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Suggestions for Recording of Data on Spinning

and Weaving and the Collecting of Material,
by  Junius  B.  Bird               byJu nius B .  .*   .
The Social Factors of Donship in a Mexican-

American Community, by

Octavio Ignacio Ron   V. *    . . . . e

Domestication: An Examination of the Changing

Social Relationships between Man and

Animals, by James F. Downs. . .. . . .

The Place of Anthropology in the American

Public School Curriculum, by

John H. Chilcott. . . . . . . . . .  .

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The Kroeber Anthrooolooical Societx Papers publish articles
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THE KROEBER A1TH1OPOLOGICAL SOCIETY PAPERS

Number 22                     Spring, 1960

Thomas S. Chambers, President; William Smith, Vice
President; Robin Wells, Secretary; Linda Coult,

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