Table of Contents
Onward
and
Upward!
Papers
in
Honor
of
Clement
W.
Meighan
Essays
by
colleagues
reflecting
the
topical
diversity
and
most
of
the
breadth
of
Dr.
Meighan's
archaeological
interests.
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Preface
CLEMENT WOODWARD MEIGHAN 1925-1997
1 In Memoriam, Clement Woodward Meighan 1925-1997
Brian D. Dillon
2 Reminiscences: Clem Meighan
Francis A. Riddell
3 Photos from the Field
Keith L Johnson
THEORY
4 Clement Meighan and the Concept of the Archaic in California Archaeology
Joseph L. Chartkoff
5 Anthropology and the Politically Correct
Walter Goldschmidt
6 The Tarnished Marshalltown
Patricia Martz
CALIFORNIA
7 Archaeological Identification of the Valley Maidu in Northern California
Keith L Johnson
8 The First Palomar Astronomers
E. C. Krupp
9 Test Excavations at the Thousand Springs Site: SNI-11, San Nicolas Island, California
Fred M. Reinman
10 The Prehistory of Gretna Green, a Site in Northern San Diego County
David Van Horn, Laura S. White, and Robert S. White
11 Early Lithic Industries and the Archaeopolitics of the Mojave Sink
Claude N. Warren
12 The Iconography of Bighorn Sheep Petroglyphs in the Western Great Basin
David S. Whitley
MESOAMERICA
13 C. W. Meighan and the "Andean Connection": Shamanism and the South American Contribution to West Mexican Culture History
Peter T. Furst
14 The Lessons of History: Perspectives from Spanish-period Lamanai, Belize, on the Interpretation of Stratigraphy, Core Content, and Midden Associations
David M. Pendergast
THE PACIFIC
15 Archaeology of the Islands of Okinawa
Hiroe Takamiya and Hiroto Takamiya
16 Megaliths and Mariners: Experimental Archaeology on Easter Island
Jo Anne Van Tilburg and Ted Ralston
GERMANY
17 Natural History and Archaeological "Adventure" Museums in Bavaria, Germany
Frank D. Davis
A CONCLUDING MEMORY
18 Remembering Clem Meighan
Kay Sanger
