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PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 94 2024

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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
       
       
       

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 93 2023

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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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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 These articles will not be available as individual PDFs until 2025

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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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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Kaolin Clay Mining in Southeast Pennsylvania and Northwest Delaware

William B. Liebeknecht, Kristine A. Chase, Curtis A. McCoy, and John McCarthy

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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
Editor's Note: Anthropology of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Roger Moeller

 77-78 2

PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 89 2019

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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