Hunting (Other Keyword)

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Monument Park Timber Sale (1983)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Laurie Webster.

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More On Rabbit Sticks (2001)

DOCUMENT Citation Only David Wescott.

This resource is a citation record only, the Center for Digital Antiquity does not have a copy of this document. The information in this record has been migrated into tDAR from the EXARC Bibliography, originally compiled by Roeland Paardekooper, and updated. Most of these records consist of a document citation and other metadata but do not have the documents themselves uploaded. If you have a digital copy of the document and would like to have it curated in tDAR, please contact us using the...

Native Hunting Adaptations On the North Coast of California (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only William Reid Hildebrandt.

A New Type of Atlatl from a Cave Shelter on the Rio Grande near Shumla, Valverde County, Texas (1933)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Fletcher Gardner. George C Martin.

J. Whittaker: Previous finds of notched arrows in atlatl-age deposits could be contemporaneity, or now explained by find of atlatl to cast them. Ash wood fragment with distal groove and "wedge-shaped" hook to engage arrow nock, narrow, rigid, proximal end missing, decorative notches on bottom. Cane arrow shaft 3/8" diam, end narrowed by sinew wrap, flared for nock, 3 feather traces. Experimental atlatl with commercial arrows got similar range but less accuracy than bow. [Hard to swallow -...

Notes on Shoshonean Ethnography (1924)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert H. Lowie.

Notes on the Banner Stone, With Some Inquiries as to its Purpose (1917)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Arthur C Parker.

J. Whittaker: Found just before and after white man, in villages and mounds [incorrect info]. Experiment: winged form serves like fletching on spear, works also as spindle whorl in drilling. Perhaps part of effigy bird forms associated with fire and lightning, maybe head ornament as on copper cut-out of falcon dancer from mound. Moore's "mesh spacer" theory also possible, also idea of atlatl weight. Manufacture described from specimens.

Notes On the Hunting Dance of the Cow Creek Seminole (1956)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Louis Capron.

Notes On the Hunting Dance of the Cow Creek Seminole, October, 1946 (1957)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Louis Capron.

NPAA Northern Plains Atlatl Association Web Page (2003)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Daryl Hrdlicka.

J. Whittaker: Many links and articles, including the following by Hrdlicka. One of the most useful atlatl sites. 2003 Intro to the Atlatl. 2003 Terms for the Atlatl. Ethnographic (Australia has most) and modern, “Klingon,” and ancient [Sumerian, Egypt, Sanskrit – I know no other evidence for atlatls in these areas and suspect the words relate to spears or rabbit stick type “throwing sticks”] 2003 Peg Styles. 2003 Atlatl Weight Attachments. 2003 Handles 2003 Carving Soapstone...

Observations with primitive hunting tools (2006)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Matt Graham. David Wescott.

Old and New World Dart-Throwers and Related Topics: An Annotated Bibliography (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Lorenz W Brüchert.

J. Whittaker: The serious researcher should find this Lorenz Bruchert’s (2000) bibliography. Very thorough and useful bibliography, some annotation, mostly abstracts from articles. Divided into 9 main topic areas, with topical index and keywords. Lots of hard-to-find ethnographic references.

The Olsen-Chubbuck site: a Paleo-Indian bison kill (1972)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Joe Ben. Wheat.

On Population Structure in Generalized Hunting and Collecting Populations (1958)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Joseph B. Birdsell.

On the Trail of the Indian (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carling I. Malouf.

One Hundred and Fifteen Years of Collecting and Relic Hunting in Southwestern Idaho; Its Cause and Effect On the Archaeological Record (1982)

DOCUMENT Citation Only James L. Huntley.

The Origin and Authenticity of an Atlatl and an Atlatl Dart from Lassen County, California (1941)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Franklin Fenenga. Robert F Heizer.

J. Whittaker: Atlatl of willow, simple stick, slightly curved, with slight finger notches, groove and integral hook, 75 cm long. Cane dart, hardwood foreshaft broken off, 115 cm long, weighs 35.2 gm, v-shaped nock like arrow, 3 radial fletchings. Authors made and tested models, cast 150-250 feet. Origin: Owned in 1910s-20s by “Charlie Paiute,” Maidu, who claimed to hunt with it. His daughter and others deny, as do ethnographic California groups in culture trait studies, although several...

Osage Village Locations and Hunting Territories To 1808 (1974)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carl H. Chapman.

Osage Village Sites and Hunting Territory: 1808-1825 (1974)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carl H. Chapman.

Ozark Outdoors; Hunting and Fishing Stories of the Ozarks (1934)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Vance Randolph. Guy W. Von Schriltz.

Pacific Eskimo Invention in Whale Hunting In Historic Times (1943)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Robert F. Heizer.

Palaeolithic Reflections: Lithic Technology and Ethnographic Excavation Among Australian Aborigines (1979)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Brian Hayden.

J. Whittaker: Very detailed description of stone tools and use experiments conducted with aboriginal men and women in Australia. Includes some information on manufacture of woomera type “meru” spear throwers (scoop shape with adze stone hafted in handle) and “crude” spears. [Focus is on hyper-detailed descriptions of use of simple stone tools and their manufacture and wear, useful for lithic studies, not very useful for atlatl interests. Most informants had not actually used stone tools since...

Palaeolithic Spear-Throwers (1955)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Dorothy A E Garrod.

J. Whittaker: 66 specimens, Magdalenian, 2 or 3 complete, 6 antler part complete but intended to have wooden extension. Most hooked (male type), 1 or 2 groove and hook, 1 doubtful female type. Most (41) plain "stick" type of antler, 21 "weighted" by sculpture on a palm of the antler, which incorporates hook. Horse most common motif (29), also reindeer, deer, bison, ibex, mammoth, birds, fish, feline, musk-ox, chamois. Shaft often curved so contacts spear only at hook and handle. Some carvings...

The Paleoindian Fluted Point: Dart or Spear Armature? The Identification of Paleoindian Delivery Technology Through the Analysis of Lithic Fracture Velocity (1997)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Wallace Karl Hutchings.

J. Whittaker: “Velocity-dependent fractures on fluted points reveal fracture rates associated with high-velocity impacts, indicating the use of the spearthrower” No clear evidence of Clovis atlatl, but early dates on hooks from Marmes Rockshelter and Warm Mineral Springs, both 9-10,000 BP, others. Summarizes Clovis and Folsom tool kits and hunting strategies. Problems of classifying points as dart or arrow tips, criticizes Odell’s flake point hypothesis – accidental fractures look similar. ...

Paleolithic Nutrition and primitive skills (2009)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Tom Cartwright.

Paleolitická štípaná industrie a její použitelnost k lovu (2014)

DOCUMENT Citation Only František Adámek. Petr Čechák. Vaclav Maria Kolert. Marek Pacák.

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