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original publication. Kayak Bibliography David W. Zimmerly
T | Top Taylor, J. Garth 1974 Publications in Ethnology,
No.9. Mentions size of kayaks, use by
young boys, rafting of two or more and speed, pp.39-40. 1974 NETSILIK ESKIMO MATERIAL CULTURE:The Roald Amundsen
Collection from King William. Kayaks and paddles, pp.110-121. Taylor, Kenneth I. 1961 THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF KAYAKS
IN NORTH-WEST Preliminary Report. The Polar Record 10(68):494-500. Describes kayak rolling, hunting by
kayak and kayak construction in a general manner. 1962 A Letter from emphasis on kayaking. 1962 ESKIMO-ALEUT KAYAK TYPES.
Unpublished ms. (64 typescript pages), Archives, CANES, Canadian An econo-ecological study of kayak
distribution and types. A thoughtful
study written as a paper in graduate school. Taylor, Kenneth I. and
William S. Laughlin 1963 SUB-ARCTIC KAYAK COMMITMENT AND
"KAYAK FEAR" Paper presented
at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the American
Anthropological Association, San Francisco. In Zimmerly kayak file, 15 pp. After a review of the literature on
this question of kayak angst, the authors hypothesize a hereditary component to the
disease. Thalbitzer, William 1913 GRONLANDSKE SAGN Cederquists Grafiska
Aktiebolag. Several photos of kayaks and
umiaks, figs 1, 4, 5, 7 & 9. 1929 ESKIMO LEGENDS AND SONGS OF Chants Esquimaux du Groenland. Ouvrage Traduit du Danois par Mme Hollatz-Bretagne.Paris: Librairie
Ernest Leroux). English translation of
pp.9-42 (22 typescript pages), Library,
Canadian Songs of the Kayak (Ammassalik)
translation page numbers, 16-22. Thornton, Harrison R. 1931 AMONG THE ESKIMOS OF Neda S. and William M.
Thornton. p.128. Trebitsch, Rudolf 1912 SKIN BOATS AND SKIN FLOATS AND
THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION IN THE PAST AND IN THE
PRESENT. (Original:Fellboote und
Schwimmsacke und ihre geographische Verbreitung
in der Vergangenheit und Gegenwart.Archiv fur Anthropologie 11:161-184). English translation of pp.180-84 (11
typescript pages), Library, Canadian Definitions of kayak and umiak| distribution
of skin boats in Turner, Christy G. and
Jacqueline A. Turner 1974 PROGRESS REPORT ON EVOLUTIONARY
ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDY OF AKUN STRAIT DISTRICT, Anthropological Papers of the
University of Mentions use of skin boats in 1925
and an informant, Willy Tcheripanoff, who could still remember details of construction in
1970-71, p.35. Turner, Lucien M. 1894 ETHNOLOGY OF THE UNGAVA
DISTRICT. Eleventh Annual Report of the
Bureau of Ethnology, pp.
167-350. Kayak, pp.237-240; umiak,
pp.235-237. (PFD - full text: Canadian Institute for Historical
Microreproductions) Tyrell, J.W. 1898 ACROSS THE SUB-ARCTICS OF Coles Publishing Company,
Kayak related references on pp.104,
112, 118, 120, 141-142, 170. (PFD - full text: Canadian Institute for Historical
Microreproductions) 1975 ESKIMOS OF THE Several photos of Caribou Eskimo in
kayaks with some descriptions from Tyrell's notes. U | Top 1890 REPORT ON POPULATION AND RESOURCES
OF Census: 1890. Department of the Interior, Census Office. V | Top Van de Velde, Father F., o.m.i. 1970 CANADIAN ESKIMO ARTIFACTS. pagination. Four pages on the Netsilik kayak. Vanstone, James W.,
editor 1973 V.S. KHROMCHENKO'S COASTAL
EXPLORATIONS IN SOUTHWESTERN
64.
Numerous references to kayaks and
their use including kayak rolling on northern Norton Sound near 1977 A.F. KASHEVAROV'S COASTAL EXPLORATIONS IN 1838. Translated by David H. Kraus. Fieldiana: Anthropology, Volume 69.
A few references to the types and
uses of kayaks and skin boats in the area between Vdovin, I.S. 1973 STUDIES IN THE ETHNIC HISTORY OF
THE KORYAKS. (Original: Ocherki Etnicheskoi Istorii
Koryakov.Akademiya Nauk SSSR, Institut Etnografi.
pages), library, Canadian Pp.2-4, kayaks and umiak type boats
described. Voznesenskii's description
of a kayak is quoted. Veniaminov, Ivan
Evsieevich Popov 1840 NOTES ON THE Russian-American Company. This is the standard work on the
Aleut by a Russian priest assigned to the Unalaska district of the Aleutian Islands.It
is an extremely comprehensive work and covers almost all aspects of Aleut culture. Baidarki, pp.219-228. Volkov, F.K. and S.I.
Rudenko 1910 ETHNOGRAPHIC COLLECTIONS FROM THE
FORMER RUSSIAN-AMERICAN POSSESSIONS. (Original:Etnograficheskie Kollektsii iz
Byvshikh Rossiisko-Amerikanskikh Vladenii.
