Symposium on Cherokee and Iro­ M.D.F. Foreman. Science, 128(3314):23-24. quois Culture. Bulletin, Bureau of American Ethnology, 180: 1958. Review of The American Indian in Graduate Studies, by F.J. Docks- 197-204. tader. American Anthropologist, 60(2):383. 1961. Comment on "The Study of Social and Religious Systems in North 1958. Review of The Seminoles, by E.C McReynolds. American Anthro­ American Archaeology," by William H. Sears. Current Anthropol­ pologist, 60(2):386. ogy, 2(3):243-244. 1958. Reviews of The American Indian as Hunter and A Brief History of 1961. Huronim [Hurons]. Encyclopedia Hebraica, 13:952-953. Jerusa­ the Indian Hunter, by J. Witthoft. American Anthropologist, 60(3): lem: Massadah Ltd. [In Hebrew.] 621. 1961. Taino Agriculture. In Johannes Wilbert, editor, The Evolution of 1958. Review of The Ethnobotany of the Island Caribs of Dominica, by Horticultural Systems in Native South America: Causes and Conse­ W.H. Hodge and D. Taylor. American Anthropologist, 60(4):767. quences—A Symposium. Antropologica, supplement, 2:69-82 1958. Selected References on the Indians of Southeastern North America. [Spanish text, pages 120-125]. Caracas: Sociedad de Ciencias Natu- Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 174: 16 pages. rales La Salle. [Reprinted, 1991, in William F. Keegan, editor, Earli­ 1958. Selected References on Present-Day Conditions among United est Hispanic/Native American Interactions in the Caribbean, pages States Indians. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 175: 9 pages. 241-254, New York: Garland Publishing.] Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Revised, 1961, by Wil­ 1961. Review of The American Heritage Book of Indians. New York Her­ liam C. Sturtevant; revised, 1969, by Samuel Stanley and William ald Tribune Books, 29 October:5. C. Sturtevant.] 1961. Review of Board and Table Games from Many Civilizations, by 1958. Selected Bibliography of Maps Relating to the American Indian. R.C Bell. American Anthropologist, 63(6): 1396. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 197: 4 pages. Washington, D.C: 1962. Spanish-Indian Relations in Southeastern North America. Ethnohis­ Smithsonian Institution. tory, 9(1):41—94. [Reprinted, 1991, in David Hurst Thomas, editor, 1959. A Suggestion for Field Recordings. Ethnomusicology, 3(2):75-76. Ethnology of the Indians of Spanish Florida, pages 307-360, New 1959. Authorship of the Powell Linguistic Classification. International York: Garland Publishing.] Journal of American Linguistics, 25(3): 196-199. 1962. Grant No. 2771 (1960): North American Indian Material in Euro­ 1959. Selected References on the Indians of North Eastern North America. pean Museums. American Philosophical Society Yearbook, 1961: Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 227: 17 pages. Washington, D.C: 588-591. Smithsonian Institution. [Revised, 1966.] 1962. [Thomas Gladwin and William C. Sturtevant, editors] Anthropology 1959. Review of The Travels of William Bartram, edited by F. Harper. and Human Behavior, vii+214 pages. Washington, D.C: Anthropo­ American Anthropologist, 61(3):548. logical Society of Washington. 1959. Review of The Discoveries of John Lederer, edited by D.L. Rights 1962. A Newly-Discovered 1838 Drawing of a Seminole Dance. Florida and W.P. Cumming. Ethnohistory, 6(2): 187-189. Anthropologist, 15(3):73-82. 1959. Selected References on American Indian Basketry. Smithsonian In­ 1962. Bibliography on American Indian Medicine and Health. Smithson­ formation Leaflet, 230: 7 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian ian Information Leaflet, 99 (revised): 39 pages. Washington, D.C: Institution. Smithsonian Institution. 1959. Selected References on North American Indian Clothing. Smithson­ 1962. Review oi Essai d'analyse structurale appliquee a la cuisine diola, ian Information Leaflet, 234: 4 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithson­ by L.-V Thomas. International Journal of American Linguistics, ian Institution. 28(1):61. 1959. Selected References on North American Indian Songs and Dances. 1962. Review of 77ie Application of Genetics to Cotton Improvement, by J. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 79 (revised): 9 pages. Washington, Hutchinson. American Anthropologist, 64(5): 1131-1132. D.C: Smithsonian Institution. 1962. Review oi Some Costumes of Highland Burma at the Ethnographi­ 1960. A Technique for Ethnographic Note-Taking. American Anthropolo­ cal Museum of Gothenberg, by H.H. Hansen. American Anthropolo­ gist, 61(4):677-678. gist, 64(5): 1088-1089. 1960. Hayda [Haida]. Encyclopedia Hebraica, 14:55. Jerusalem: Massadah 1962. Review oi Indian Art in America, by F.J. Dockstader. American An­ Ltd. [In Hebrew.] thropologist, 64(5): 1113-1114. 1960. Hrdlicka, Ales. Encyclopedia Hebraica, 15:184. Jerusalem: Mas­ 1962. Review oi Apologies to the Iroquois, by E. Wilson. American An­ sadah Ltd. [In Hebrew.] thropologist, 64(5): 1116-1117. 1960. A Seminole Medicine Maker. In Joseph B. Casagrande, editor, In 1963. Creek. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 6:720. the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists, pages 1963. Seminole Myths of the Origins of Races. Ethnohistory, 10(l):80-86. 