Robert B. Pickering Books

I can be an archaeologist
I can be an archaeologist

By Robert B. Pickering

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Describes, in simple text and illustrations, archaelogy and the work of an archaeologist.

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I Can Be a Curator
I Can Be a Curator

By Robert B. Pickering

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The use of forensic anthropology
Peace Medals
Peace Medals

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West Mexico
West Mexico

By Robert B. Pickering

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The Use of Forensic Anthropology Second Edition
Seeing the White Buffalo
Seeing the White Buffalo
The people
The people

By Robert B. Pickering

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This volume was part of the Prehistoric North America series that also included; The Dinosaurs and The Mammals.

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Use of Forensic Anthropology

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