The Pennsylvania Archaeologist is one of the country's
oldest state archaeology journals.  Publishing both
professional and avocational archaeologists, The
Pennsylvania Archaeologist focuses on the prehistoric
and historic archaeology of the Commonwealth with
occasional contributions from surrounding states.
Inquiries about the journal should be sent to the editor.

W. J. Holland's 1902 Lecture about the Smith's Ferry Petroglyphs (36bv7) and Western Pennsylvania Archaeology, David R. Watters

The Drew-Two and Scarem Phases of Monongahela at the Lang Site (36wh48), Richard L. George

Archaeobotanical Remains Recovered from Flotation from the Lang Site (36wh48), Annette G. Ericksen

The Formation of Indigenous Sedentary Communities in the Monday Creek Tributary Of the Hocking River Valley, Ohio: A Gis Archaeological Landscape Approach, John J. Hicks, Elliot M. Abrams, Anncorinne Freter, and Jeffrey Ueland

The Bonnell Triangle Point: a Proposed Levanna Sub-Type Scalene Triangle Projectile Point, Ronald D. Powell

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