Bibliography of Don E. Dumond

This list is current as of June 2010. Publications that Dumond co-authored and which show him as the first author are indicated by an “and,” while the word “with” is used to identify those publications where he was a second or third author. Omitted are reviews, notes, and unpublished monographic research reports.

• 1957 Eater of Dust. New Mexico Quarterly 27(12):56–66.

• 1961 Swidden Agriculture and the Rise of Maya Civilization. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 17(4):301–316.

• 1962 Blades and Cores in Oregon. American Antiquity 27(3):419–424.

  Human Prehistory in the Naknek Drainage, Alaska. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon. University Microfilms 62–4944.

  (Editor) Research on Northwest Prehistory. L. S. Cressman and D. E. Dumond, eds. Eugene: University of Oregon, Department of Anthropology.

  (Editor) Prehistory of the Naknek Drainage: A Preliminary Statement. In Research on Northwest Prehistory. L. S. Cressman and D. E. Dumond, eds. Eugene: University of Oregon, Department of Anthropology.

• 1963 A Practical Field Method for the Preservation of Soil Profiles from Archaeological Cuts. American Antiquity 29(1):116–118.

  Two Early Phases from the Naknek Drainage. Arctic Anthropology 1(2):93–104.

• 1964 A Note on the Prehistory of Southwestern Alaska. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 12(1):33–45.

• 1965 On Eskaleutian Linguistics, Archaeology, and Prehistory. American Anthropologist 67(5):1231–1257.

  Population Growth and Cultural Change. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 21(4):302–324.

• And R. L. A. Mace 1968 An Archaeological Survey along Knik Arm. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 14(1):1–21.

  On the Presumed Spread of Slate Grinding in Alaska. Arctic Anthropology 5(1):82–91.

  Toward a Prehistory of Alaska. In Frontier Alaska: Proceedings of the Conference on Alaskan History. R. Frederick, ed. Pp. 31–50. Anchorage: Alaska Methodist University.

• 1969 Prehistoric Cultural Contacts in Southwestern Alaska. Science 166:1108–1115.

  The Prehistoric Pottery of Southwestern Alaska. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 14(2):18–42. brk;Toward a Prehistory of the Na-Dene. American Anthropologist 71(5):857–863.

• 1970 Eskimos and Aleuts. Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 1968. Tokyo and Kyoto: Science Council of Japan. 3:102–107.

  Competition, Cooperation, and the Folk Society. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 26(3):261–286.

• 1971 A Summary of Archaeology in the Katmai Region, Southwestern Alaska. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers, 2.

• And Florencia Muller 1972 Classic to Postclassic in Highland Central Mexico. Science 175:1208–1215.

  Demographic Aspects of the Classic Period in Puebla-Tlaxcala. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 28(2):101–130.

  Population Growth and Political Centralization. In Population Growth: Anthropological Implications. Brian Spooner, ed. Pp. 286–310. Cambridge: MIT Press.

  Prehistoric Population Growth and Subsistence Change in Eskimo Alaska. In Population Growth: Anthropological Implications. Brian Spooner, ed. Pp.311–328. Cambridge: MIT Press.

  The Alaska Peninsula in Alaskan Prehistory. In For the Chief: Essays in Honor of L. S. Cressman. F. W. Voget and R L. Stephenson, eds. Pp. 29–47. University of Oregon Anthropological Papers, 4.

• 1974 Prehistoric Ethnic Boundaries on the Alaska Peninsula. Anthropological Papers of the University of Alaska 16(1):1–7.

  Prehistoric Dwellings in Katmai National Monument, Alaska. In National Geographic Society Research Reports, 1967 Projects. Pp. 57–70. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.

  Remarks on the Prehistory of the North Pacific: To Lump or Not To Lump? In International Conference on the Prehistory and Paleoecology of Western North American Arctic and Subarctic. Pp. 47–55. Calgary: University of Calgary Anthropological Association.

  Some Uses of R-Mode Analysis in Archaeology. American Antiquity 39(2):253–270.

• 1975 Coastal Adaptation and Cultural Change in Alaskan Eskimo Prehistory. In Prehistoric Maritime Adaptations of the Circumpolar Zone. W. W. Fitzhugh, ed. Pp. 167–180. The Hague: Mouton.

• With L. Conton and H. M. Shields Eskimos and Aleuts on the Alaska Peninsula: A Reappraisal of Port Moller Affinities. Arctic Anthropology 12(1):49–67.

  The Limitation of Human Population: A Natural History. Science 187:713–721.

• 1976 An Outline of the Demographic History of Tlaxcala. In The Tlaxcaltecans: Prehistory...