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PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 94 2024

Abstracts

Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Some Point Types and Other Diagnostics From the Middle Allegheny River Valley: A View From the Rod Gould Site (36VE250) Collection	Andrew J. Myers and Patricia A. Stahlman	1-26	1	These articles will not be available as individual PDFs until 2027
Revisiting The Nescopeck Rockshelter: 36LU315	R. Michael Stewart and Del Beck	27-44	1
Three Woodland Rock Shelters on Chestnut Ridge, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania	Robert E. Oshnock and James J. Barno	45-72	1
Standardizing Fire-Cracked Rock Analysis: A Case Study in Southwestern Pennsylvania	Kristina Gaugler	73-80	1
Signs Of Struggle?: Possible Evidence of the Wyoming Massacre in the Susquehanna River	Mark G. Dziak	81-86	1
Book Reviews: Robert J. Walker: The History and Archaeology of a U.S. Coast Survey Steamship (James P. Delgado and Stephen D. Nagiewicz)	Rachel W. Tuite	87-88	1
Editor's Note	Roger Moeller	91-92	1
A Late Archaic/Early Woodland Assemblage From the Minguannan Site (36CH3), Chester County, Pennsylvania	Jay F. Custer	1-50	2
An Upper Delaware Valley Perspective on the Use History of Bifurcates	R. Michael Stewart	51-66	2
A Broadspear Cache From the Nesquehoning Site, 36CR142	R. Michael Stewart, Del Beck, and Jeremy W. Koch	67-78	2
Dated Flat Bottom Pottery From Hendrick Island, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	R. Michael Stewart	79-88	2
Book Reviews: Sins of the Shovel: Looting, Murder & the Evolution of American Archaeology (Rachel Morgan) Archaeology, Copper, and Complexity in the Middle Atlantic Region (Gregory Denis Lattanzi)	Kristina Gaugler Janet Johnson	89-93	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 93 2023

Abstracts

Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Observations Regarding Two Iconographic “Jesuit” Rings Recovered From Indian Camp Run No. 1 (36FO65), Forest County, Pennsylvania	Andrew J. Myers	1-22	1	These articles will not be available as individual PDFs until 2026
36BL0124: A Crossroads Blacksmith Shop in the Nineteenth Century	Justin D. McKeel	23-39	1
Bellows and Beak Iron: Early Blacksmithing and Gunsmithing At Fort Hunter, Site 36DA159	Kimberly M. Sebestyen	41-50	1
Archaeological Excavation at the Sorn Site (36FA405): A Youghiogheny Phase Site Located in Fayette County, Pennsylvania	John P. Nass, Jr., Andrea Boon, and Cearra Mihal	51-80	1
Book Review: The Archaeology of Villages in Eastern North America (Jennifer Birch and Victor D. Thompson, editors)	Sarah W. Neusius	81-83	1
A New View of American Fort Presque Isle, Erie	Paul A. Raber	1-42	2
LiDAR Prospection of 19th Century Iron Ore Mines in the Lower Deer Creek Valley of Northwestern Pennsylvania	Charles E. Williams	43-58	2
Possible Bullroarers From the Bell Site (36CD31C), Clearfield County, Pennsylvania	Jay F. Custer	59-62	2
A New Date for the Association of Pottery and Fishtail Points in the Upper Delaware Valley	R. Michael Stewart	63-70	2
Book Review: Using And Curating Archaeological Collections. (S. Terry Childs And Mark S. Warner) Misadventures In Archaeology: The Life and Career of Charles Conrad Abbott. (Carolyn D. Dillian And Charles A. Bello) Falls of the Ohio River: Archaeology of Native American Settlement. (David Pollack, Anne Tobbe Bader, and Justin N. Carlson)	Amy L. Covell-Murthy R. Michael Stewart John Nass, Jr	71-77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 92 2022

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Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Arisen From the Ashes: Owasco Archaeology at the DeSisti Site (36BR20), Sayre, Pennsylvania. Part 1 – Investigation and Results	DeeAnne Wymer, Dan Caister, and Tom A. Vallilee	1-32	1
Quaker Values and Consumer Trends: A Nineteenth-Century Privy Deposit From the York Friends Meeting House (36YO470)	Benjamin Luley, Meredith Amato, Brandon Katzung Hokanson, and William Thompson	33-52	1