505-532. New York: Harper and Brothers. [Reprinted, 1964, with 1963. Review oi Almost White, by B. Berry. Ethnohistory, 10(3):289-291. same pagination, in paperback edition of volume, retitled In the 1963. Reviews of The Journal of Christopher Columbus, translated by C. Company of Man: Twenty Portraits of Anthropological Informants, Jane, and Natural History of the West Indies, by Gonzalo Fernandez New York: Harper Torchbooks.] de Oviedo, translated and edited by S.A. Stoudemire. Ethnohistory, 1960. The Significance of Ethnological Similarities between Southeastern 10(2): 189-194. North America and the Antilles. Yale University Publications in An­ 1964. [Translation, headnote, and footnotes] A Jesuit Missionary in South thropology, 64: 58 pages. Carolina, 1569-70. In Wilcomb E. Washburn, editor, The Indian 1960. Review of Memoirs or a Quick Glance at My Various Travels and and the White Man, pages 167-175. Garden City, New York: Dou­ My Sojourn in the Creek Nation, by L. Milfort. American Anthropol­ bleday and Co. ogist, 62(4):704. 1964. [John M. Goggin and William C Sturtevant] The Calusa: A Strati­ 1960. Review oi Southeastern Indians: Life Portraits, by E.L. Fundaburk. fied, Nonagricultural Society (with Notes on Sibling Marriage). In American Anthropologist, 62(4):704. Ward H. Goodenough, editor, Explorations in Cultural Anthropol­ 1960. Selected References on Indian Wars and Warfare. Smithsonian In­ ogy: Essays in Honor of George Peter Murdock, pages 179-219. formation Leaflet, 48 (revised): 18 pages. Washington, D.C: New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co. NUMBER 44 39

1964. Studies in Ethnoscience. In A. Kimball Romney and Roy G. D'An­ Tribes," in The Indian Historian, 2(2):42.] drade, editors, Transcultural Studies in Cognition. American Anthro­ 1967 ("1965"). Catalog of Early Illustrations of Northeastern Indians. Eth­ pologist, 66(3) part 2 (special publication):99-131. [Reprinted, nohistory, 12(3):272—273. [Date on title page is 1965; actually pub­ 1968, in R.A. Manners and D. Kaplan, editors, Theory in Anthropol­ lished in 1967.] ogy: A Sourcebook, pages 475-500, Chicago: Aldine. Reprinted, 1967. Early Indian Tribes, Culture Areas, and Linguistic Stocks. In Na­ 1972, in James P. Spradley, editor, Culture and Cognition: Rules, tional Atlas of the United States of America, 2 maps, unpaginated. Maps, and Plans, pages 129-167, San Francisco: Chandler. Re­ Washington, D.C: Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Sur­ printed in part, 1974, in J.W. Berry and P.R. Dasen, editors, Culture vey. [Reprinted, 1970, in The National Atlas of the United Stales of and Cognition: Readings in Cross-Cultural Psychology, pages America, pages 130-132, Washington, D.C: U.S. Department of the 39-59, London: Methuen.] Interior, [U.S.] Geological Survey.] 1964. [Charles H. Fairbanks, Irving Rouse, and William C. Sturtevant, ed­ 1967. Scalping. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 19:1135. itors] Indian and Spanish: Selected Writings by John M. Goggin. 1967. Seminole Men's Clothing. In June Helm, editor, Essays on the Ver­ 329 pages. Coral Gables, Florida: University of Miami Press. bal and Visual Arts, pages 160-174. Seattle: University of Washing­ 1964. [Stanley Diamond, William C. Sturtevant, and William N. Fenton] ton Press. [Proceedings of the American Ethnological Society Memorandum. In U.S. House of Representatives, Hearings before Annual Spring Meeting, 1966. Reprinted, 1987, in William C. Stur­ the Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the Committee on Interior tevant, editor, A Seminole Sourcebook, item 16, New York: Garland and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives, Eighty-eighth Con­ Publishing.] gress. First Session, on H.R. 1794. H.R. 3343 and H.R. 7354. 1967. Urgent Anthropology: 1. Smithsonian-Wenner-Gren Conference. ...May 18, July 15, 16, August 8, 9. 12, 19 and 20, October 31, No­ Current Anthropology, 8(4):355-359, 361. vember 1, December 9 and 10, 1963, Salamanca, NY, and Wash­ 1967. Guide to Field Collecting of Ethnographic Specimens. Smithsonian ington, D.C, pages 504-505. Washington, D.C: U.S. Government Information Leaflet, 503: 41 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Printing Office. [This memorandum also appeared, under the same Institution. [Second edition, revised, 1977.] title, in U.S. Senate, Hearing before the Subcommittee on Indian 1967. "Plains Indian Religion," review of O-kee-pa, by George Catlin, Affairs of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United centennial edition, edited by J.C. Ewers. Nature, 216(5118):886. States Senate, Eighty-eighth Congress, Second Session, on S. 1836 1967 ("1966"). Anthropology, History, and Ethnohistory. Ethnohistory, and H.R. 1794. ...March 2, 1964, pages 109-111. Washington, 13(1-2): 1-51. [Date on title page is 1966; actually published in D.C: U.S. Goverment Printing Office. It was reprinted, 1964, un­ 1967. Reprinted, 1968, in James A. Clifton, editor, Introduction to der the title: "Memorandum Submitted to Subcommittees on Indian Affairs of the Senate and House of Representatives," American An­ Cultural Anthropology: Essays in the Scope and Methods of the Sci­ thropologist, 66(3):631-633.] ence of Man, pages 451—475, Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co.] 1968. Lafitau's Hoes. American Antiquity, 33(l):93-95. 1964. John Mann Goggin, 1916-1963. American Anthropologist, 66(2): 1968. Categories, Percussion, and Physiology. Man, new series, 3(1): 385-394. 133-134. 1964. John White's Contribution to Ethnology [and catalog commentaries 1968. [William C. Sturtevant and Samuel Stanley] Indian Communities in on the North American Indian entries]. In Paul Hulton and David the Eastern States. The Indian Historian, 1(3): 15-19. Beers Quinn, The American Drawings of John White, 1577-1590, 1968. Review of Lukas Vischer (1780-1840), Kunstler, Reisender, Sam- with Drawings of European and Oriental Subjects, 1:37-43, mler, by F. Anders, M. Pfister-Burkhalter, and CF. Feest. American 85-113, 138-139, 140. London: The Trustees of the British Mu­ Anthropologist, 70(6): 1220-1221. seum, and Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press. 