Albert Ernest Jenks

Born 1869-01-01

Died 1953-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF71764306
WikidataQ13377833
ISNI0000000110292746
Open LibraryOL942283A

Top Subjects

Indians of North America (8)
Ojibwa Indians (4)
Minnesota (3)
Folklore (2)
Glacial epoch (2)
Antiquities (2)
Food (1)

Books by Albert Ernest Jenks

Total count: 16

The wild rice gatherers of the upper lakesa study in American primitive economics

Government Printing Office1900-01-01
The childhood of Ji-shib, the Ojibwaand sixty-four pen sketches

The American thresherman1900-01-01
The childhood of Ji-shib ́the Ojibwa

Mentzer, Bush & Co.1900-01-01
The Bontoc Igorot

Bureau of Public Printing1905-01-01
Ba-long-long, the Igorot boy

Row, Peterson & co.1907-01-01
Indian-white amalgamationan anthropometric study

1916-01-01
The legal status of Negro-white amalgamation in the United States

publisher not identified1916-01-01
Jenk's prehistory charttypes of men and cultures in the glacial age. To accompany the Webster-Hazen-Knowlton series of European history, map no. A. H. 0.

A. J. Nystrom & Co, Publishers1928-01-01
Minnesota's glacial-age "man"skeleton found in 20,000 year-old lake bed near Pelican Rapids is that of a woman, but it is designated as "the Minnesota Man" by anthropologists : discovery indicates presence of glacial-age men in western Minnesota

Journal Print Co.1932-01-01
Pleistocene man in Minnesotaa fossil homo sapiens

The University of Minnesota press1936-01-01
Minnesota's Browns Valley man and associated burial artifacts

American Anthropological Association1937-01-01
Discovery of Sauk Valley Man of Minnesotawith an account of the geology

Texas Archaeological and Paleontological Society1938-01-01
The bear-maidenan Ojibwa folk-tale from Lac Courte Oreille Reservation, Wisconsin

publisher not identified1978-01-01
Faith as a factor in the economic life of the Amerind

publisher not identified1978-01-01
The childhood of Ji-ship, the Ojibwa and sixty-four pen sketches

American Thresherman1981-01-01
The childwood of Ji-ship, the Ojibwa and sixty-four pen sketchesy Albert Ernest Jenks.

American Thresherman1981-01-01