Vol.(No.)
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Article Titles (Authors)
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| 1(1) |
The Premier issue-- a
reproduction. |
| 26(1) |
Fluted points in Buck Co
(Mason); Human remains from Krieger site, Ontario (Kidd); Broomall
Rockshelter sites (Smith). |
| 27(1) |
Interior cordmarked pottery
from coastal New York (Lopez). |
| 27(2) |
Raccoon Point site in Lower
Delaware Valley (Keir, Calverly). |
| 28(1) |
Early Woodland rockshelter
(Kinsey); Parker earthwork, Ontario (Lee); Possible Seneca house AD
1600 (Guthe). |
| 28(3-4) |
Fluted points in Susquehanna
basin
(Kinsey); Quemahoning & Squirrel Hill site (Robson); Milo
rockshelter,
NY (Lopez); Huron migration? (Ridley). |
| 31(2) |
Stratified site at Ohioview
(Alam); Frauds in Ontario archaeology (Carpenter). |
| 32(2) |
Fluted points from U.
Chesapeake (Dilks); Aboriginal butchering (Guilday). |
| 35(2) |
Cornplanter cemetery (Sublett,
Abrams); First petroglyph in NJ (Kraft). |
| 38(1-4) |
McKees Rock site, PA (Bunker,
Lang, Jones). |
| 41(3) |
Owasco, Iroquois Maize
(Winter); Early Archaic Staten Island (Ritchie). |
| 41(4) |
Shenks Ferry culture incl. the
Murry site (Kinsey, Graybill, Heisey). |
| 42(1-2) |
Caches (McCann); 2 stratified
sites in Upper Hudson Valley (Funk); Wolf mask and carnivore skull
artifacts (Parmalee). |
| 42(3) |
Iroquois pottery decoration
(Engelbrecht); Everhardt rockshelter (Geasey). |
| 43(1) |
South Park site, OH (Brose);
Powissett rockshelter (Dincauze, et al ). |
| 45(4) |
Wadding rockshelter (George);
Split rockshelter (Herbstritt, Love). |
| 46(4) |
Brief surveying manual
(Hunter); McKees Rocks skeletons (Doyle); Conneaut Fort (Brose, et
al). |
| 47(4) |
Nativistic pipe ceremonialism
in New England (Turnbaugh); Ohioview skeletons (Faingnaert, et al). |
| 48(3) |
Monongahela artifacts from
Ryan site (George); Discovery of Ft. Loudan (Kent); Lambert House
(Powell). |
| 48(4) |
Excavations at Woodville
(Richardson); McJunkin site (George). |
| 48(S) |
46SU3 revisited (Applegarth,
Adovasio, Donahue). |
| 49(3) |
Enderle site (Seeman, Bush);
Western. Basin tradition (Stothers); Roman's Battery (Harrington). |
| 49(4) |
Early smoking pipes in
Susquehanna
River valley (Smith); Intra-longhouse spatial analysis (Kapches);
Archaic
transition (Simms). |
| 50(1-2) |
Possible cultural affiliation
of Monongahela (George); Marietta earthworks and Ft. Ancient
(Graybill); Seneca cabin (Lantz). |
| 50(3) |
The Overpeck site (Forks of
the Delaware Chapter SPA). |
| 50(4) |
Unami Creek rockshelter
(Strohmeier); Lenape archaeology (Becker); Bull Run site (Bressler). |
| 51(1-2) |
Petroglyphs, tar burners, lye
leachers (Swauger); Cultigens in Upper Ohio Valley (Adovasio, et al). |
| 51(3) |
Bonnie Brook Monongahela
village (Herbstritt); Campbell site (Michael). |
| 52(1-2) |
50 years of the Pennsylvania
Archaeologist: 1930-1979 Index (Swauger). |
| 52(3-4) |
Patterns of hollow
exploitation on
Allegheny frontier (Stevenson); Williams red ochre cemetery (Sciulli, et
al); Lancaster Co. Park site (Kinsey, Custer);
Multidisciplinary research in Northeast (Adovasio). |
| 53(1-2) |
Redstone Old Fort: Hilltop
Monongahela (Michael); Late Woodland at Fisher Farm analysis (Hatch);
Teshoa flake production (Roberts, Sant); Glass beads from Waterford, NY
(Fisher, Hartgen); book reviews. |
| 53(3) |
Wells site (Lucy, McCann);
Walters
Rockshelter (Kline, Staats); History and arch of Philadelphia rds, sts,
utilities; Monroe collection (Kolb). |
| 53(4) |
Gnagy site and Monongahela
occupation of Somerset plateau (George). |
| 54(1-2) |
Mortuary patterns of
Monongahela (Davis); Spruce Run (George); Goals and methods and
Monongahela (McHugh); Donley site (Eisert); E. periphery of Ft. Ancient
(Graybill); Significant cordage attributes (Maslowski); Belldina's
Bottom site, WV (Mitchem). |
