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Publications on American Indian Physical Anthropology 1952 — 1953

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In a previous communication (American Antiquity 19-3, January 1953, pp. 290-91), I noted significant items in this field during the period 1948-1951, with probably incomplete coverage for the first half of 1952. Additions to that bibliography and this one will be appreciated by the present writer and by the management. First of all, in supplementation for 1952, must be mentioned the valuable compilation, with year-by-year general trend statements (taken from the Handbook of Latin American Studies) and a subject index: T. D. Stewart, A Bibliography of Physical Anthropology in Latin America: 1937-1948, published by the Wenner-Gren Foundation, New York, 1952.
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Title: Publications on American Indian Physical Anthropology 1952 — 1953
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In a previous communication (American Antiquity 19-3, January 1953, pp.
290-91), I noted significant items in this field during the period 1948-1951, with probably incomplete coverage for the first half of 1952.
Additions to that bibliography and this one will be appreciated by the present writer and by the management.
First of all, in supplementation for 1952, must be mentioned the valuable compilation, with year-by-year general trend statements (taken from the Handbook of Latin American Studies) and a subject index: T.
D.
Stewart, A Bibliography of Physical Anthropology in Latin America: 1937-1948, published by the Wenner-Gren Foundation, New York, 1952.

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