1968. Review of The Creek Frontier, 1540-1783, by D.H. Corkran. Man, 1964. Five Civilized Tribes. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9:396-397. new series, 3(1): 154. 1964. Seminole. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 20:313H. 1968. Review of The Bureau of American Ethnology: A Partial History, 1965. Mutilations and Deformations. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 6: by N.M. Judd. American Anthropologist, 70(4)774—775. 1106-1107. 1969. History and Ethnography of Some West Indian Starches. In Peter J. 1965. Tattooing. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 21:834. Ucko and G.W. Dimbleby, editors, The Domestication and Exploita­ 1965. Preliminary Annotated Bibliography on Eastern North American In­ tion of Plants and Animals, pages 177-199. London: Gerald Duck­ dian Agriculture. Bulletin, Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 3:1-24. worth and Co. 1965. Historic Carolina Algonkian Cultivation of Chenopodium or Ama­ 1969. Anthropological Archives. [Letter to the editor.] Newsletter of the ranthus. Bulletin, Southeastern Archaeological Conference, 3: American Anthropological Association, 10(3):4. 64-65. 1969. Does Anthropology Need Museums? In Daniel M. Cohen and 1965. Report of the Book Review Editor. American Anthropologist, 67(3): Roger F. Cressey, editors, Papers Presented at a Symposium on Nat­ 768-771. ural History Collections, Past, Present, Future. Proceedings of the 1965. Ethnographic Details in the American Drawings of John White, Biological Society of Washington, 82:619-649. 1577-1590. Ethnohistory, 12(l):54-63. 1970. Agriculture on Artificial Islands in Burma and Elsewhere. Proceed­ 1965. Couvade: Toward the Resurrection of Father Schmidt's Stillbirth. ings of the Eighth International Congress of Anthropological and American Anthropologist, 67(5): 1287. Ethnological Sciences, 1968, Tokyo and Kyoto, 3:11-13. Tokyo: 1966. Ethnological Collections and Curatorial Records. Museum News, Science Council of Japan. [Original title, "Agriculture on Artificial Islands in Burma, Kashmir, and Elsewhere."] 44(7): 16-19. 1971. Anthropology Today. 565 pages. Del Mar, California: CRM Books. 1966. Duration of Graduate Study for the PhD. Fellow Newsletter, Ameri­ [William C. Sturtevant served as one of 34 contributing consultants can Anthropological Association, 7(6):3-4. to the volume and prepared the draft for the section on pages 1966. [Richard H. Manville and William C. Sturtevant] Early Specimens 346-350; no editor is listed.] of the Eastern Wolf, Canis lupus lycaon. Chesapeake Science, 7(4): 218-220. 1971. Traditional Crafts and Art of Northwest Coast Indians. In [Program 1966. Selected References on the Indians of Northeastern North America. of the] 1971 Festival of American Folklife July 1-5 [pages 18-21]. Smithsonian Information Leaflet, 227 (revised): 25 pages. Wash­ [Washington, D.C:] Division of Performing Arts, Smithsonian In­ ington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Three sections were re­ stitution. printed without authorization, 1969, under the title "Iroquois 1971. A Short History of the Strange Custom of Tattooing. In CH. Fel- 40 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY

lowes, The Tattoo Book, pages 1-10. Princeton, New Jersey: The E. Gill and Beth R. Read, editors, Born of the Sun: The Official Pyne Press. Florida Bicentennial Commemorative Book, page 28. Hollywood, 1971. Notes on the Creek Hothouse. Southern Indian Studies, 20:3-5. Florida: Florida Bicentennial Commemorative Journal, Inc. 1971. Creek into Seminole. In Eleanor B. Leacock and Nancy 0. Lurie, 1975. Review of God is Red, by Vine Deloria, Jr. Journal of Ethnic Stud­ editors, North American Indians in Historical Perspective, pages ies, 3(1): 104-105. 92-128. New York: Random House. [Volume reprinted, 1988, by 1976. [William C. Sturtevant and Wilcomb E. Washburn] The First Amer­ Waveland Press, Prospect Heights, Illinois; chapter reprinted, 1987, icans. In Peter C. Marzio, editor, A Nation of Nations: The People in William C. Sturtevant, editor, A Seminole Sourcebook, item 1, Who Came to America as Seen through Objects and Documents Ex­ New York: Garland Publishing.] hibited at the Smithsonian Institution, pages 4-23. New York: 1971. Review of Before Columbus, by CH. Gordon. Smithsonian, 2(5): Harper and Row. [Extracts reprinted, 1981, with added pictures and 62-63. captions by William C. Sturtevant, under the title "The First Ameri­ 1972. Smithsonian Plans New Native American Handbook. The Indian His­ cans," in American Fabrics and Fashions, 123:60-64.] torian, 4(4):5-8. [Reprinted, 1979, under the title "The New Smith­ 1976. First Visual Images of Native America. In Fredi Chiappelli, editor, sonian Handbook of North American Indians," Washington, D.C: First Images of America: The Impact of the New World on the Old, Handbook of North American Indians, Smithsonian Institution.] pages 417-454. Berkeley: University of California Press. 1972. American Indian Religions. The American Way 5(2):28-34. [Re­ 1977. Perfect Likenesses as Anthropological Evidence [and six catalog en­ printed, 1972, slightly revised, in Robert L. Iacopi, Bernard L. Fon- tries]. In Peter C. Marzio, Perfect Likenesses: Portraits for History tana, and Charles Jones, editors, Look to the Mountain Top, pages of the Indian Tribes of North America (1837-44), page 13 [and 45-51, San Jose, California: Gousha Publications.] notes on pages 18, 20, 21, 22, 24]. Washington, D.C: National Mu­ 1972. [Principal consultant] Indians of North America. National Geo­ seum of History and Technology, Smithsonian Institution. graphic, 142(6):739A [map supplement]. 1977. [Letter to the editor] Anthropology Newsletter, 18(5):2, 27. 