References
Paleolithic Art: General References
- Bruno, David. Cave Art. London: Thames & Hudson. 2017.
- Lewis-Williams, David. (2002) The Mind in the Cave. London: Thames & Hudson,
- Clottes, Jean. (2016) What is Paleolithic Art? Cave Paintings and the Dawn of Human creativity. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
- Peet, S. D. (1890) Prehistoric America: Emblematic Mounds and Animal Effigies, Volumn II Antiquarian Library. Chicago, Ill.
- Radin, P. (1923) The Winnebago Tribe. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln.
- Rosebrough, A. (2014) Monuments and Mysteries: Social Geography of the Effigy Builders. The Wisconsin Archeologist: 5-28.
- Rowe, C. W. (1958) A Crematorium at Aztalan. The Wisconsin Archeologist, 39 101-110.
- Sanford, D. (2015) On Fourth Lake: A Social History of Lake Mendota. Commodore Press.
- Scherz, J. P. (1987) New Surveys of Indian Mound Layout. The Journal of the Wisconsin Academy Review
- Scherz, J. J. (1988) The Monona Mound at the Bloom Site. Ancient Earthworks Society, Madison, WI.
- Smith, D. L. (1997) Folklore of the Winnebago Tribe. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman.
- Storm, H. (1972) Seven Arrows. Ballantine Books, New York.
- Turner, F. (1980) Beyond Geography: The Western Spirit Against the Wilderness. The Viking Press. New York.
- Volkert, W. K. and Sampson, K. A. (1923) Indian Mounds of the Horicon Marsh and Upper Rock River. Puffbird Press, Inc. Campbellsport, MA.
- Von Petzinger, Genevieve. (2016) The First Signs: Unlocking the mysteries of the world’s oldest symbols. New York: Simon and Schuster (Atria Books).
- Walsh, Roger. (2007) The World of Shamanism: New Views of an Ancient Tradition. Woodbury, MN: Llewellyn Publications.
- Wilber, Ken. (1983) Up From Eden. Boulder: Shambhala Press.
- Wilber, Ken. (1980) The Atman Project. A Transpersonal View of Human Development. Wheaton, IL: Theosophical Publishing House
Author Specific References-Paleolithic Art
- Maier, Gary. J.(2023) Interpreting Sapiens’ Consciousness through Paleolithic Cave Art: The Lascaux Testament. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
- Maier, Gary. J., Musholt, Edmund. A., Stava, Larry . J. (2019) An Interpretation of the Famous Scene in the Lascaux Cave and its Connection to Paintings at the Cave Entrance. The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology. Vol 51 No2.
- Maier, Gary. J., Musholt, Edmund. A., Stava, Larry, J. (2020) The Lascaux Cave: Integrating All the Figures in the Hall of Bulls. The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology. Vol 52, No1.
- Maier, Gary. J., Musholt, Edmund. A., Stava, Larry. J. (2020) Evidence of the Evolution of Cognitive Consciousness in the Artwork Completed During the Paleolithic Period in the Lascaux Cave: Part 3. The Journal of Transpersonal Psychology, Vol 52, No2.
- Maier, Gary. J., Musholt, Edmund. A., Stava, Larry. J. Lascaux Cave, (2021) Part Four: Evidence of Hunting Strategies Identified in Paleolithic Cave Art. Vol.53, No. 1.
- Maier, Gary. J., Musholt, Edmund. A., Stava, Larry. J. Lascaux Cave, (2022) Part Five: Shamanic Consciousness Embodied in Shamanic Figures Created During the Paleolithic Period in Caves in Southern Europe. Vol.54, No. 1.
Effigy Art: General References
- Birmingham, R., and Eisenberg, L. (2000) Indian Mounds of Wisconsin. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, WI.
- Hall, R. L. (1997) An Archeology of the Soul: North American Indian Belief and Ritual. University of Illinois Press. Urbana and Chicago.
- Lapham, I (1910) Wisconsin’s Past and Present: An Historical Atlas
- Lenzendorf, D. (2000) A Guide to Effigy Mounds National Monument. Eastern National Press, Washington.
Author Specific References- Effigy Art
- Maier, Gary. J. (2001) The Eagle’s Voice: Tales Told by Indian Effigy Mounds. Madison: Prairie Oak Press.
- Maier, Gary. J. Patterns Found in Effigy Mound Groups as a Symbol System. In press
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