| 54(3-4) |
Susquehannock demise (Tooker);
Perkiomen Broadspear (Dunn); Lakens cache, OH (Prufer, et al);
Late Archaic paleoecology (Custer); Gray cache, NJ (Staats). |
| 55(1-2) |
Muddy Run rockshelter
(Walbert, McGill); Blackman site: Proto-Susquehannock Village (Lucy,
McCracken); Hist Petroglyphs, OH (Murphy); Magnetometric testing at
Bushy Run (Bartlow, Palance); Fluted pts and pebble chert, NJ
(Boldurian); Webb site (Custer); Site survey
and testing (Kent, et al). |
| 55(3) |
Crested blackstone pipe
(Becker); L. Woodland ceramics, DE (Griffith, Custer); Novak site
(Boyce); Golomb
Farm site (Kohler, Orlandini) |
| 55(4) |
Cuspidoform petroglyphs
(Murphy, Carsadden); Bucks County rockshelters (Strohmeier); Ashmore
Farm (Eisert, Boyce);
Mitchell Farm, DE (Custer, etal). |
| 56(1-2) |
Experiments with
fire-hardening of
woods (Warfel); Dated Brewerton component Armstrong Co. (George,
Davis);
Dental caries and horticulture, OH (Sciulli, Schneider); Ft Ancient and
blade core industry (Robertson); Perkiomen Broadpoint viewpoint
(Staats);
Contract Archaeology assessment SE PA (Custer). |
| 56(3-4) |
Crawford-Grist site #2
(Grantz); Archeometric analysis Lancaster Co. (Custer); Gray site, NJ
(Staats); Clemson's Island vessel (George); Paleo-Indian components
36LA336 (Smoker, Custer); Burial #6 Hartley site (Zimmerman, Randolph);
1916 Susquehanna River expedition (Custer). |
| 57(1) |
Hist and Arch Immanual Church,
New
Castle, DE (Roberts); Cultural ecology and archaeology in the
Mid-Atlantic
(Custer). |
| 57(2) |
Cultural
manifestations--Friendsville site, MD (Boyce-Ballweber); Cultural
ecology and archaeology in the Mid-Atlantic, part 2 (Custer). |
| 58(1) |
Rock Hill rockshelter 36BU35
(Strohmeier); Ironstone utilization in central Mid-Atlantic (Ward);
Alternate uses stone celts (Staats); Lithic scatter Piedmont Zone,
PA,MD,DE (Custer); 18th C. native settlements, Forks of Delaware,
PA--Arch implications (Becker); Late Woodland jar--Stanhope Cave, OH
(Seeman, Prufer); Memorial Elmer Erb; Pa Profile: Mercer (Custer, Doms). |
| 58(2) |
PA Radiocarbon dates
(Herbstritt);
Owasco vessel, PA (Kline, Staats); Steatite quarries MD, PA (Ward,
Custer);
Pennsbury Manor bannerstone, PA (Becker); PA Profile: Pratt and
Carlisle
Indian School (Custer). |
| 59(1) |
Ft. Ancient communities
analysis, OH (Nass); Radiocarbon date-Blackman site (McCracken, Lucy);
Prehistoric
sites on unglaciated Appalachian Plateau (Stewart, Kratzer); Skeletal
sample,
Scioto, OH (Sciulli, Alexis, Curtin); The Shoop conundrum (Moeller). |
| 59(2) |
Trojan site, Bradford Co, PA
(McCracken); Quarry Workshop, NY (Funk, Wellman, Elliot); Six
Early/Middle Woodland sites (Ballweber). |
| 60(1) |
Airport II site: (Clemson
Island/Owasco on N. Branch of Susquehanna River (Garrahan); Archaeology
at Howarth-Nelson site, Fayette Co. (Adovasio, et al); Late
Woodland notched disks of U. Delaware Valley (Staats); What happened to
Early Woodland cache? (Prufer); Clemson's Island studies
(Stewart). Abstracts |
| 60(2) |
Ceramics from Iron Maker's
Cabin, OH (Carskadden, Morton, Gartley); Petroglyph researcher's
manifesto (Swauger); Household site (Monongahela village in
Westmoreland Co. (George et
al.); Safe Harbor petroglyphs (Inskip). Abstracts |
| 61(1) |
Tioga Point Farm site (Lucy);
Lower Black's Eddy site, Bucks Co. (Schuldenrein, et al);
Spangler site and Youghiogheny River site cluster with Susquehanna
Broadspears (George); Cannelton sun god (Swauger). Abstracts |
| 61(2) |
Tocks Island component at
Snyder site (Adams, Adams); Perkiomenville Rockshelters (Strohmeier);
Historical archaeology in PA during Depression (Allen); Clemson Island
pottery in Delaware Valley (Staats); Middle Woodland Murphy site, OH
(Dancey); Susquehannock stature of mid 16th C. from skeletons at 46HM73
(Becker). Abstracts |
| 62(1) |
Susquehannock trade northward