Low-Cost Ground Resistivity at Fort Machault (36VE212)	Brian L. Fritz and William Black	53-68	1
Book Review: The Archaeology of Northern Slavery and Freedom (James A. Delle)	Angela S. Jaillet-Wentling	69-71	1
Book Review: Bears: Archaeological And Ethnohistorical Perspectives in Native Eastern North America. (Heather A. Lapham and Gregory A.Waselkov, editors)	Sarah Neusius	71-73	1
Arisen From the Ashes: Owasco Archaeology at the DeSisti Site (36BR20), Sayre, Pennsylvania. Part 2: Environmental Context and Significance.	DeeAnne Wymer, Dan Caister, and Tom A. Vallilee	1-16	2
The Archaeology of Camp Letterman, Gettysburg Civil War General Hospital: A 25 Year Retrospective and the Archaeological Investigations at the Lady Farm Site (36AD0475)	Thomas Lewis	17-35	2
Evidence for Smoking During the Early Woodland in Western Pennsylvania and Vicinity	Mark A. McConaughy	37-50	2
Phase I/II Archaeological Investigations At 36BV51 And 36BV380, Beaver County, Pennsylvania	Andrew Wyatt and Jesse Walker	51-77	2
In Memoriam: W. Fred Kinsey III		79-80	2
Book Review: Curating Archaeological Collections: From the Field to the Repository (Lynn P. Sullivan and Terry S. Childs)	Amy L. Covell-Murthy	81-83	2
Book Review: Middle Atlantic Prehistory: Foundations and Practice (Heather A. Wholey and Carole L. Nash)	Paul A. Raber	83-85	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 91 2021

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Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Life at Camp Michaux: A View From the Artifacts	Marc D. Morris, Alexia M. Orengo-Green, and Maria C. Bruno	1-14	1
Weinschenk’s Island: A Late Jack’s Reef Horizon Site in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania	Richard T. Gartley, James F. Morton, and Jeff Carskadden	15-25	1
Turner Rockshelter (36AR96), Turner Cave (36BT509), and Smittman Rockshelter (36AR38)	William H. Tippins, Thomas P. Rabbitt, and Richard W. Lang	27-54	1
Excavation at the Swetz Farm Site, A Monongahela Habitation Site in Southern Fayette County, Pennsylvania	John P. Nass, Jr. and Douglas G. Sahady	55-61	1
Contact at the Confluence: Possible Contact Period Artifacts in the Wyoming Valley	Mark G. Dziak	63-71	1
Book Review: The Archaeology of Native Americans in Pennsylvania (Kurt W. Carr, Christopher A. Bergman, Christina B. Reith, Bernard K. Means, Roger Moeller, Elizabeth Wagner, editors)	Jay F. Custer	73-76	1
Book Review: The Scripture Rocks: Why Douglas Stahlman Carved His Legacy in Stone (Brian L. Fritz and Kenneth Burkett)	Hannah E. Harvey	78-79	1
Identification and Configuration of Charcoal Hearths, Collier Huts, and Charcoal Haul Roads in Michaux State Forest	Michael C. Emanuel	1-22	2
The Chickaree Hill Pictograph (36CB28)	Kenneth Burkett	23-34	2
Origins of the Unusual Stature of the Susquehannock: Skeletal Remains From the Murray Garden Site (36BR2)	Marshall Joseph Becker	35-46	2
The Discovery and Testing of Kane III (36EL402): A McFate Phase Campsite in Elk County, Pennsylvania.	Andrew J. Myers and Patricia A. Stahlman	47-68	2
Secrets of a Journal Editor	Roger Moeller	69-70	2	FREE
Artifact	William Engelbrecht	71-72	2
Book Review: Food Production in Native North America: An Archaeological Perspective. (Kristen J. Gremillion)	DeeAnne Wymer	73-74	2
Book Review: The Susquehannocks: New Perspectives on Settlement and Cultural Identity. (Paul A. Raber, editor)	Lisa Dugas	74-77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 90 2020

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Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Kaolin Clay Mining in Southeast Pennsylvania and Northwest Delaware	William B. Liebeknecht, Kristine A. Chase, Curtis A. McCoy, and John McCarthy	1-25	1
A Monongahela House Reconstruction on City Island	James T. Herbstritt	27-36	1
Spencer Baird’s Exploration of Epply Cave, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania	James J. Krakker	37-42	1
Social Anguish and the Fracturing of Little Indian Rock	Melanie Mayhew	43-51	1