1972. Review oi Sketches of a Tour to the Lakes, by Thomas L. McKen­ 1977. Testimony...before the National Commission for the Protection of ney. Smithsonian, 3(8): 108-110. Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research. Anthro­ 1972. [Wilcomb E. Washburn and William C. Sturtevant] Reviews of En­ pology Newsletter, 18(6): 11. graved America, by L. Glaser, and Prints in and of America to 1850, 1977. [Letter to the editor.] Anthropology Newsletter, 18(7):2. edited by J.D. Morse. American Historical Review, 77(2):479-482. 1977. The Ethnological Evaluation of the Le Moyne-De Bry Illustrations. 1973 ( '1972"). [Jerald T. Milanich and William C. Sturtevant, editors, In Paul Hulton, editor, The Work of Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, Emilio F. Moran, translator] Francisco Pareja's 1613 Confession- a Huguenot Artist in France, Florida and England, 1:69-74 [plus ario: A Documentary Source for Timucuan Ethnography. 121 pages. ethnological annotations in catalog entries on pages 163-164, 185, Tallahassee: Division of Archives, History, and Records Manage­ 204-214], foreword, catalog, and introductory studies by Paul Hul­ ment, Florida Department of State. [Date on title page is 1972; actu­ ton. [London:] Published for the Trustees of the British Museum by ally published in 1973.] British Museum Publications Ltd. in association with the Huguenot 1973. [William C. Sturtevant and Samuel Stanley] Linguistics in the Smith­ Society of London. sonian. In Eric P. Hamp, editor, Themes in Linguistics: The 1970s. 1977. Review oi Pelts, Plumes and Hides: White Traders Among the Sem­ Janua Linguarum, Series Minor, 172:14-18. The Hague: Mouton. inole Indians, 1870-1930, by H.A. Kersey, Jr. American Anthropol­ 1973. Museums as Anthropological Data Banks. In Alden Redfield, editor, ogist, 79(3)740. Anthropology Beyond the University. Southern Anthropological So- 1977. Review of The Invasion of America: Indians, Colonialism, and the ciety Proceedings, 7:40-55. Cant of Conquest, by Francis Jennings. William and Mary Quar­ 1973. Caveat Emptor—and Editor. [Letter to the editor.] Newsletter of the terly, 34(2)312-314. American Anthropological Association, 14(9):2. 1977. Culture Out of Context: Anthropologist Views Exhibition of North 1973. Domestic Noble Savages. [Review of 10 books on North American American Indian Art. Council for Museum Anthropology Newsletter, Indians.] New York Times Book Review, 18 March:36-38. 1(2): 18-20. 1974. [Editor] Boxes and Bowls: Decorated Containers by Nineteenth- 1977. The Hole-and-Slot Heddle. In Irene Emery and Patricia Fiske, edi­ century Haida, Tlingit, Bella Bella, and Tsimshian Indian Artists. 93 tors, Ethnographic Textiles of the Western Hemisphere: Irene Em­ pages. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press for the Ren- ery Roundtable on Museum Textiles, 1976 Proceedings, pages wick Gallery of the National Collection of Fine Arts. 325-355. Washington, D.C: The Textile Museum. 1974. "Man" as an Unmarked Term. [Letter to the editor.] Newsletter of 1978 ( '1977"). The Sources of Lafitau's American Illustrations. In Joseph the American Anthropological Association, 15(6):20. Francois Lafitau, Customs of the American Indians Compared with 1974. Woodsmen and Villagers of the East. In Jules B. Billard, editor, The Customs of Primitive Times, 2:271-303, edited and translated by World of the American Indian, pages 101-149. Washington, D.C: William N. Fenton and Elizabeth L. Moore. Toronto: The Cham- National Geographic Society. [Volume reprinted, 1979 and 1989.] plain Society. [Date on title page is 1977; actually published in 1974. [Principal consultant for the volume as a whole and for the accompa­ 1978. Series: Publications of the Champlain Society, 49.] nying tribal map] The World of the American Indian. Jules B. Billard, 1978. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 8, editor, 399 pages. Washington, D.C: National Geographic Society. Robert F. Heizer, editor, California, xv+800 pages. Washington, [Volume reprinted, 1979 and 1989, with map revised each time.] D.C: Smithsonian Institution. 1975. Huns, Free-thinking Americans, and the AAA. History of Anthro- 1978. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 15, pology Newsletter, 2(l):4—6. Bruce G. Trigger, editor, Northeast, xvi+924 pages. Washington, 1975. Commentary [on papers by TePaske and Tanner]. In Samuel Proc­ D.C: Smithsonian Institution. tor, editor, Eighteenth-Century Florida and Its Borderlands, pages 1978. Foreword. In Collections Policies. Indian Notes, I2(l):2-3. New 40-47. Gainesville: University Presses of Florida. York: Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation. 1975. Some Publications of the Last Decade on the History of Museum 1978. English and American. [Letter to the editor.] The Observer (Lon­ Anthropology. History of Anthropology Newsletter, 2(2): 11-13. don), Sunday, 23 July:6. 1975. Two 1761 Wigwams at Niantic, Connecticut. American Antiquity, 1978. [Margot Liberty and William C. Sturtevant] Appendix: Prospectus 40(4):437^t44. for a Collection of Studies on Anthropology by North American In­ 1975. 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ceedings of the American Ethnological Society, 1976:241 -248. St. 1980. National Dress and Citizen Dress: What Indian Delegates Wore to Paul, Minnesota: West Publishing Co. Washington. American Fabrics and Fashions, 120:14-15. 1978. [William C. Sturtevant, Warwick Bray, and Jonathan King] The 1980. Review of Les Peaux-rouges aujourd'hui, by J. Raspail. American Americas on the Eve of European Conquest. [Maps.] In Geoffrey Anthropologist, 82(4):960. Barraclough, editor, The Times Atlas of World History, pages 1980. Review of Southeastern Indians Since the Removal Era, edited by 148-149. London: Times Books. W.L. Williams. American Ethnolgist, 7(3):593-594. 