Prehistory and History of the Jackson-Klamath Planning Unit: A Cultural Resources Overview
Julia A. Follansbee, Nancy L. Pollock with Mary A. Duenwald, Robert K. Sutton and William Orr
dedication: "Best wishes to the Jacksonville Museum, Julia A. Follansbee 8/13/88"
final report of a cultural resources overview prepared under agreement with the US Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management (Contract No. YA-512-CT7-227), submitted in fulfillment of agreement by Julia A. Follansbee, Cultural Resources Consultant, 1953 Columbia, Eugene, OR 97403
dedicated to Jenny (one of last Rogue River Indians), Tabitha Brown, Ann Haseltine Hill Russell, Anna E. Dowell Bannon, Regina Dorland Robinson
acknowledgments to Lyman Deich, Shannon Applegate and Bandon Historical Society, Richard Engemann, Ida Clearwater, and Southern Oregon Historical Society, Jacksonville Museum, Devere and Helen Helfrich, Jeffrey LaLande, George Burrell
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Overview; Chapter 2: Shasta Ethnography; Chapter 3: Takelma Ethnography; Chapter 4: Klamath Ethnography; Chapter 5: Molalla and Athabaskans; Chapter 6: Archaeology of the Planning Unit; Chapter 7: Early Claims to the Pacific Northwest; Chapter 8: Early Explorations to the 1840's--British & American; Chapter 9: Overland Migrations (Applegate Trail), Chapter 10: Development of Jackson and Klamath Counties 1840-1920; Chapter 11: The Rogue River Indian Wars 1851-1856; Chapter 12: Impacts on Indian Culture with movement of the Molalla, Klamath contact to 1864, changes after the Treaty of 1864, Takelma, Federal legislation and the Indians; Chapter 13: Non-Western and Minority Groups: Chinese, Hawaiian Islanders, Blacks, Jews; Chapter 14: Federal Government and the Railroads; Chapter 15: Synthesis with Indians of the Planning Unit; Chapter 16: Cultural Resource Management; Selected Bibliography with Archaeology, Ethnography, History and other; Historic Chronology; Cultural Resource Research and Investigation Project Summary; Collections