2019 Excavations at the Fort Hunter Site (36Da159): Have We Finally Found the Fort?	Kimberly M. Sebestyen and Kurt W. Carr	52-62	1
Susquehannock Word Studies	David J. Sorg	63-70	1
Send Me Your Book Suggestions!	Sarah Neusius	71	1
Book Review: First Pennsylvanians: The Archaeology of Native Americans in Pennsylvania (Kurt W. Carr and Roger W. Moeller)	Sarah Neusius	73-75	1
Artifact (Nanticoke Notched Triangle)	Andrew J. Myers and Patricia A. Stahlman	77-78	1
Archaeological Investigations Within the Proposed Dunbar Business Park, Fayette County, Pennsylvania	David J. Kroskie, John P. Nass, Jr., Carl Maurer, and Marc Henshaw	1-15	2
Sixteenth Century Susquehannocks on the North Branch: New Data from the Murray Garden Site (36BR2), Athens, Pennsylvania	DeeAnne Wymer, David Moyer, And Deb Twigg	17-34	2
Some Thoughts on Upland Hilltop Occupation and Pigeon Hunting Activity: Notes from the 2017 - 2019 Field Seasons	Andrew J. Myers and Patricia A. Stahlman	35-51	2
Revisiting the Cyrus Thomas Mound Explorations in Pennsylvania	Mark A. McConaughy	53-63	2
The Deisher Site (36BK450): Reconciling and Reconstructing the Evidence for the Location and Date of a Probable Lenape Cemetery Site Identified by 1847	Marshall Joseph Becker	65-72	2
Book Reviews: Woodland Mounds in West Virginia (Darla Spencer)	Amy L. Covell-Murthy	73-76	2
The Nature and Pace of Change in American Indian Cultures: Pennsylvania 4000 to 3000 BP (R. Michael Stewart, Kurt W. Carr, and Paul A. Raber, editors)	Sarah W. Neusius	73-76	2
Editor's Note: Anthropology of the COVID-19 Pandemic	Roger Moeller	77-78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 89 2019		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Three effigies from the Manna site (36PI4), Pike County, Pennsylvania	R. Michael Stewart		1-12	1
Unpacking the cluttered past: Assessment and curation of the Wright Collection at Mercyhurst University	Casey Bleuel		13-24	1
The Cold Spring Pot: An Allegheny Erie Tradition vessel found in the upper Allegheny Drainage	Andy J. Myers		25-44	1
Imagery, warfare and identity: Iroquoian painted trees in the Upper Susquehanna Valley	David Moyer		45-60	1
The Shirey Meadow survey: A comparative study of shovel testing and pedestrian survey	Eric Olson		61-74	1
Archaeological Excavation of the Pitt Gas Mound, an Early Woodland Cresap Phase Site in Greene County, Pennsylvania	John P. Nass, Jr., Marc Henshaw, & Cassandra Kuba,		1-24	2
Revolutionary War Graves at Langhorne, Bucks County, Pennsylvania	R. Michael Stewart		25-38	2
LiDAR Prospection of Relict Charcoal Hearths of the Shippenville Furnace Region, Clarion County, Pennsylvania.	Charles E. Williams		39-48	2
An Unusual Pot From the Manna Site (36Pi4) in the Upper Delaware Valley	R. Michael Stewart		49-62	2
A Multicomponent Site in Chester County, Pennsylvania With a Nearby Shenks Ferry Occupation.	Marshall Joseph Becker		63-77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 88 2018		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Late Middle Woodland Through Early Late Woodland Settlement and Subsistence Patterns at the Griswold Site, 36ER62	Joshua J. Kwoka And William Engelbrecht		1-38	1
The Manatawna Rockshelters, 36PH22	Chris C. Hummer		39-56	1
Wingate’s Mortar and the Seasonal Round	Andrew J. Myers and Patricia A. Stahlman		57-75	1
Artifact	Jonathan Burns		77	1
The Early and Middle Woodland Periods at Small Sites in the Upper Ohio Valley: The Evidence From 36WH1729	Paul A. Raber		1-40	2
The Discovery of a Wigwam Type Structure at 36BK0941	Thomas Lewis And Ali Littman		41-48	2
Where Are the Stratified Paleoindian Sites?	Brian L. Fritz		49-56	2
Recent Investigations at the Squirrel Hill Site (36WM35): A Monongahela Village in Western Pennsylvania	Lara Homsey-Messer and William J. Chadwick		57-77	2
Errata			78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 87 2017		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Editor's Message	Roger Moeller		1-2	1
The Significance of Small Sites in the Upper Ohio River Drainage: Investigations at 36Wh1619	Paul A. Raber		3-30	1
