Includes historical documents by W.C. McKern and others.
Taxonomic classification and biological taxonomy
Developing the Midwestern Taxonomic Method, 1930-1935
Subsequent developments, 1935-1940
Applications, comments, and later proposals
The Midwestern Taxonomic Method in light of biological systematics
Culture type classification for midwestern North American archaeology / W.C. McKern (1932)
A suggested classification of cultures / Carl E. Guthe (1932)
Local types and the regional distribution of pottery-bearing cultures / W.C. McKern (1933)
The problem of culture classification / W.C. McKern, Thorne Deuel, and Carl E. Guthe (1933)
Certain culture classification problems in middle western archaeology / W.C. McKern (1934)
Some assumptions and implications of the McKern classification system / Thorne Deuel (1937)
Review of Rediscovering Illinois : archaeological explorations in and around Fulton County / W.C. McKern (1938)
The McKern and related systems of classification / Thorne Deuel (1939)
The Midwestern Taxonomic Method as an aid to archaeological culture study / W.C. McKern (1939)
Application of the Midwestern Taxonomic Method / W.C. McKern (1940)
Taxonomy and the direct historical approach / W.C. McKern (1942)
Regarding midwestern archaeological taxonomy / W.C. McKern (1943)
An inaccurate description of Midwestern Taxonomy / W.C. McKern (1944).
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W.C. McKern and the Midwestern Taxonomic Method by R. Lee Lyman. ISBN 0817312226. Published by University of Alabama Press in 2003. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
