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C O V E R   P H O T O G R A P H1

Boyr Ahmad Tribesmen of South West Iran

by Reza Fazel

Courtesy of the photographer

THE KROEBER ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY

PAPERS

Number 42

Sally Dobson, Editor

Daniel Maltz, Consulting Editor
Mario Davila, Assistant Editor
Ruth Maltz, Assistant Editor

Michael Schreiber, Graphics Editor

Published by the

Kroeber Anthropological Society

Sylvia Forman, President

Janet Schreiber, Vice President

Peter Humm, Secretary

William Jouris, Treasurer

Thomas Wayne Johnson, Membership Chairman

Berkeley, California

Spring, 1970

CONTENTS

The Anthropological Study of

Migration to Latin American Cities

by Robert V. Kemper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   1
Some Thoughts on the Background of

Early Man, Hrdlicka, and Folsom

by C. William Clewlow, Jr.. . 26

Marriage and its Progeny in the City

of York, 1538 - 1751

by Ursula M. Cowgill .47
The Adaptability of Traditional Institutions

as a Factor in the Formation of Immigrant
Voluntary Associations: The Example of
Landsmanshaf ten

by Mark P. Curchack .88
Japan's New Religions: A Search

for Uniformities

by Thomas W. Johnson.                                            99