Who Cared? Applying a Bioarchaeological Model of Caregiving to a Paleo-Oncology Case in Late Prehistoric West Virginia	Samantha H. Blatt		31-46	1
The Tunis Mound: A Possible Ceremonial Context For Forest Notched Points	Jeff Carskadden		47-78	1
The Lenape and the Origins of Indian Trade Silver: Brooches as Cultural Markers	Marshall Joseph Becker		1-31	2
The School in Rose Valley: Digging Our Past Project: A Case Study in Public Archaeology and Progressive Education	Stephen S. Israel, Frank J. Mosca, O’Brien Wolff		33-52	2
Bowls: Their Spatial and Temporal Distribution in Pennsylvania	John P. Nass, Jr.		53-64	2
Bunker Hill Farm in Camp Michaux State Forest: An Intricate History of Hardship	Victoria A. Cacchione and Maria C. Bruno		65-76	2
Artifact	Jonathan Burns		77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 86 2016		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Editor's Message	Bernard K. Means		1	1
The Edinburg Site, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania	Richard T. Gartley, Jeff Carskadden, and James F. Morton		2-38	1
The Prehistory of Fort Hunter: Recent Investigation of 36DA159	Paul A. Raber		39-74	1
The Martz Rock Shelters	Edgar E. Augustine and Bernard K. Means		75-78	1
Editor's Message	Bernard K. Means		1	2
New AMS Dates on the CRESAP Mound (46MR7)	William H. Tippins, Richard W. Lang, Mark A. McConaughy		2-20	2
The Buffalo Creek Chert of Washington County, Pennsylvania	Brian L. Fritz, William H. Tippins, Kenneth F. Fischer		21-40	2
The Allegheny Cultural Divide of Southwestern Pennsylvania	Brian L. Fritz		41-72	2
Scenes From the Past	Bernard K. Means		73	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 85 2015		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Editor's Message	Bill Tippins		1	1
The Nature and Cultural Meaning of Early Woodland Mounds in Southerwestern Pennsylvania and the Northern Panhandle of West Virginia	Mark A. McConaughy		2-38	1
"A Fine Place for a Hotel": The Water Street Inn Site (36HU151)	Scott D. Heberling		39-60	1
Circular Villages of the Monongahela Tradition: The Powell Sites	Bernard K. Means		61-69	1
Henry Fleet's Journal and the Languages of Pennsylvania	David J. Sorg		70-76	1
Artifacts			77-78	1
Editor's Message	Bernard K. Means		1	2
A Pillar of Cloud by Day and of Fire by Night: A Landscape Study of the Harrisburg Nail Works	Jonathan Libbon		2-17	2
Flotation and Analysis of Organic Materials Recovered from Excavations at the Montgomery Site (36CH60), Chester County, Pennsylvania	Marshall Joseph Becker		18-24	2
The Late Woodland Period in Western Pennsylvania	Mark A. McConaughy		25-46	2
Glass, Floods, and Gov'ment Work: Finding Blairsville's Industrial Past	Hannah E. Harvey		47-62	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 84 2014		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Current Research in the Virtual Curation Laboratory @ Virginia Commonwealth University: Introduction to the Collected Papers	Bernard K. Means		1-3	1
Moving Between Reality as Virtual and Reality as Actual	Courtney Bowles		4-8	1
Handing the Past to the Present: The Impact of 3D Printing on Public Archaeology	Allen Huber		9-13	1
New Dimensions: 3D Scanning of lroquoian Effigy Ceramics	Rachael Hulvey		14-18	1
Rocky Raccoon: The Application of 3D Technology to Zooarchaeology	Mariana Zechini		19-22	1
Who Benefits from Virtual Curation?	. Bernard K. Means		23-26	1
Shenk:s Ferry Traditional Ceramic Seriation	Jeffrey R. Graybill and James T Herbstritt		27-45	1
Peri-Susquehannock Pottery of the Tioga River Area, Pennsylvania and New York	Christopher T Espenshade		46-61	1
A Small Prehistoric Mound Group (33-WE-3) in Wayne, County, Northeast Ohio	P Nick Kardulias, David Taggart, Brittany Rancour, Nigel Brush, Roger Rowe, and Gregory Wile		62-75	1
Artifacts			76-78	1
Another Perspective on "Clemson Island Culture" and the Role of Small Sites in Late Woodland Settlement: The Late Woodland Period Occupation of 36BL112	Paul A. Raber		1-35	2
Shenks Ferry Triangles, Seriation, and Dating	Jeffrey R. Graybill, James T Herbstritt, Andrea J. Carr, and Melanie R. Wing		36-41	2