1978. The Last of the South Florida Aborigines. In Jerald Milanich and 1981. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 6, Samuel Proctor, editors, Tacachale: Essays on the Indians of Florida June Helm, editor, Subarctic, xvi + 837 pages. Washington, D.C: and Southeastern Georgia during the Historic Period. Ripley P. Smithsonian Institution. Bullen Monographs in Anthropology and History, 1:141-162. 1981. Royal Incest: A Bibliographic Note. American Ethnologist, 8(1): Gainesville: University Presses of Florida. 186. 1978. Sale of Harvard Peabody Museum Collections. Council for Museum 1981. [William C. Sturtevant and Peter Macnair] Kwakiutl Indian Potlatch Anthropology Newsletter, 3(1): 16-20. and Museum Opening. American Fabrics and Fashions, 122:80-82. 1978. Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga. In William C. Sturtevant, general editor, 1981. Living with Art. In Living with Art in the Hyatt Regency Woodfield, Handbook of North American Indians, volume 15, Bruce G. Trigger, pages [3-5]. New York: Doric Publishing Co. editor, Northeast, pages 537-543. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian 1981. [Testimony on the human rights of the Yanomami, delivered 30 June Institution. 1981 before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.] 1978. Review of Drawn from Life: California Indians in Pen and Brush, Anthropology Newsletter, 22(6):23. by T. Kroeber, A.B. Elsasser, and R.F. Heizer. Journal of California 1981. John Ridge on Cherokee Civilization in 1826. Journal of Cherokee Anthropology, 5(1): 143-144. Studies, 6(2):79—91. [Corrected reprint and page headed "Some 1978. Review of Using Historical Sources in Anthropology and Sociology, Comments on John Ridge's Essay" sent to subscribers in 1982.] by D.C. Pitt. American Anthropologist, 80(2):398. 1981. R.F. Heizer and the Handbook of North American Indians. In Will­ 1979 ("1978"). Louis-Philippe on Cherokee Architecture and Clothing in iam S. Simmons and Polly McW. Bickel, editors, Contributions of 1797. Journal of Cherokee Studies, 3(4): 198-205. [Date on title Robert F. Heizer to California Ethnohistory, pages 1-5. Berkeley: page is 1978; actually published in 1979.] Archaeological Research Facility, Department of Anthropology, 1979. The Cherokee Frontiers, the French Revolution, and William Au­ University of California. gustus Bowles. In Duane H. King, editor, The Cherokee Indian Na- 1981. Animals and Disease in Indian Belief. In Shepard Krech III, editor, tion: A Troubled History, pages 61-91. Knoxville: University of Indians, Animals, and the Fur Trade: A Critique of Keepers of the Tennessee Press. Game, pages 177-188. Athens: University of Georgia Press. 1979. Preface. In Elisabeth Tooker, editor, Native North American Spiritu- 1981. Quelques representations de canots et de pirogues, a partir du XVII ality of the Eastern Woodlands, pages xi-xvii. New York: Paulist siecle. Recherches Amerindiennes au Quebec, 11(4):297—310. Press. 1981. The Ethnographical Illustrations. In Helen Wallis, editor, The Maps 1979. Southeastern Indian Formulas. In Elisabeth Tooker, editor, Native and Text of the Boke of Urography Presented by Jean Rotz to Henry North American Spirituality of the Eastern Woodlands, pages VIII, Now in the British Library, pages 67-72. Oxford: Printed for 282-293. New York: Paulist Press. Presentation to the Members of The Roxburghe Club. 1979. Black Drink and Other Caffeine-Containing Beverages among Non- 1981. Review of Native Religious Traditions, by E.H. Waugh and K.D. Indians. In Charles M. Hudson, editor, Black Drink: A Native Amer­ Prithipaul. American Ethnologist, 8(4):818-819. ican Tea, pages 150-165. Athens: University of Georgia Press. 1982 (' '1980"). Patagonian Giants and Baroness Hyde de Neuville's Iro­ 1979. [Contribution to] Used Magazines. CoEvolution Quarterly, 21: quois Drawings. Ethnohistory, 27(4)331-348 [Date on title page is 113-114. 1980; actually published in 1982; errata published in 1982 (1981 on 1979. President Sturtevant's Report, 1978-79. Council for Museum An­ title page), in Ethnohistory. 28(1 ):99.] thropology Newsletter, 4( 1 ):4-5. 1982. [Sheila Hicks and William C Sturtevant] Junius Bird: An Apprecia­ 1979. Review oi Africans and Seminoles: From Removal to Emancipation, tion. American Fabrics and Fashions, 126:11. by D.F. Littlefield, Jr. American Anthropologist, 81 (4):916-917. 1982. History of Anthropology in the Handbook of North American Indi­ 1980. [James Axtell and William C. Sturtevant] The Unkindest Cut, or ans. History of Anthropology Newsletter, 9(2): 13—15. Who Invented Scalping? William and Mary Quarterly, series 3, 1982. Review oi Indian Clothing Before Cortes, by P.R. Anawalt. Ameri­ 37(3):451-472. [Pages 452-468 reprinted, 1981, in James Axtell, can Fabrics and Fashions, 124—125:19. The European and the Indian, pages 17-35, Oxford: Oxford Univer- 1982. Reviews of Micmac Quillwork: Micmac Indian Techniques of Por­ sity Press; reprinted, 1986, without the footnotes, in Roger L. cupine Quill Decoration, by R.H. Whitehead, and Soft Gold: The Nichols, editor, The American Indian, Past and Present, third edi­ Fur Trade and Cultural Exchange on the Northwest Coast of tion, pages 47-60, New York: Knopf] America, historical introduction and annotation by T. Vaughan; 1980 ("1979"). [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Vol­ ethnographic annotation by Bill Holm. American Fabrics and ume 9, Alfonso Ortiz, editor, Southwest, xvi+701 pages. Washing­ Fashions, 127:50. ton, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Date on title page is 1979; 1983 (' 1982"). Review of "Relacion acerca de las antiguedades de los in­ actually published in 1980.] dios': el primer tratado escrito en America, by Ramon Pane; trans­ 1980. Cannibals. [Letter to the editor.] Times Literary Supplement, no. lated and edited by Jose Juan Arrom. Ethnohistory, 29(3):234-235. 