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Co-authorship network of co-authors of Jean S. Aigner
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1978). The lithic remains from Anangula, an 8500 year old Aleut coastal village.12 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Distribution and Pattern of Umqan Burial On Southwest Umnak Island. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 113–127.9 indexed citations
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Yesner, David R. & Jean S. Aigner. (1976). Comparative Biomass Estimates and Prehistoric Cultural Ecology of the Southwest Umnak Region, Aleutian Islands. Arctic Anthropology. 13(2). 91–112.8 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Preliminary Study of Anangula Blade Tool Typology and Spatial Clusterings Using a Factor Analytic Approach. Arctic Anthropology. 13(2). 60–70.1 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Preliminary Analysis of Stone Tool [Artifact] Distributions and Activity Zonation at Anangula, an 8500 Bp Coastal Village in the Aleutian Islands, Alaska. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 46–59.2 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Infant Burial from Southwest Umnak Island. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 128–131.1 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Preliminary Reports On Remains from Sandy Beach Bay, a 4300-5600 Bp Aleut Village. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 83–90.13 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S., et al.. (1976). Cultural Implications of Core Distribution and Use Patterns at Anangula, 8500-8000 Bp. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 71–82.
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1976). Early Holocene Evidence for the Aleut Maritime Adaptations. Arctic Anthropology. 13(4). 32–45.9 indexed citations
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Laughlin, William S. & Jean S. Aigner. (1974). Burial of an Aged Chaluka Adult Male. Arctic Anthropology. 11(1). 47–60.1 indexed citations
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Turner, Christy G., et al.. (1974). Chaluka Stratigraphy, Umnak Island, Alaska. Arctic Anthropology. 11. 125–142.8 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1972). Studies in the Early Prehistory of Nikolski Bay: 1937-1971. 16(1). 9–25.2 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1970). Unifacial, Core and Blade Site On Anangula Island, Aleutians. Arctic Anthropology. 7(2). 59–88.12 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1968). Anangula Blade Technology.1 indexed citations
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Laughlin, William S. & Jean S. Aigner. (1966). Preliminary Analysis of the Anangula Unifacial Core and Blade Industry. Arctic Anthropology. 3(2). 41–56.11 indexed citations
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Aigner, Jean S.. (1966). Bone Tools and Decorative Motifs from Chaluka, Umnak Island. Arctic Anthropology. 3(2). 57–83.11 indexed citations
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