to New France prior to A.D. 1608: A popular misconception (Pendergast);
Analysis of Late Archaic quartzite industries from the Long site and
other sites of the Middle Atlantic Piedmont (Custer); Markings on bone
artifacts from the Bell site (36CD31C): Notches, scratches, and
cross-hatches (Matlack); A supplementary report on the Late Woodland
ceramics from the Overpeck
site (36BU5) (Freyermuth, Staats); Early Late Woodland in Western
Pennsylvania; the Backstrum Side Notched point evidence (George); A
pewter effigy pipe from Pennsylvania in the collection of the
University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of
Pennsylvania (Anderson); Native American
rock art in the Eastern United States (Swauger). Abstracts |
| 62(2) |
The Middle Woodland occupation
of the Sewickley Creek-Youghiogheny River area and the Hopewell
Interaction Sphere (George); An archaeobotanical study of Fort Ancient
subsistence in southwestern Ohio: The State Line site (Wheelersburg);
Development of the McFate Culture of Northcentral Pennsylvania: The
Monongahela-Shenks Ferry connection (Matlack). Abstracts |
| 63(1) |
An unusual feature type from
the Chartiers Valley (Eisert); Archaeological investigations at the
Pidcock sites, Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Tull); Ground stone
artifacts from the Snyder site (28WA528), Warren County, New Jersey
(Freyermuth); Spearthrower weights from the Miga site (36NM33),
Northampton County, Pennsylvania (Staats). Abstracts |
| 63(2) |
A stemmed point cache from the
Snyder site, Warren County, New Jersey (Adams, Adams); The Portman site
(36AL40) (Buker); Terminal Late Archaic mortuary practices at
Kirian-Treglia (33AL39) (Sciulli, Schuck, Geisen); Lenape shelters:
Possible examples from the Contact period (Becker); Excavation of a
Shenks Ferry habitation complex on Canfield Island, Lycoming County,
Pennsylvania (36LY251) (Bressler). Abstracts |
| 64(1) |
Tribute to John Witthoft
(Kent); WPA archaeology in Somerset County (George); Upper Ohio Valley
archaeological survey of the early 1950s -- and the years before
(Swauger); Bits and pieces: The search for Greenwood Furnace
(Heberling); Excavations at Sheep Rock Shelter (36HU1) (Michels); A
trip down memory lane: Digging along the
Delaware, 1964 to 1974 (Kinsey); Archaeology at Independence National
Historical
Park (Cotter); The direct historical approach to Lenape archaeology
(Witthoft). Abstracts |
| 64(2) |
Petroglyphs, Pictographs, and
the Last Thirty-Five Years (Swauger); Archaeological Investigations at
the Mon
City Site (36WH737), Washington County, Pennsylvania (Hart); An
Analysis
of the Faunal Assemblage from the Mon City Site (36WH737) (Church);
Revisiting the Monongahela Linguistic/Cultural Affiliation Mystery
(George); Geoarchaeology: Landscape Formation and Site Identification:
A Case Study in Modern Cultural Activities and Prehistoric Site
Disturbance (Wheelersburg). Abstracts |
| 65(1) |
Prehistoric Settlement and
Resource Use in the Aughwick Creek Valley and Adjoining Areas of
Central Pennsylvania (Raber); Data Recovery Excavations at the
Slackwater Site (36LA207), Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (Custer, et
al.) Abstracts |
| 65(2) |
Biological Indicators of Diet
in Monongahela Populations (Sciulli); Archaeological Investigations in
Knox County,
Ohio: The Acton Site (33KN345) (Kardulias, et al.) Abstracts |
| 66(1) |
A Summary of Phase III Data
Recovery Excavations at the West Water Street Site (36CN175), Lock
Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania (Custer, et al.);
Preliminary Findings at
the Wolf Creek Site (36BT82), Butler County, Pennsylvania (Skirboll and
Hanson); The Sumneytown (36MG26) and Dietz Mill (36MG20) Rockshelters
(Strohmeier). Abstracts |
| 66(2) |
Piney Island and the Archaic
of Southeastern Pennsylvania (Kent); A Revolutionary War Burial Ground
in Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania (Shaffer and Humpf); The Winter Knuckles Site and the
Mystery
House on the Youghiosheny (George); The Passenger Pigeon: A Seasonal
Native
American Food Source (Orlandini). Abstracts |
| 67(1) |
McFate Symposium Papers
(George); The McFate Site and Late Woodland Settlement and Subsistence
in French Creek Valley, Northwestern Pennsylvania (Burkett and
Cunningham); The Smith Site: The Chautaugua-McFate Culture in the Upper
Allegheny River Valley in Southwestern New York (Lounsberry); McFate
Artifacts in a Monongahela Context: McJunkin, Johnston, and Squirrel
Hill (George); An Examination of Late Prehistoric
McFate Trail Locations (Myers). Abstracts |
67(2)
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Excavation of the Little Kiln Site
(36ME226), Mercer County, Pennsylvania (Gundy); Archaic Manifestations
of the Weikert Site and the Middle Creek Valley, Adams County,
Pennsylvania (Morgan). Abstracts
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68(1)
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Porcupine Quillworking Tools on Monogahela
Sites? Ethnology, Evidence, and Implication (George & George); A
Miniature Ball-Headed Club in the Vatican Museum (Becker); Hannah
Freeman's Baskets (Custer). Abstracts
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68(2)
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Wyoming Valley Landscape Evolution and the
Emergence of the Wyoming Valley Culture (Thieme and Schuldenrein); An
Examination of the Bead Hill Site in the Wyoming Valley (Shaffer); The
Early Archaic Period in Pennsylvania (Carr); Daniel Garrison Brinton
(Custer). Abstracts
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69(1)
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Prehistoric Occupations at Fishbasket
(Burkett). Abstract
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69(2)
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Two Artifact Caches from the Blawnox Site,
36AL19 (George); Monongahela Mortuary Practices in Somerset County, PA:
Observations and Implications (Means); Hands Washed in a Muddy Stream:
Corrections and Further Thoughts on "Wyoming Valley Landscape
Evolution... " (Thieme). Abstracts
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70(1)
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A Buried Lamoka Occupation in Stratified
Contexts, West Branch Valley of the Susquehanna River, PA (Wall); An
Archaeology of Archaeology: Recent Investigations into the 1938 Martz
Rock Shelters
Excavation (Means); More on a Murky Subject: Impacts of Prehistoric
Agricultural
Activities in the Wyoming Valley (Thieme); Submission Guidelines. Abstracts
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70(2)
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Ten-Year Index Issue: Pennsylvania
Archaeologist 1990-1999 (Cushman)
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71(1)
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Vanport Siliceous Shale (Burkett);
Analysis of Artifacts from the Joanna Furnace Blacksmith Shop (Doms);
Terminal Late Archaic Mortuary Practices II: The Boose Cemetery
(Sciulli and Schuck); An Examination of Ceramics from the Dutch Hill
Rock Shelter (Myers); Notes on the Ryan Site: A Monongahela Village in
Clearfield County, Pennsylvania (Matlack); Pennsylvania Profile No. 17
C. A. Weslager's "Indian Hannah": The "Organization Man" Confronts a
Legendary Native American (Custer). Abstracts
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71(2)
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The Wasciski Cache (Burkett); Oberly
Island: Trend and Tradition in the Lower Lehigh Valley (Siegel,
Kingsley, &
Benediet); The Shawnee Rocksnail and the Wylie Site (George); Henry
Deisher,
His Baskets, and George Byron Gordon: Part 1 Pennsylvania Profile No.
