Rainey, Froelich B. (Froelich Gladstone, 1907.
Biographical notes:
Froelich Rainey was Director of the University of Pennyslvania Museum and Applied Center for Archaeology and was a professor of anthropology at the University of Alaska from 1933-1947. His archaeological research in Alaska was among the earliest to support the theory that the first North American settlers crossed from Asia by way ot the Bering Strait.
From the description of Froelich Rainey Papers, 1931-1947. (University of Alaska, Fairbanks). WorldCat record id: 309456301
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Subjects:
- Eskimos
- Oral tradition
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Places:
- Alaska (as recorded)
- Saint Lawrence Island (Alaska) (as recorded)
- Bering Land Bridge (as recorded)
- Point Hope (Alaska) (as recorded)
- Alaska--Point Hope (as recorded)
