Published Works
- Social Life of Early Man, Rutledge Library 2004
- Evolution of a Teacher Annual Review of Anthropology. 1983.
- "The Evolution of Man", Scientific American v239 n3 p194-208 September 1978
- Human evolution: Biosocial perspectives, edited with Elizabeth McCown, Menlo Park, California: Benjamin/Cummings Pub. Co. 1978
- Ape Into Man; A Study of Human Evolution, Boston: Little, Brown. 1973.
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