In, Materialy po etnografii Rosii,
Museum.Unpublished English
translation (17 typescript pages), Library, Canadian Descriptions and photos of four
model baidarkas (Pacific Eskimo and Aleut) and paddles. von Langsdorff, G.H. 1814 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN VARIOUS
PARTS OF THE WORLD DURING THE YEARS 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806
AND1807. In two volumes. Colburn. Volume II: Aleut 30-51, Kodiak
52-80, Koryak 317-327. Aleut one-hole
and Kodiak three-hole frame drawings in vol.
II of plates accompanying 1812 German edition. W | Top Wainwright, Ian N.M., J.H.A. Grant and T.G. Stone 1975 RADIOGRAPHY OF MACKENZIE DELTA
KAYAK NMM IV-D-2039. Unpublished memorandum, polaroid X-rays,
B&W photos and diagrams showing positioning of kayak for radiography. In Zimmerly kayak file. Shows construction of end horns and
keelson scarf joints. Wallace, W.S., editor 1932 JOHN McLEAN'S SERVICE IN THE
HUDSON'S
The Caiak, or Canoe, pp.277-278. Waugh, Frank W. 1919 CANADIAN ABORIGINAL CANOES. The Canadian Field-Naturalist
33(2):23-33. Short popular article with drawings
of canoes, kayaks and paddles. Waxell, Sven 1952 THE AMERICAN EXPEDITION. Translated from Johan Skalberg's Danish verison "Vitus Berings
Eventrylige opdagerfaerd 1733-1743" by M. A. Michael.
Waxell's description of the meeting
with the "Americans", (Aleut), pp. 113-119; kayak description on p. 117; kayak
drawing on foldout opposite p. 172. Whitaker, Ian 1954 THE SCOTTISH KAYAKS AND THE
"FINN-MEN". Antiquity
(110):99-105. Good review of the
""FINN-MEN" literature. Wilkinson, Doug 1909 KAYAKS ON Hunting narwhals by kayak off
northern Wissler, Clark 1909 NOTES CONCERNING NEW
COLLECTIONS. Anthropological Papers of
the Drawings and text on kayaks from Worster, W. and Knud
Rasmussen 1921 ESKIMO FOLK-TALES. Kayak stories including the story
of the troll in a half kayak who upsets all he meets. X | Top Y | Top Z | Top Zimmerly, David W. 1975 FIELD
NOTES ON KAYAKS. (IV-X-93M), kayak
catalogue sheet and kayak photo catalogue. Notes collected during field trip to Besides a glossary, this also
contains line drawings and full description of a Mackenzie Delta kayak. 1976 AN ILLUSTRATED GLOSSARY OF KAYAK
TERMINOLOGY. Canadian Museums Association Gazette 9(2):27-37. Besides a glossary, this also contains
line drawings and full description of a Mackenzie Delta kayak. 1976 KAYAKS: Their Design and Use. In Wooden Shipbuilding & Small Craft Preservation. Pp. 71-74.
for Historic Press. General discussion of kayaks and
current research on them plus a table giving average kayak measurements of length, beam
and depth for all types. 1977 SOME TRADITIONAL AND MODERN ROLES OF THE KAYAK IN
Association, April 8, 9, 1977, Describes traditional kayak use in
Yukon/Kuskokwin Delta area and the manufacture and use of a kayak in 1977 THE ACQUISITION AND DOCUMENTATION
OF AN ARTIFACT. Canadian Museums Association Gazette
10(4):18-34. Describes equipment and procedures
used in acquiring and documenting a kayak in photos detailing its construction
and use. [PDF:
full-text – 5 pages;
Lines Drawings – 4
pages] 1978 KAYAKS OF Culture. David W. Zimmerly, ed.,
pp.27-44.Paper No.43, Canadian Ethnology Service, Mercury Series. area and notes some reasons for the decline
in kayak use in the area. [PDF:
full-text, photos & drawings – 18 pages] 1978 SIBERIAN KAYAKS.
The Ash Breeze. The Traditional
Small Craft Association Newsletter. The Ash Breeze 1(4):6-9. Brief descriptions of Chukchi and
Koryak kayaks with lines and construction drawings of each type. 1979 Service, Mercury Series. 118 pages.
0316-1862. Provides the construction details
of a 4.6 m (15') Bering Sea-type kayak made in the Yupik Eskimo-speaking community of Photographs, detail drawings and
journal entries show the day to day work and progress from the beginning splitting of
stumps on 9 October to the final cockpit lashing on 8 November, thirty-one days
later. Included is a section giving
Yupik Eskimo terms for the kayak parts and accessories and the
tools and materials used. There are
also instructions for anyone wishing to make a
working reproduction of this kayak including full-size drawings of all major kayak parts
in an end pocket. 1979 THE NATIVE SMALL CRAFT TRADITION. In Third Conference Proceedings of the International Congress of
Maritime Museums, 1978, pp.218-223.
Mystic: Mystic Seaport Museums, Inc. (IV-X-26) A brief history of the collection,
research and analysis of native North American small craft (skin and reed boats, bark and
dugout canoes). 1980 Man A description of the kayak studies
being carried out by the author along with some initial results.
1982 STABILITY
AND TRIM CHARACTERISTICS OF NATIVE WATERCRAFT: A |