4015, 7March:266. [Date on title page is 1982; actually published in 1983.] 1980. [Translations from the German on pages 45-50, plus passim identi- 1983. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 10, fications and translations of Creek and Yuchi words.] In Kristian Alfonso Ortiz, editor, Southwest, xvi+868 pages. Washington, D.C: Hvidt, editor, with the assistance of Joseph Ewan, George F. Jones, Smithsonian Institution. and William C Sturtevant, Von Reek's Voyage: Drawings and Jour- 1983. Tribe and State in the Sixteenth and Twentieth Centuries. In Elisa­ nal of Philip Georg Friedrich von Reck. Savannah, Georgia: The beth Tooker, editor, The Development of Political Organization in Beehive Press. Native North America. Proceedings of the American Ethnological 1980. The First Inuit Depiction by Europeans. Etudes Inuit; Inuit Studies, Society, 1979:3-16. Washington, D.C: American Ethnological So­ 4(I-2):47^9. ciety. 42 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY

1983. Seneca Masks. In N. Ross Crumrine and Marjorie Halpin, editors, 1988 Statement of William Sturtevant, Curator of Anthropology, National The Power of Symbols: Masks and Masquerade in the America, Museum of Natural History, and General Editor, Handbook of North pages 39-47. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press. American Indians, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, and 1983. [David J. Meltzer and William C. Sturtevant] The Holly Oak Shell Testimony of William C Sturtevant before the Select Committee on Game: An Historic Archaeological Fraud. In Robert C Dunnell and Indian Affairs, U.S. Senate, August 12, 1988. In U.S. Senate, Hear­ Donald K. Grayson, editors, Lulu Linear Punctated: Essays in ing before the Select Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Honor of George Irving Quimby. Anthropological Papers, Museum Senate, One Hundredth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2672, To of Anthropology, University of Michigan, 72:325-352. Provide Federal Recognition of the Lumbee Tribe of North Caro­ 1983. Review of My Work among the Florida Seminoles, by J.H. Glenn. lina, August 12, 1988, Washington, DC, pages 22-24, 85-88. Wash­ Florida Historical Quarterly 61(3)335-336. ington, D.C: U.S. Government Printing Office. 1983. Review of Icon and Conquest: A Structural Analysis of the Illustra­ 1988. La Tupinambisation des Indiens d'Amerique du Nord. In Gilles tions of de Bry's Great Voyages, by B. Bucher. American Ethnolo­ Therien, editor, Les figures de l'lndien. Les Cahiers du Departement gist, 10(3):609-610. d'Etudes Litteraires, 9:293-303. Universite du Quebec a Montreal. 1983. Indian-Eskimo Exhibition in Cologne: Multiple Stereotypes. Ameri­ 1988. [James B. Griffin, David J. Meltzer, Bruce D. Smith, and William C. can Indian Workshop Newsletter (Vienna), 14:1-2. Sturtevant] A Mammoth Fraud in Science. American Antiquity, 1984. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 5, 53(3):578-582. David Damas, editor, Arctic, xvi + 829 pages. Washington, D.C: 1989 ("1988"). [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Smithsonian Institution. Volume 4, Wilcomb E. Washburn, editor, History of Indian-White 1984. A Structural Sketch of Iroquois Ritual. In Michael K. Foster, Jack Relations, xiii + 838 pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institu­ Campisi, and Marianne Mithun, editors, Extending the Rafters: In­ tion. [Date on title page is 1988; actually published in 1989.] terdisciplinary Approaches to Iroquoian Studies, pages 133-152. 1989 ("1988"). Bowles, William Augustus. In William C. Sturtevant, gen­ Albany: State University of New York Press. eral editor, Handbook of North American Indians, volume 4, Wil­ 1984. Selection from the Wellington Collection at the Met. Council for comb E. Washburn, editor, History of Indian-White Relations, page Museum Anthropology Newsletter, 8(l):49-50. 624. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. [Date on title page 1984. Review of Their Number Become Thinned: Native American Popu­ is 1988; actually published in 1989.] lation Dynamics in Eastern North America, by H.F. Dobyns. Ameri­ 1989 ("1988"). [William C. Sturtevant and John Witthoft] Speck, Frank G. can Historical Review, 89(5): 1380-1381. In William C. Sturtevant, general editor, Handbook of North Ameri­ 1985. First Renderings. Wilderness, 49( 171): 17. can Indians, volume 4, Wilcomb E. Washburn, editor, History of In­ 1985. [William C. Sturtevant and David J. Meltzer] The Holly Oak Pen­ dian-White Relations, pages 686-687. Washington, D.C. dant. Science, 227(4684):242, 244. Smithsonian Institution. [Date on title page is 1988; actually pub­ 1985. Foreword. In John R. Swanton, Final Report of the United States lished in 1989.] De Soto Expedition Commission, pages v-ix. Washington, D.C: 1989. Statement of William C. Sturtevant, Anthropologist, Curator of Smithsonian Institution Press. North American Ethnology, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1985. Views of a New World. American Heritage, 36(5):82. DC and Testimony to the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Indian 1985. America from Drake's Quarterdeck: Sixteenth-Century Drawings Affairs, May 5, 1989, regarding S. 611, A Bill to Establish Adminis­ from Sir Francis Drake's Voyages Recorded Important Intelligence trative Procedures to Determine the Status of Certain Indian Groups. for England on Spanish America. American Heritage, 36(5):85-92. In U.S. Senate, Hearing before the Select Committee on Indian Af­ 1986 ("1985"). Review of The Sapir-Kroeber Correspondence, edited by fairs, United States Senate. One Hundred First Congress, First Ses­ V. Golla. Ethnohistory. 