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PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania Archaeologist Volume 94 2024 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 |
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 | |
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 |
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Editor's Note: Anthropology of the COVID-19 Pandemic |
Roger Moeller |
77-78 | 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 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 76 2006 | |||||
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 |