Explore the life and work of Jesse Walter Fewkes, a pioneering figure in American archaeology and ethnology, with this meticulously prepared biography and bibliography. Frances Sellman Nichols provides a comprehensive overview of Fewkes's significant contributions to our understanding of the American Southwest and its indigenous cultures.
"Biography and bibliography of Jesse Walter Fewkes" offers a detailed look at the man behind the research, shedding light on his personal journey and professional achievements. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, researchers, and anyone interested in the history of archaeology, the study of indigenous peoples, or the intellectual history of the United States. The extensive bibliography makes this book an essential reference work for those seeking to delve deeper into Fewkes's published works and legacy. A vital addition to any collection focusing on American history, biography, and reference materials.
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