18
(Custer)
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72(1)
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36BR81, A Multicomponent Site Near
Wyalusing, Pennsylvania (Lucy & Keir); Archaeology and
Geomorphology of the Coverts Crossing (36Lr75) and Coverts Bridge
(36Lr228) Sites, Larwence County, Pennsylvania (MacDonald &
Cremeens); Monongahela Houses with Separate Walls and Roofs; Perhaps,
Perhaps Not (George); Book Review: Tracking the Shenks Ferry Indians at
the Ault Site 36LY120 (Snow); Constitution of The Society for
Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc.
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72(2)
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Editorial; Revisiting Mary Butler's "Three
Archaeological Sites in Somerset County, Pennsylvania" (Means);
Discovering Monongahela Rock Art (Weeks); The Notched Disk as a Digging
Tool (Bennage Jr.)
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73(1)
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Linguistic Affiliations of the Massawomeck
Confederacy (Sorg); Foley Farm: The Importance of Architecture and the
Demise of the Monongahelans (Herbstritt); Geoarchaeological
Investigation oat the Rivercrest Site (36MG112): Sand Grain
Granulometric Analysis as an Interpretive Tool in Upland Setting Site
Formation (Stinchcomb): Charels L. Lucy (Kent)
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73(2)
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Editor's Note; The Hershey Site: An Update
(Schulenberg, Weets, & Rossum); The Chronological Placement of the
Hershey Site on a Dynamic Socio-Cultural Landscape (Howard); Mount
Davis Tar Kiln (36SO287): Archaeological Surface Survey and Historical
Study (Fritz); Redware Analysis of the Early Nineteenth Century Vickers
Pottery (Reeser); "They Are Not Dead Who Live In The Hearts They Leave
Behind" The Contributions of
Dr. Dorothy A. Humpf (Shaffer)
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74(1)
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President's Message (Raber); Editor's
Message (Tippins); A Review of the Monongahela Drew Phase and an
Introduction to the Drew "Tradition" (George);
The Kelso Site (36WH23) and the Monongahela Drew Tradition of the
Cartiers Valley (Buker); The Wilkinson Site (36WM344), a Drew Tradition
Monongahela Village (George); A Closer Look at the Monongahela Drew
Tradition (George)
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74(2)
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The Dunsfort Site: Black Walnuts and
Middle Woodland Susistence (George); Plant Remains from the Dunsfort
Site (King); The Traister Petroglyphs (Burkett); Terminal Late Archaic
Mortuary Practices at Berryhill Cemetery (Sciulli and Heilman); Lost
Tribes of teh Susquehanna (Sorg); A Visit to Olduvau Gorge (Kinsey, III)
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75(1)
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The Murphy's Old House Site 36AR129: A
Historic and Prehsitoric Multi-component Site (George); On the Rocks at
Parkers Landing (Burkett and Kaufman); New Dates for New Deal Excavated
Monongahela Villages in Somerset County (Means); The Warsaw Warrior: A
Prehistoric Petroglyph of an Enemy? (Brush and Dilyard); A Milestone -
75 Years (Dlutowski)
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75(2)
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Surface-Collected Artifacts from the
Christoff Site 36AL64 (Buker), An Update on Colonial Witch Bottles
(Becker); Revisiting the Mystery of "Carantouan" and Spanish Hill
(Twigg); The Miller Farm Monongahela Village (George); Prehistoric
Usage of Loyalhanna Chert (Oshnock)
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76(1)
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A Preliminary Report on the Ebbert Spring
Site (Powell), Horseshoe Rockshelter 36CH488 (McConaughy), Prehistoric
Settlement Patterns and Lithic Usage in the Upper Juniata River Basin
(MacDonald), Comments on Monongahela Drew Radiocarbon Dates (Espino)
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76(2)
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The Caneadea Mound, Allegany County, New
York (Howard),
Anadromous Fish and the Lenape (Becker), Long Distance Exchange?
