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HUMAN AND CULTURAL : A PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

Michael C. Gunn University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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HUMAN AND CULTURAL ECOLOGY: A PARTIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

by Michael C. Gunn 28

Human and Cultural Ecology: A Partial Bibliography

Michael C. Gunn

The following bibliog~aphy.represents a partial listing b ks and articles deallng wlth human and cultural ecology. tO~1 to this bibliography are titles dealing with the con­ tral and methodological aspects of human/cultural ecology ep u licable to the broad field of anthropology. Also of '~~~y importance are titles dealing with the anthropological r~ of . Topics of related interest era1 ecology, human adaptation, bioenergetics, etc.) are resented by selected titles. While the bibliography falls r short of total citation of all articles dealing with the orementioned topics, it should provide a firm base upon ich the student on researcher may build. Those individuals equiring further citation in more specialized areas are ged to consult the references contained with the articles f special interest. In addition, the bibliographies contained ithin Anderson 1973, Bennett 1976, Hardesty 1977, and Netting 977 are quite good and may be used to supplement many of e areas given secondary attention in the present work. The following are the abbreviations to be used within bibliography: PA American Journal of Physical Anthropology Am Anth Am Anti American Antiquity Am J of Soc American Journal of Am Nat American Naturalist Am Scholar American Scholar Am Sci American Scientist Am Zool American Zoologist BAE Bureau of American Current Anth Current Anthropology JAR Journal of Anthropological Research Sci Am Scientific American SW J of Anth Southwestern Journal of Anthropology UCASR University of California Archeological Survey Reports i UCPAAE University of California Publications in- American and Ethnology Arch World Archaeology 29

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