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The Berkeley Geographers and Baja California's Prehistory
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Laylander, Don
Members of what has been termed the Berkeley School of Geographers made important contributions to our understanding of Baja California's prehistoric past through investigations that began in the 1920s and continued through the middle of twentieth century. Under the direction and stimulus of Carl O. Sauer, one of the twentieth century's leading U.S. academic geographers, four University of California graduate students, Fred Kniffen, Peveril Meigs, Brigham Arnold, and Homer Aschmann, carried out eld studies and research on the peninsula that addressed ethnographic and archaeological themes from a geographical perspective.
2016
Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology
36/1
Laylander, Don
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