The Case of an Obsidian Projectile Point from the University of
Pennsylvania Museum (Dillian, Bello, and Shackley), Problematic
Tribal Names of Pennsylvania
(Sorg)
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77(1)
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Moving People and Resources Across
Pennsylvania's
Prehistoric Landscape: Investigations at 36JU104 (Raber), The Late
Prehistoric
Components at the Godwin-Portman Site, 36AL39 (George), Facing Monday
Creek
Rockshelter (33HO414): A Late Woodland Hunting Location in Southern
Ohio
(Spertzel, Abrams, Freter, and Springer)
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77(2)
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A Preliminary Report on the Paleoindian
Assemblage
from Indian Camp Run No. 1 (36FO65) (Myers and Myers), An Inventory of
Western
Pennsylvania Rockshelters (Tippins), Further Discussion of Drew
Tradition
Radiocarbon Dates,
Migration, Mea Culpa, Etc. (George)
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78(1)
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Chemical Characterization
of Four Pre-Contact Copper Artifacts from Pennsylvania (Lattanzi), The
Early and Middle Woodland in the Upper Juniata River Drainage:
Archaeological Visibility and Regional Population (Raber), Brown's
Bottom #1 (33RO1104) Bladelet Assemblage: An Experiment in Use-Wear
Analysis (Pacheco and Burks)
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78(2)
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W. J. Holland's 1902
Lecture about the Smith's Ferry Petroglyphs
(36BV7) and Western Pennsylvania Archaeology (Waters), The Drew-Two and
Scarem Phases of Monongahella at the Lang Site (36WH48) (George),
Archaeolbotanical Remains Recovered from Flotation from the Lang Site
(36WH48) (Ericksen), The Formation of Indigenous Sedentary Communities
in the MOnday Creek Tributary of the Hocking River Valley, Ohio: A GIS
Archaeological Landscape Approach (Hicks, Abrams, Freter, and Ueland),
The Monnel Triangle Point: A Proposed Levanna Sub-Type Scalene Triangle
Projectile Point (Powell) |
79(1)
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Archaeological
Investigations at 36FA368: Implications for the Study of Monogahela
Settlement Patterns (Raber), The Ault Site (36LY20): A Multi-Component
Site INcluding a Fortified Shenks Ferry Village (Bressler), Geochemical
Analysis of Archaeological Cerramics in the Hocking Valley, Ohio
(Patton, Abrams, Freter)
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80(1)
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Two Monongahela Sites in
Fayette County, Pennsylvania (Means), "Late Woodland" (CA. 1000-1740
CE) Foraging Patterns of the Lenape and Their Neighbors in the Delaware
Valley (Becker), An Analysis of Prehistoric Ceramics Found at the
Ebbert Spring Site, 36FR367 (Powell), Richard George's 2008 C14 Dating
Project (Tippins and George), A Discussion of New Radiocarbon Dates
from the Gnagey 3 (36SO55), McJunkin (36AL17), and Household (36WM61)
Sites (Means and Tippins)
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80(2)
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The Discovery of Fort
Morris, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania (Warfel and Marr), The Enigmatic
Vestal Phase of the Late Archaic (Miroff), Birdstones: Some
Clarifications from Maryland (Curry), The Armewarmus Band of New
Jersey: Other Clues to Differences Between the Lenopie and Lenape
(Becker), Human Head Effigy Found at the Ebbert Spring Site (Powell)
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81(1)
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The Wylie #3 Site
(36WH283): Part 1 (George), Excavation of the Glenshaw Rockshelter
(Tippins), "Charms, Skinners, and Slickstones": The Wilson Collection
Documentation Project (Wholey and Falchetta), Debitage and Test Trench
Material from the Raccoon Point Site (28GL6), Gloucester, New Jersey
(Roeske)
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81(2)
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The Wylie #3 Site
(36WH283): Part II (George), Keyhole Features from the Consol Site
(36WM100) (Auffart and Oshnock), Two Archaic Dogs from Central Ohio
(Sciulli and Purcell), Jacob Skickett, Lenopi Elder: Preliminary Notes
from before 1750 to after 1802 (Becker) |