Reassessing Peter's Creek and Linn Mounds, Washington County, Pennsylvania	Mark A. McConaughy		42-49	2
A Geophysical Investigation and Cultural Reevaluation of the Monongahela Squirrel Hill Site (36WM35)	Lydia DeHaven		50-64	2
Rejoinder to Sciulli and Purcell: Two Late Prehistoric Dogs from the Reinhardt Site (33PI880), Pickaway County, Ohio	Kevin C. Nolan and Paul W Sciulli		65-73	2
In Memoriam: James P. Bressler (1914-2014)	William A. Turnbaugh, Ph.D.		74-78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 83 2013		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
The Johnston Locus (36WM705); A Protohistoric Site in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania	Kristen Anne Beckman		1-21	1
Revisiting .the Wolf Walk: Exploring Philadelphia's Delaware River Waterfront	Jennifer C. Rankin		22-44	1
Early Archaic Sites Along Drainage Divides in Western Washington County, Pennsylvania	Kenneth F. Fischer and William H. Tippins		45-63	1
The Crow Mound (36GR36), Greene County, Pennsylvania	Don W. Dragoo and Donald P. Tanner		64-78	1
A Circular Village of the Monongahela Tradition: The Gower Site (36S06)	Dr. Bernard K. Means		1-15	2
Shenks Ferry Radiocarbon Dates, The Quarry Site (36LA1100) and Village Site Ecology	Jeffrey R. Graybill and James T Herbstritt		16-28	2
Cord-Marked Ceramics from Scarem-Kramer (36WH22); Description and Distribution, Cordage and Population Dynamics at a Monongahela Village Site	Sarah L. Dost Kerchusky		29-51	2
Data Retrieval From an Unprovenienced Museum Collection: The Ludy Collection at the University of Pennsylvania Museum	Carolyn D. Dillian		52-64	2
In Memoriam: Vema L Cowin and Paul F. Cowin	James B. Richardson, III		65-71	2
Ten Year Index: Pennsylvania Archaeologist 2000-2009	Compiled by Judy. Duritsa		72-76	2
Book Review: North American Stone Axe: Concepts and Technologies (Ronald D. Powell)	Bill Tippins		77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 82 2012		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Excavations at the Mathies Mine Mound (36WH29), Washington County, Pennsylvania	Donald Tanner, William Tippins, Robert Laidig, and Mark McConaughy		1-24	1
Hartman 's Cave (36MR0221 ): A Crossroads for Victorian Period Archaeologists, Paleontologists and a Botanist	Thomas R. Lewis		25-31	1
Preliminary Alluvial Geoarchaeology of 36F066 (Indian Camp Run 2), Forest County, Pennsylvania	Todd Grote and Andrew Myers		32-46	1
Preliminary Bioarchaeological Examination of the Quaker Hills Quarry (36LA1100) Skeletal Sample: A Funk Phase Shenks Ferry Site in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania	Dana D. Kollmann		47-65	1
Susquehannock Material Culture Revisited: Eight Pennsylvania Ethnographic Artifacts in the Skokloster Castle Collection in Sweden and a Possible Connection to Capt. John Smith	Marshal Joseph Becker		66-73	1
Fluted Points from the Loyalhanna Creek Watershed, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania	Robert Oshnock		74-78	1
Paleoindian "Lithic Scatters" in the Ten Mile Creek Watershed	Christine Davis, Philip Glauberman, and Ryan Parish		1-16	2
The Middle Woodland: Western Pennsylvania vs.Eastern Pennsylvania	Mark A. McConaughy		17-33	2
Finding Fort Machault (36VE212)	Brian L . Fritz and William Black		34-43	2
Early Woodland Features at the Consol Site (36WM100), Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania	Robert Oshnock		44-53	2
We Had Everything but Money: A Study of Buying Strategies at a Civilian Conservation Corps Camp in the Allegheny National Forest	Jonathan R. Libbon		54-63	2
A Preliminary Model for the Alligewi Tribe	David J. Sorg		64-70	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 81 2011	Abstracts
Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
The Wylie #3 Site (36WH283): Part I	Richard L. George	1-27	1
Excavation of the Glenshaw Rockshelter No.1 (36AL4 82), Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	William H Tippins	28-57	1
