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Kenneth P. Emory

1897–1992

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11 works

1934–1972 across 8 dated works

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Archaeology of the Pacific equatorial islands1934
Tuamotuan stone structures1934
Additional notes on the archaeology of Fanning Island1939
Hawaiian tattooing1946

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Tuamotuan stone structures1934
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Archaeological and historical survey, Honokohau area, North Kona, Hawaii prepared for the Department of Land and Natural Resources, State Parks Division, State of Hawaii1971
With Lloyd J. Soehren, Hawaii. Division of State Parks
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Additional notes on the archaeology of Fanning Island1939
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Archaeology of the Pacific equatorial islands1934
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Radiocarbon dates significant for Pacific anthropology. Compiled by the Anthropology Department, Bishop Museum, Kenneth P. Emory and Yosihito Sinoto1959
With Yosihito H. Sinoto, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Department of Anthropology
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Endangered Hawaiian archaeological sites within Maui County: a Bishop Museum report to the County of Maui1972
With Robert J. Hommon, Maui County (Hawaii)
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Hawaiian tattooing1946
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Preliminary report on the archaeological investigations in Polynesia field work in the Society and Tuamotu Islands, French Polynesia, and American Samoa in 1962, 1963, 19641965
With Yosihiko H. Sinoto, Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Polynesian Archaeological Program
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