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Megafaunal butchering at Lubbock Lake, Texas : a taphonomic reanalysis
  • Megafaunal butchering at Lubbock Lake, Texas : a taphonomic reanalysis
Development of topographic indices for use in semi-distributed hillslope runoff models
  • BUTCHER, D. P.
Stimulation with simulation? A teaching model of hillslope hydrology for use in microcomputers
  • BUTCHER, D.
Sacred slaughter : the sacrificing of animals at the hajj and Id al-Adha in Festschrift to honor Frederick J. Simoons.
  • The pilgrimage to Makkah involves, as part of the ritual, yearly slaughter of more than one million animals, mostly sheep, only 15 % of which come from within Saudi Arabia. Many more are butchered elsewhere during the Feast of the Sacrifice. - (DWG)
On the possible utilization of Camelops by early man in North America
  • (killing and/or butchering). Camelops bones interpreted as artifacts are similar to modern specimens affected by noncultural processes.
Lubbock on everything : the evolution of place in popular music (A West Texas example)
  • Study focuses on the recordings of three contemporary performers from West Texas - Joe Ely, Butch Hancock, and Terry Allen - to demonstrate the influence that geography has on music and the capacity that sing has to create strong images of place
Embodied cognitive geographies
  • BUTCHER, S.
The geology of East Fife
  • C. r. par N. E. Butcher, Scott. geogr Mag., 1977, Dec., p.187. Ce mémoire couvre la partie orientale du Comté de Fife, avec des sites aussi célèbres (du point de vue géologique) que Dura Den, avec ses grès rouges recouverts de fossiles marins
Spatial variability in runoff processes in an ephemeral channel
  • BUTCHER, G. C.
The closing of the frontier. A history of the marine fisheries of Southeast Asia c.1850-2000
  • BUTCHER, J.G.