"Charms, Skinners, and Slickstones": The Wilson Collection Documentation Project	Heather A. Wholey and Jennifer Falchetta	58-69	1
Debitage and Test Trench Material from the Raccoon Point Site (28GL6), Gloucester, New Jersey	Heather Roeske	70-78	1
The Wylie #3 Site (3 6WH283): Part II	Richard George	1-43	2
Keyhole Features from the Consol Site (36WM100)	Albert Auffart and Robert Oshnock	44-53	2
Two Archaic Dogs from Central Ohio	Paul W Sciulli and Joseph Purcell	54-64	2
Jacob Skickett, Lenopi Elder: Preliminary Notes from before 1750 to after1802	Marshall Joseph Becker	65-76	2
Artifacts		77	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 80 2010		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Two Monongahela Sites in Fayette County, Pennsylvania	Bernard K.Means		1-16	1
"Late Woodland" (CA. 1000-1740 CE) Foraging Patterns of the Lenape and Their Neighbors in the Delaware Valley	Marshall Joseph Becker		17-31	1
An Analysis of Prehistoric Ceramics Found at the Ebbert Spring Site, 36FR367	Ronald D. Powell		32-59	1
Richard George's 2008 C14 Dating Project	William H.Tippins and Richard L. George		60-62	1
A Discussion of New Radiocarbon Dates from the Gnagey 3 (36S055), McJunkin (36AL17), and Household (36WM61) Sites	Bernad K.Means and William H.Tippins		63-72	1
Artifacts			75-78	1
The Discovery of Fort Morris, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania	Stephen G. Warfel and Paul G. Marr		1-29	2
The Enigmatic Vestal Phase of the Late Archaic	Laurie Miroff		30-49	2
Birdstones: Some Clarifications from Maryland	Dennis C. Curry		50-60	2
The Arrnewamus Band of New Jersey: Other Clues to Differences Between the Lenopi and Lenape	Marshall Joseph Becker		61-72	2
Human Head Effigy Found at the Ebbert Spring Site (36FR367), Franklin County, Pennsylvania	Ronald D. Powell		73-77	2
Artifact			78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 79 2009		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Archaeological Investigations at 36FA368: Implications for the Study of Monogahela Settlement Patterns	Paul A. Raber		1-29	1
The Ault Site (36LY120): A Multi-Compoment Site Including a Fortified Shenks Ferry Village	James P. Bressler		30-53	1
Geochemical Analysis of Archaeological Ceramics in the Hocking Valley, Ohio	Paul E. Patton, Elliot M.Abrams, and Ann Corinne Freter		54-74	1
Artifacts			75-78	1
In Memoriam: Richard L. George & An Index of Publications and Papers by Richard L. George			2-8	2
Historical Archaeological Investigations at the Cromwel l Mill (36HU179), Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania	Scott D. Heberling		9-32	2
Analysis of Skeletal Remains from the Old Town Site (33HS02) , A Late Archaic Cemetery in Harrison County, Ohio	Paul W Sciulli, Samantha H. Blatt, and Nancy E. Tatarek		33-41	2
Birdstones: A Continuing Enigma in North American Archaeology	Marshall Joseph Becker		42-58	2
Faith, Science, and Native American Origins: A Pennsylvania Discussion	Jay F Custer		59-73	2
The Role of Avocational Archaeology in Pennsylvania	Brian L . Fritz		74-76	2
Artifacts			77-78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 78 2008	Abstracts
Title	Author	pp	Issue	Purchase
Chemical Characterizaton of Four Pre-Contact Copper Artifacts from Pennsylvania	Gregory Denis Lattanzi	2-15	1
The Early and Middle Woodland in the Upper Juniata River Drainage: Archaeological Visibility and Regional Population	Paul A. Raber	16-40	1
Brown 's Bottom #1 (33R011 04) Bladelet Assemblage: An Experiment in Use-Wear Analysis	Daniel Snyder, Michael Powers, Paul J. Pacheco, and Jarrod Burks	41-60	1
Artifacts		61-70	1
W. J. Holland's l 902 Lecture About the Smith's Ferry Petroglyphs (36BV7) and Western Pennsylvania Archaeology	David R. Watters	1-10	2
The Drew-Two and Scarem Phases of Monongahella at the Lang Site (36WH48)	Richard L. George	11-38	2
Archaeobotanical Remains Recovered from Flotation from the Lang Site (36WH48)	Annette G. Ericksen	39-43	2
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 Jeffery Ueland	44-63	2