32(4)398-399. [Date on title page is 1985; sion, on S. 611, To Establish Administrative Procedures to actually published in 1986.] Determine the Status of Certain Indian Groups. May 5, 1989, Wash­ 1986. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 11, ington, DC, pages 82-85, 183-185. Washington, D.C: U.S. Gov­ Warren L. d'Azevedo, editor, Great Basin, xvi + 852 pages. Wash­ ernment Printing Office. ington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. 1990. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 7, 1986. The Meanings of Native American Art. In Edwin L. Wade, editor, Wayne Suttles, editor, Northwest Coast, xv+777 pages. Washing­ The Arts of the North American Indian: Native Traditions in Evolu­ ton, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. tion, pages 23-44. New York: Hudson Hills Press, and Tulsa, Okla­ 1990. What Does the Plains Indian War Bonnet Communicate? In Dan homa: Philbrook Art Center. Eban, editor, with Erik Cohen and Brenda Danet, Art as a Means of 1986. [William C. Sturtevant, editor, Annemarie Shimony and William C Communication in Pre-Literate Societies: The Proceedings of the Sturtevant, translators] The Origin of the Mask Complex in the Wright International Symposium on Primitive and Precolumbian Art, Eastern Woodlands of North America, by Rolf Krusche. Man in the Jerusalem, 1985, pages 355-374. Jerusalem: The Israel Museum. Northeast, 31:1-47. 1990. Review of The Tunica-Biloxi: Southeast [sic], by J.D. Brain. Ameri­ 1986. Contemporary North American Indian Crafts. In Thomas Vennum, can Indian Culture and Research Journal, 14(4): 102-104. Jr., editor, 1986 Festival of American Folklife, Smithsonian Institu­ 1991. Collecting and the Development of Anthropology. In Kirk R. tion and National Park Service [program book], pages 79-82. Johnson, Leo J. Hickey, and Cynthia A. Hoover, editors, Crossroads [Washington, D.C:] Smithsonian Institution. of Continents: The Material Culture of Siberia and Alaska, pages 1987. [Editor] A Creek Source Book. 400 pages. New York: Garland Pub­ 38-40. Washington, D.C, and New Haven, Connecticut: Yale- lishing. Smithsonian Seminar on Materia] Culture. 1987. [Editor] A Seminole Source Book. 315 pages. New York: Garland 1991. New National Museum of the American Indian Collection Policy Publishing. Statement: A Critical Analysis. Museum Anthropology, 15(2): 1987. [William C. Sturtevant and David Beers Quinn] This New Prey: Es­ 29-30. kimos in Europe in 1567, 1576, and 1577. In Christian F. Feest, edi­ 1991. [Colin F. Taylor, editorial consultant, and William C. Sturtevant, tor, Indians and Europe: An Interdisciplinary Collection of Essays, technical consultant] The Native Americans: The Indigenous People pages 61-140. Aachen: Edition Herodot, Rader Verlag. [Series: Fo­ of North America. 256 pages. London: Salamander Books, Ltd., and rum (Edition Herodot), 11.] New York: Smithmark. [Reprinted, 1996; reprinted, 1999,'by Thun- NUMBER 44 43

der Bay Press, San Diego, California. Danish, French, Italian, and 1995. [Shepard Krech III and William C Sturtevant] The Uses of Ethno­ Spanish translations appeared in 1992, and a Hungarian translation graphic Records. In Sydel Silverman and Nancy J. Parezo, editors, appeared in 1993.] Preserving the Anthropological Record, second edition, pages 85-94. 1991. The Southeast. In Colin F. Taylor, editorial consultant, and William New York: Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research. C. Sturtevant, technical consultant, The Native Americans: The In­ 1995. Review oi Pocahontas [Walt Disney Pictures movie]. AnthroNotes, digenous People of North America, pages 12-35. London: Sala­ 17(3)7-9. mander Books, Ltd., and New York: Smithmark. [Reprinted, 1996; 1996. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 17, reprinted, 1999, by Thunder Bay Press, San Diego, California. Dan­ Ives Goddard, editor, Languages, xiii + 957 pages. Washington, ish, French, Italian, and Spanish translations appeared in 1992, and a D.C: Smithsonian Institution. Hungarian translation appeared in 1993.] 1996. [JoAllyn Archambault and William C. Sturtevant] Museums and 1991. Comments on Part I [three papers on "Collecting in the North"]. Collectors. In Frederick E. Hoxie, editor, Encyclopedia of North Arctic Anthropology, 28(l):53-56. American Indians, pages 407—410. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. 1991. [Editorial advisor] The Christopher Columbus Encyclopedia. Sylvio 1996. [JoAllyn Archambault and William C Sturtevant] 150 Years of Na­ A. Bedini, editor, 2 volumes, xxii + 787 pages. New York: Simon tive American Research at the Smithsonian. AnthroNotes, and Schuster. [Reprinted, 1998, by Da Capo Press, New York, under 18(3):8-11. [Reprinted, 1998, In Ruth O. Selig and Marilyn R. Lon­ the title Christopher Columbus and the Age of Exploration: An En­ don, editors, Anthropology Explored: The Best of Smithsonian An­ cyclopedia.] throNotes, pages 308-314. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian 1991. Cannibalism. In Silvio A. Bedini, editor, The Christopher Colum­ Institution Press.] bus Encyclopedia, pages 93-96. New York: Simon and Schuster. 1997. Wilcomb E. ("Wid") Washburn. Anthropology Newsletter, 38(4):21. [Volume reprinted, 1998, by Da Capo Press, New York, under the 1998 (" 1997"). Mary R. Haas and Ethnology. Anthropological Linguistics, title Christopher Columbus and the Age of Exploration: An Ency­ 39(4):590-593. [Date on title page is 1997; actually published in clopedia.} 1998.] 