New - for a limited time, you can order CARD volumes from our online store.
To order CARD volumes, please contact the Aggie Bookstore at the University of California, Davis. You may also inquire at <card.ucd@gmail.com>.
Online:
http://ucdavisbookstore.com/MerchList.aspx?ID=12241
By mail:
UCD Bookstore
One Shields Ave.
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616
Attn: Trade
Phone:
530-752-5923
Fax:
530-752-4791
Institutional or bulk purchasing may be arranged by contacting CARD directly.
To order CARD volumes, please contact the Aggie Bookstore at the University of California, Davis. You may also inquire at <card.ucd@gmail.com>.
Online:
http://ucdavisbookstore.com/MerchList.aspx?ID=12241
By mail:
UCD Bookstore
One Shields Ave.
University of California, Davis
Davis, CA 95616
Attn: Trade
Phone:
530-752-5923
Fax:
530-752-4791
Institutional or bulk purchasing may be arranged by contacting CARD directly.
Two New Volumes
CARD 19
Cowboy Ecologist: Essays in Honor of Robert L. Bettinger
Edited by: Roshanne S. Bakhtiary, Terry L. Jones, Michael G. Delacorte
This volume includes 17 papers produced in honor of Dr. Robert L. Bettinger who, over the course of his career, contributed to western North American anthropology and archaeology. Following a forward that describes Dr. Bettinger's accomplishments as a teacher, scholar, and mentor, are contributions from colleagues and former students that address topics and geographic areas emphasized by Bettinger in his research and teaching. These include contributions to: (1) general theory focused on issues of human evolution and climate; (2) ethnography and prehistory of the Great Basin; and (3) human ecology in prehistoric California.
CARD 20
Protohistoric Village Organization and Territorial Maintenance: Archaeology of Síi Túupentak (ALA-565/H) in the San Francisco Bay Area
By: Brian F. Byrd, Laurel Engbring, Michael Darcangelo, and Allika Ruby
Monograph presents archaeological investigations of Síi Túupentak, a Native American village in the San Francisco Bay area, U.S.A. This collaborative study by archaeologists and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe descendant community documents the lifeways of the inhabitants for four centuries prior to forced relocation in 1805 due to Spanish colonization.
Cowboy Ecologist: Essays in Honor of Robert L. Bettinger
Edited by: Roshanne S. Bakhtiary, Terry L. Jones, Michael G. Delacorte
This volume includes 17 papers produced in honor of Dr. Robert L. Bettinger who, over the course of his career, contributed to western North American anthropology and archaeology. Following a forward that describes Dr. Bettinger's accomplishments as a teacher, scholar, and mentor, are contributions from colleagues and former students that address topics and geographic areas emphasized by Bettinger in his research and teaching. These include contributions to: (1) general theory focused on issues of human evolution and climate; (2) ethnography and prehistory of the Great Basin; and (3) human ecology in prehistoric California.
CARD 20
Protohistoric Village Organization and Territorial Maintenance: Archaeology of Síi Túupentak (ALA-565/H) in the San Francisco Bay Area
By: Brian F. Byrd, Laurel Engbring, Michael Darcangelo, and Allika Ruby
Monograph presents archaeological investigations of Síi Túupentak, a Native American village in the San Francisco Bay area, U.S.A. This collaborative study by archaeologists and the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe descendant community documents the lifeways of the inhabitants for four centuries prior to forced relocation in 1805 due to Spanish colonization.