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Richard Stockton MacNeish (April 29, 1918 –
January 16, 2001),
known to many as "Scotty", was an
American archaeologist. His
fieldwork revolutionized the...
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Neish is a name of
Scottish origin. Clan
Neish (or
MacNeish) is a sept of
either Clan
Gregor or Clan Innes[citation needed].
Arthur Charles Neish, late...
- MARCUS,
RICHARD STOCKTON MACNEISH 1918-2001 – A
Biographical Memoir (PDF) The
National Academy of Sciences, 2001
Richard MacNeish, ed., 1967-72 The Prehistory...
- New
Mexico about 20
miles east of Orogrande.
Archaeologist Richard S.
MacNeish claimed that
human occupation of the cave pre-dates by tens of thousands...
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MacGrowther MacGruder Macilduy MacLeister
MacLiver
MacNee
MacNeice
MacNeish MacNie
MacPeter(s)
MacPetrie
Magruder Malloch Neish Patullo/Pittillow
Peter Petrie...
- all of
these have male and
female forms depending on the bearer, e.g. all
Mac-
names become Nic- if the
person is female. Some of the
Scottish Gaelic surnames...
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authors list (link)
MacNeish,
Richard S. (2001). "Mesoamerican Chronology:
Early Development and the...
- due to the
early extensive research into the
Archaic period by
Richard MacNeish in the
Valley of Tehuacán. Tehuacán Valley: Tehuacán
Valley is located...
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support from
three prominent archeologists and
anthropologists (Richard
MacNeish,
Hannah Marie Wormington and
Frederick A. Peterson) who had each visited...
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corroborated by
archaeological discoveries. In 1954,
Richard Stockton MacNeish found ceramics and
figurines in the
Middle Formative period,
called "Pavon...