1991. Indian America: First Visual Impressions. In Silvio A. Bedini, edi­ 1998. [General editor] Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 12, tor, The Christopher Columbus Encyclopedia, pages 337-345. New Deward E. Walker, Jr., editor, Plateau, xvi+791 pages. Washington, York: Simon and Schuster. [Volume reprinted, 1998, by Da Capo DC: Smithsonian Institution. Press, New York, under the title Christopher Columbus and the 1998. Boundaries of the Culture Area. In Deward E. Walker, Jr., Introduc­ Age of Exploration: An Encyclopedia.} tion. In William C Sturtevant, general editor, Handbook of North 1992. Testimony of William C. Sturtevant on H.R. 2335 before the Inte­ American Indians, volume 12, Deward E. Walker, Jr., editor, Pla­ rior and Insular Affairs Committee, House of Representatives, teau, pages 1-3. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. September 26, 1989. In U.S. House of Representatives, Hearing 1998. [William C. Sturtevant and Inge Kleivan] Two Early Photographs of before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, House of an Inughuaq (Polar Eskimo). In J.C.H. King and Henrietta Lidchi, Representatives, One Hundred First Congress, First Session, on editors, Imaging the Arctic, pages 24-28. [London:] Published for H.R. 2335, Lumbee Recognition Act. Hearing Held in Washington, the Trustees of the British Museum by the British Museum Press. DC, September 26, 1989, pages 70-72. [Transcription of verbal 1998. [Harold C. Conklin and William C. Sturtevant] Floyd Glenn comments by William C. Sturtevant supplementing this testimony Lounsbury. Anthropology Newsletter, 39(6):29. appear on pages 68-69.] Washington, D.C: U.S. Government 1998. Tupinamba Chiefdoms? In Elsa M. Redmond, editor, Chieftains and Printing Office. Chieftancy in the Americas, pages 138-149. Gainesville: University 1992. Archiving Anthropology. History of Anthropology Newsletter, Press of Florida. 19(1):11-12. 1999. [Thomas Killion, William Sturtevant, Dennis Stanford, and David 1992. The Sources for European Imagery of Native Americans. In Rachel Hunt] The Facts about Ishi's Brain. Anthropology News, 40(6):9. Doggett, editor, with Monique Hulvey and Julie Ainsworth, New 1999. Scalping. In Ronald Gottesman, editor, Violence in America: An En­ World of Wonders: European Images of the Americas, 1492-1700, cyclopedia, 3:94-96. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. pages 25-33. Washington, D.C: The Folger Shakespeare Library; 1999. Foreword. In Shepard Krech III and Barbara A. Hail, editors, Col­ distributed by the University of Washington Press, Seattle. lecting Native America, 1870-1960, pages v-vi. Washington, D.C: 1992. [Shepard Krech III and William C. Sturtevant] The Future Uses of Smithsonian Institution Press. the Anthropological Record. In Sydel Silverman and Nancy J. Pa­ 2000. Introduction [including annotated 1880 census and 20 old photo­ rezo, editors, Preserving the Anthropological Record, pages graphs with captions]. In Clay MacCauley, The Seminole Indians 119-127. New York: Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological of Florida, pages ix-lii. Gainesville: University Press of Florida. Research. 2001. Documenting the Speyer Collection. In Christian F. Feest, editor, 1992. Review oi Atlas of World Cultures: A Geographical Guide to Ethno­ Studies in American Indian Art: A Memorial Tribute to Norman graphic Literature, by D.H. Price. American Ethnologist, 19(2): Feder. European Review of Native American Studies, monograph 388-389. 2:162-186. Altenstadt, Germany: ERNAS; distributed by the Uni­ 1993. [Special consultant] Encyclopedia of the North American Colonies. versity of Washington Press, Seattle. Jacob E. Cooke, editor in chief, 3 volumes, xxxv+745, x+787, xi+ 2001. [General editor]. Handbook of North American Indians. Volume 13, 865 pages. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. Raymond J. DeMallie, editor, Plains, 2 parts, xvi and xvi+1360 1993. The First American Discoverers of Europe. European Review of Na­ pages. Washington, D.C: Smithsonian Institution. tive American Studies, 7(2):23-29. 2001. 16th-Century Algonquian Fishermen. [Letter] Science, 294(5540): 1994. The Misconnection of Guale and Yamasee with Muskogean. Inter­ 57. national Journal of American Linguistics, 60(2):139-148. 2001. How To Not Exhibit Ethnographic Art. American Anthropologist, 1994. Museum Europa, Mongols, Peoples of the World, Ethnographic 103(3):808-809. Treasure Rooms [in] The Danish Museum, Copenhagen. Museum In press. Early Iroquois Realist Painting and Identity Marking. In J.C.H. Anthropology, 18(2):49-59. King, editor, Native Art of the North American Woodlands. London: 1994. Asians Before Columbus? [Letter to the editor] New York Times British Museum Press. Book Review, 10 July:31. In press. History of Research on the Native Languages of the Southeast. 44 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY

In Janine Scancarelli and Heather Hardy, editors, The Native Lan- Janet C. Berlo and Paul D'Ambrosio.] guages of the Southeastern United States. Lincoln, Nebraska: Uni- MS. Iroquois Formal Dress in the Nineteenth Century. [Submitted for versity of Nebraska Press. inclusion in "Across Borders: Beadwork in Iroquois Life," edited MS. David and Dennis Cusick: Tuscarora Folk Artists. [Submitted for by Moira T. McCaffrey, Jolene Rickard, Trudy Nicks, and Ruth B. inclusion in "Native Art History and Folk Art History," edited by Phillips.] SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ANTHROPOLOGY • NUMBER 44

Anthropology, History, and American Indians: Essays in Honor of William Curtis Sturtevant

William L. Merrill and Ives Goddard

EDITORS

Smithsonian Institution Press Washington, D.C. 2002