The Bonnell Triangle Point: A Proposed Levanna Sub-Type Scalene Triangle Projectile Point	Ronald D. Powel	64-70	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 77 2007		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Moving People and Resources Across Pennsylvania's Prehistoric Landscape: Investigations at 36JU104	Paul A. Raber		1-29	1
The Late Prehistoric Components at the Godwin-Portman Site, 36AL39	Richard L. George		30-52	1
Facing Monday Creek Rockshelter (33H0414): A Late Woodland Hunting Location in Southern Ohio	Staci E. Spertzel, Elliot M. Abrams, AnnCorinne Freter, and Gregory S. Springer		53-70	1
Artifacts			71-76	1
A Preliminary Report on the Paleoindian Assemblage from Indian Camp Run No. 1 (36F065)	Andrew J. Myers and Malinda Moses Myers		1-33	2
An Inventory of Western Pennsylvania Rockshelters	William H. Tippins		34-69	2
Further Discussion of Drew Tradition Radiocarbon Dates, Migration, Mea Culpa, Etc	Richard L. George		70-75	2
Artifacts			76-78	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 76 2006		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
A Preliminary Report on the Ebbert Spring Site	Ronald D. Powell		1-19	1
Horseshoe Rockshelter (36CH488)	Mark A. McConaughy		20-47	1
Prehistoric Settlement Patterns and Lithic Usage in the Upper Juniata River Basin	Douglas H. MacDonald		48-62	1
Comments on Monongahela Drew Radiocarbon Dates	Jason Espino		63-71	1
BOOK REVIEW: The Pennsylvania Fluted Point Survey (Gary L. Fogelman and Dr. Stanley W. Lantz)	Bill Tippins		72	1
Artifacts			73-76	1
The Caneadea Mound, Allegany County, New York	Steven P. Howard		2-27	2
Anadromous Fish and the Lenape	Marshall Joseph Becker		28-40	2
Long Distance Exchange? The Case of an Obsidian Projectile Point from the University of Pennsylvania Museum	Carolyn Dillian, Charles Bello, and M. Steven Shackley		41-47	2
Problematic Tribal Names of Pennsylvania	David J. Sorg		48-53	2
BOOK REVIEW: Caves and Culture: 10,000 Years of Ohio History (Edited by Linda B . Spurlock, Olaf H. Prufer, and Thomas R. Pigott)	William H. Tippins		54-55	2
Artifacts			56-58	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 75 2005		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
The Murphy's Old House Site (36AR 129): A Historic and Prehistoric Multi-component Site	Richard L. George		1-28	1
On The Rocks at Parkers Landing	Kenneth Burkett and Edward Kaufman		29-48	1
New Dates for New Deal Excavated Monongahela Villages in Somerset County	Bernard K. Means		49-61	1
The Warsaw Warrior: A Prehistoric Petroglyph of an Enemy?	Dr. Nigel Brush and Jeff Dilyard		62-72	1
BOOK REVIEW: The Ohio Hopewell Episode: Paradigm Lost and Paradigm Gained. A. Martin Byers.	Mark A. MccCnaughy		73-74	1
BOOK REVIEW: Jacob My Friend: His 17th Century Account of the Susquehannock Indians. Barry C. Kent	W. Fred Kinsey, III		73-74	1
Artifacts			75-77	1
Surface-Collected Artifacts from the Christoff Site (36AL64)	William E. Buker		3-11	2
An Update on Colonial Witch Bottles	Marshall Joseph Becker		12-23	2
Revisiting the Mystery of "Carantouan" and Spanish Hill	Deb Twigg		24-33	2
The Miller Farm Monongahela Village	Richard L. George		34-52	2
Prehistoric Usage of Loyalhanna Chert	Robert E. Oshnock		53-60	2
BOOK REVIEW: The Bioarchaeology of Virginia Burial Mounds Debra L . Gold.	(Mary.Jane Shaw		61	2
Artifacts			62-69	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 74 2004		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
A Review of the Monongahela Drew Phase and an Introduction to the Drew "Tradition"	Richard L. George		5-10	1
The Kelso Site (36W H23) and the Monongahela Drew Tradition of the Chartiers Valley	William E. Buker		11-44	1
The Wilkinson Site (36WM344), a Drew Tradition Monongahela Village	Richard L. George		45-62	1
A Closer Look at the Monongahela Drew Tradition	Richard L. George		63-91	1
The Dunsfort Site: Black Walnuts and Middle Woodland Subsistence	Richard L. George		1-34	2
Plant Remains From the Dunsfort Site	Frances B. King		35-39	2
The Traister Petroglyphs	Kenneth Burkett		41-48	2
Terminal Late Archaic Mortuary Practices at Berryhill Cemetery	Paul W Sciulli & James M. Heilman		49-62	2
