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New
Revision!
Special
Publication No. 2
Human Osteology: A Laboratory and
Field Manual, 5th edition (spiral bound)
William M. Bass (2005) [140250]
—Revised 5th edition of a classic field and laboratory manual of the human
skeleton by a reknowned forensic anthropologist and founder of the "Human
Body Farm." Covers all 206 bones of the human adult body. Remains a favorite
reference and text for identifying human skeletal remains and for providing estimations
of age, sex, stature or height, and race. A library and personal bookshelf must
for those in the fields of archaeology, bioanthropology, physical anthropology,
beginning
human
osteology and human anatomy, and forensic science. Highly demanded, affordable
text used at colleges and universities throughout the world. Contains
203 illustrations
and 64 tables, appendices, references, and index (xviii + 366
pp).
ISBN 978-0-943414-96-6
$35.00
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Special
Publication No. 3
Mammalian Osteology
B.M. Gilbert (1990) [140306]
—This large-format volume is a valuable reference for mammalogists,
vertebrate zoologists, conservationists, archaeologists, and
archaeozoologists or zooarchaeologists. Also provides information
for identifying different ungulates (horse, bison, elk, deer,
antelope, sheep, and goats) and canids (wolves, dogs, coyotes,
and foxes), and for aging most large mammals based on teeth.
Contains range maps, biographical sketches of species, and over
250 pages
of
bone
illustrations
(427 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-71-7
$32.00
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Avian Osteology
B.M. Gilbert, L.D. Martin, and H.G. Savage (1996) [150501]
—The companion volume to Mammalian Osteology. This
osteology of North American birds contains sections on avian osteoarchaeology,
skeletal differences separating male-female and wild-domestic
turkeys, and keys to separating families by elements (252 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-83-0
$27.00
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Special
Publication No. 5
Native
American Bows, 2nd edition
T. M. Hamilton (1982)
[140540]
—This work describes the various types of bows used by the
indigenous peoples of the Americas, with an added appendix by
Bill Holm on "Making Horn Bows" (163 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-00-8
$12.00
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The
Missouri Archaeologist, Vol. 14
(1952, reprinted 2000) [111400]
Hamilton, H.W.—The Spiro Mound; Griffin, J.B.—An Interpretation
of the Place of Spiro in Southeastern Archaeology; Willoughby,
C.C.—Textile Fabrics from the Spiro Mounds (276 pp).
ISBN
0-943414-06-7
$20.00
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