Taxonomic classification and biological taxonomy
Developing the Midwestern Taxonomic Method, 1930-1935
Subsequent developments, 1935-1940
Applications, comments, and later proposals
The Midwestern Taxonomic Method in light of biological systematics
Culture type classification for midwestern North American archaeology / W.C. McKern (1932)
A suggested classification of cultures / Carl E. Guthe (1932)
Local types and the regional distribution of pottery-bearing cultures / W.C. McKern (1933)
The problem of culture classification / W.C. McKern, Thorne Deuel, and Carl E. Guthe (1933)
Certain culture classification problems in middle western archaeology / W.C. McKern (1934)
Some assumptions and implications of the McKern classification system / Thorne Deuel (1937)
Review of Rediscovering Illinois : archaeological explorations in and around Fulton County / W.C. McKern (1938)
The McKern and related systems of classification / Thorne Deuel (1939)
The Midwestern Taxonomic Method as an aid to archaeological culture study / W.C. McKern (1939)
Application of the Midwestern Taxonomic Method / W.C. McKern (1940)
Taxonomy and the direct historical approach / W.C. McKern (1942)
Regarding midwestern archaeological taxonomy / W.C. McKern (1943)
An inaccurate description of Midwestern Taxonomy / W.C. McKern (1944).