Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America: University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, No. 38
In 'Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America,' Alfred Louis Kroeber delineates the cultural and environmental regions inhabited by Native American peoples. This University of California publication offers a comprehensive framework for studying indigenous distributions and their significance in archaeology and ethnology. Essential for scholars of American history and anthropology.
About This Book
Alfred Louis Kroeber's 'Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America' is a key publication in the University of California Publications in American Archaeology and Ethnology, designated as No. 38.
The book examines the geographical and cultural divisions among Native American groups, highlighting the interplay between natural environments and human societies.
As a foundational text in American anthropology, it contributes to understanding the diversity of indigenous cultures across North America.
Kroeber's analysis draws on extensive fieldwork and scholarly research to map out these areas systematically.
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