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Discussion of The Corn

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 June 2018

Volney H. Jones
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Appendix. Maize From the Davis Site: Its Nature and Interpretation
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Memoirs of the Society for American Archaeology , Volume 5: The George C. Davis Site, Cherokee County, Texas , 1949 , pp. 240 - 247
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Copyright © Society for American Archaeology 1949

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1 Contribution from the Ethnobotanical Laboratory, Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan. An early draft of this appendix was read by Edgar Anderson, Alex D. Krieger, and James B. Griffin who made valuable suggestions which have been incorporated. They are not to be held responsible for any statements made unless directly attributed to them.

2 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13.

3 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

4 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

5 Brown and Anderson, 1947, pp. 1-14.

6 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map. 1, p. 13.

7 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

8 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

9 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13 and Table III, pp. 8-9.

10 Loaned by Ernest Dodge, Peabody Museum of Salem, Salem, Massachusetts.

11 Parker, 1910, particularly Pls. 4 and 9.

12 Waugh, 1916, Pl. 32.

13 Sturtevant, 1899, pp. 33-43 and 87-91.

14 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Table I, p. 6.

15 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13 and Pl. 6.

16 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13.

17 Brown and Anderson, 1947, pp. 14-16.

18 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13.

19 Setzler and Jennings, 1941, p. 28.

20 Edgar Anderson, correspondence, January, 1949.

21 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Map 1, p. 13.

22 Will and Hyde, 1917.

23 Sturtevant, 1899, pp. 33-43 and 87-91.

24 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Table II, p. 7.

26 Carter and Anderson, 194S, pp. 300-2.

26 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

27 Anderson and Cutler, 1942, pp. 81-4.

28 Anderson, 1947, p. 444.

29 Brown and Anderson, 1947, pp. 18-19.

30 Anderson, 1946, pp. 163-4.

31 Longley, 1938, p. 193.

32 Carter, 1948, pp. 10-11.

33 Ekholm, 1944.

34 MacNeish, 1947.

35 Du Solier, Krieger, and Griffin, 1947.

36 Anderson, 1946, p. 171.

37 Anderson, 1946, p. 169.

38 Brown and Anderson, 1947, Table III, pp. 8-9, Map. 1, p. 13.

39 Wedel, 1943, p. 26.

40 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 300.

41 Carter and Anderson, 1945, p. 316.

42 Griffin, 1946, p. 60.

43 Martin, Quimby and Collier, 1947, p. 234.

44 MacNeish, 1947, p. 12.

45 Anderson, correspondence, January, 1949.

46 Harrington, 1924, p. 14.

47 Martin, Quimby and Collier, 1947, pp. 337-42.

48 Linton, 1924, pp. 347-8.