Indian Art Traditions of the Northwest Coast
1983
Indian Art Traditions of the Northwest Coast is comprised of a collection of eleven articles that came out of a 1976 symposium titled "The Prehistory of Northwest Coast Indian Art." Although decades old, many of these articles are considered classics by students of Northwest Coast art and ethnography. Especially worth noting is Bill Holm’s article titled "Form in Northwest Coast Art." There also is a somewhat speculative article by Wilson Duff on meaning in Northern Northwest Coast art and an article about material from the Ozette archaeological site, which is housed in Neah Bay, Washington, at the Makah Cultural Research Center.
SFU Archaeology Press
SFU Archaeology Press
Identifier
L0191Call Number
E78.N78I48 1983Extent
214 pages : illustrations ; softcover 28 cmLanguage
ISBN
0864910312Place of Publication
Burnaby, BCPublication Type
PrintContributor
Bill Holm, Wilson Duff, Wayne Suttles, Doris Lundy, George MacDonald, Charles E. Boyden, Arnoud Stryd, Richard Daugherty, Janet FriedmanPublisher
SFU Archaeology PressEditor
Roy L. CarlsonCollection
grunt gallery LibraryCopyright Department of Archaeology, Simon Fraser University.