Lost Tribes of the Susquehanna	David J. Sorg		63-72	2
A Visit to Olduvai Gorge	W Fred Kinsey, III		73-76	2
BOOK REVIEW: The Rock-Art of Eastern North America: Capturing Images and Insight. Edited by Carol Diaz-Granados and James R. Duncan.	James B. Richardson, III		77	2
Artifacts			78-83	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 73 2003		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Linguistic Affiliations of the Massawomeck Confederacy	David J. Sorg		1-7	1
Foley Farm: The Importance of Architecture and the Demise of the Monongahelans	James T. Herbstritt		8-54	1
Geoarchaeological Investigation at the Rivercrest Site (36MG112): Sand Grain Granulometric Analysis as an Interpretive Tool in Upland Setting Site Formation	Gary E. Stinchcomb		55-74	1
Memorial: Charles L. Lucy	Barry C. Kent		75-77	1
The Hershey Site: An Update	Janet Schulenberg, Jaimin Weets, Peter van Rossum		2-15	2
The Chronological Placement of the Hershey Site on a Dynamic Socio-Cultural Landscape	]. Smoker Howard		16-30	2
Mount Davis Tar Kiln (36S0287) Archaeological Surface Survey and Historical Study	Brian L. Fritz		31-48	2
Redware Analysis of the Early Nineteenth Century Vickers Pottery	Douglas Reeser		49-58	2
"They Are Not Dead Who Live In The Hearts They Leave Behind" The Contributions of Dr. Dorothy A. Humpf	Barbara J. Shaffer		59-64	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 72 2002		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
36BR81, A Multicomponent Site Near Wyalusing Pennsylvania	Charles L. Lucy & Ted Keir		1-16	1
Archaeology and Geomorphology of the Coverts Crossing (36Lr75) and Coverts Bridge (36Lr228) Sites, Lawrence County Pennsylvania	Douglas H. MacDonald & David L. Cremeens		17-50	1
Monongahela Houses with Separate Walls and Roofs; Perhaps, Perhaps Not	Richard L. George		51-59	1
BOOK REVIEW: Tracking the Shenks Ferry Indians at the Ault Site 36LY120. Bressler, James P. and Karen Rockey	Dean R Snow		60-61	1
Constitution of The Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, Inc			62-77	1
Revisiting Mary Butler's "Three Archaeological Sites in Somerset County, Pennsylvania"	Bernard K. Means		8-46	2
Discovering Monongahela Rock Art	W Rex Weeks		47-98	2
The Notched Disk as a Digging Tool	Rudolph E. Bennage Jr.		99-108	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 71 2001		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
Vanport Siliceous Shale	Kenneth Burkett		1-10	1
Analysis of Artifacts from the Joanna Furnace Blacksmith Shop	Keith R.Doms		11-28	1
Terminal Late Archaic Mortuary Practices II: The Boose Cemetery	Paul W. Sciulli and Ray Schuck		29-42	1
An Examination of Ceramics from the Dutch Hill Rock Shelter	Andrew J.Myers		43-68	1
Notes on the Ryan Site: A Monongahela Village in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania	Harry A.Matlack		69-82	1
Pennsylvania Profile No.17 C.A.Weslager's "Indian Hannah": The "Organization Man" Confronts a Legendary Native American	Jay F.Custer		83-90	1
The Wasciski Cache	Kenneth Burkett & Edward Kaufman		1-5	2
Oberly Island: Trend and Tradition in the Lower Lehigh Valley	Peter E. Siegel, Robert G. Kingsley & Tod L. Benedict		16-59	2
The Shawnee Rocksnail and the Wylie Site; What 100 Years Can Mean!	Richard L. George		60-71	2
Pennsylvania Profile No.18 Henry Deisher, His Baskets, and George Byron Gordon: Part I	Jay F. Custer		72-87	2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 70 2000		Abstracts
Title	Author		pp	Issue	Purchase
A Buried Lamoka Occupation in Stratified Contexts West Branch Valley of the Susquehanna River, Pennsylvania	Robert D. Wall		1-44	1
An Archaeology of Archaeology: Recent Investigations into the 1938 Martz Rock Shelters Excavation	Bernard Means		45-80	1
More on a Murky Subject: Impacts of Prehistoric Agricultural Activities in the Wyoming Valley	Donald Thieme		81-82	1
Memorial: James W. Hatch	Paul Raber		83-86	1
Artifacts			87-89	1
Ten-Year Index: Pennsylvania Archaeologist 1990 - 1999	R. Dustin Cushman		1-67	2