Northwest Anthropological Research Notes
and Journal of Northwest Anthropology
DIGITAL ARCHIVE
NARN/JONA Digital Archive
The complete collection of NARN/JONA material is now available on our website to facilitate future research. Researchers can now access the NARN/JONA electronic file with all 56 volumes and the first seven memoirs published by NARN and JONA since 1967. Researchers are able to search through the NARN/JONA e-file using keywords to find relevant materials.
The search function is useful for the researcher interested in a particular topic, such as an historical person, an early anthropologist, a particular artifact type, a drainage, an archaeological site or phase, or a theoretical concept. Our hope is that all professionals conducting research on Pacific Northwest anthropological and archaeological topics will spend an hour or two searching the NARN/JONA e-file during the early stages of their research. We also encourage researchers interested in the development of anthropology and archaeology in the Northwest to test their ideas using the NARN/JONA 1967–2022 electronic file.
A more thorough description of the 56 years of content and ways this information can be used to support research is found in JONA Memoir 13, 50 Years of Northwest Anthropology: A Content Analysis and Guide to the Journal of Northwest Anthropology, which can be found on our website. An informational and instructional PDF guide with step-by-step instructions on how to conduct an advanced search of the NARN/JONA e-file is also provided here.
Click the link below to download the NARN/JONA Digital Archive with Volumes 1-56 and Memoirs 1-7.
*The Digital Archive is supported through Adobe Acrobat Pro and Foxit PDF Reader software. To access the Digital Archive via other PDF reader platforms, please consult the instructions provided by other software companies.
Click the link below to access the informational and instructional guide with step-by-step instructions on how to conduct an advanced search of the NARN/JONA e-file.