Anthropology at the University of New Mexico, 1928-1988: A Trial Formulation

Sixty years of anthropology at the University of New Mexico are reviewed. The framework for this review is Julian Steward's idea that all civilizations pass through a series of similar developmental stages from an early Formative era through Regional Florescence to Empire, Dark Ages and an era...

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Published in:Journal of anthropological research 1989-04, Vol.45 (1), p.1-14
Main Author: Bock, Philip K.
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Ethnology
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History
Linguistic anthropology
Paleoanthropology
Physical anthropology
Universities
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