- Volume IV
- Introduction: Separation of Braden and Craig
- Characteristic Features of Craig A
- Design Structure and Composition
- Human Components and Secondary Features
- Iconographic Features
- Additional Notes on Plates and Captions
- The Craig School: Phase A
- Volume V
- Introduction: Richness and Variety of Craig B
- Transition Problems from Craig A to B
- Second Thoughts on “Eastern” Connections of Braden and Craig
- The Craig B Bestiary
- Characteristic Features of Craig B
- An Uncommon Technological Feature
- Design Structure and Composition
- Attitudes, Anatomy, and Physiognomy of Human Components
- Secondary Forms Associated with Human Components
- Nonhuman Subjects
- Conventional Treatments
- Ceramic Designs
- Iconographic Features: Themes
- Iconographic Features: Motifs
- The Craig School: Phase B; Plates 187–277
- Introduction: Richness and Variety of Craig B
- Volume VI
- Introduction: Durability of the Craig Phase
- Characteristic Features of Craig C
- Design Structure and Composition
- Human Configuration and Physiognomy
- Secondary Features Associated with Human Components
- Conventional Treatments
- Iconographic Features: Themes
- Iconographic Features: Motifs
- The Craig School: Phase C
- Appendix A. Plates A-1 – A-5
- Appendix B. Plates B-1 – B-17
- General Summary
- The Ordering of Phases in Hypothesis D
- Differentiation and Coherence of Braden and Craig Schools
- The Question of a Spiro Engraved Shell Style
- Appraisal of Hypothesis D
- The Artist Engravers of Spiro
- Engraved Shell of Spiro as a Source of Ethnographic Information
- Additional Acknowledgments
- Bibliography
- Notes on the Index
- Index
- Errata
- Addenda
PRE-COLUMBIAN SHELL ENGRAVINGS FROM THE CRAIG MOUND AT SPIRO, OKLAHOMA

Pre-Columbian Shell Engravings from the Craig Mound at Spiro, Oklahoma, Part 2
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$90.00 • £78.95 • €81.95
ISBN 9780873658027
Publication Date: 02/01/1983
596 pages
223 line illustrations, 237 halftones
Peabody Museum Press > Pre-Columbian Shell Engravings from the Craig Mound at Spiro, Oklahoma
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