Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians Free Audiobook Download by Richard L. Mcreynolds,Thomas R. Hester,Ellen Sue Turner

Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians is the first comprehensive study of stone artifacts and workmanship among the Indians of Texas. The five-volume set, with some seventy-five illustrations, discusses more than two hundred individual specimens ranging in date and geographical origin from the Stone Age to historic times. It also contains an index of places where stone artifacts have been found. This book documents hundreds of stone tools and weapons, many with symbols on them that represent past events in Indian history.

This audiobook tells a story of the stone artifacts of Texas Indians. The author, Richard L. Mcreynolds, is an ethnologist and professor who traveled to six Indian groups in the state with his wife, Ellen Sue Turner. He explores their history from the time before Europeans arrived in North America. Most of their history is based on oral traditions and has never been documented by European explorers.

The author of Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians, Richard Mcreynolds, is considered the "father of Texas archaeology." This book is a collection of his articles from various magazines. He provides a detailed and in-depth account on the stone artifacts that have been found in Texas since the first Europeans arrived in the late 1500s.

Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians is an informative, well-written book about how Native Americans from prehistoric times used stone tools that were found in a number of places around the state. It was written by Richard Mcreynolds, Thomas R. Hester and Ellen Sue Turner in 1984 and revised in 1987.

Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians is an introduction to the archaeological and ethnographic record of stone artifacts from the prehistoric Indian cultures. The first five chapters discuss the types of stone artifacts, their presence in precontact times, their general distribution in Texas, and how people made them. In chapter 6, other material culture includes animal remains found with engraved stone objects and personal adornment. Chapter 7 looks at the economic aspects of prehistoric Indian societies, including subsistence patterns and mortuary patterns. Finally, chapter 8 discusses Native Americans' relations with European explorers in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Stone Artifacts of Texas Indians by Richard L. Mcreynolds Thomas R. Hester Ellen Sue Turner narrated by David De Vries is a collection of articles about stone artifacts found in the state of Texas dating from 6000 B.C. to 1800 A.D. Written by archaeologists, this book delves into how these tools were used and what they may have signified to the people who created them