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Rock Art of the Upper Ohio Valley
by James L. Swauger
On CD-ROM in
PDF format for use with Adobe Reader
Copyright 1974 Akademische Druck- u.
Verlagsanstalt, Graz, Austria.
Reproduced with permission. Digitization
and CD production by AKF, Inc., Pittsburgh.
In 1974, James
L. Swauger published the landmark book
Rock Art of the Upper Ohio, which still
stands today as the most comprehensive study
of Native American petroglyphs in this
area. Since the book had a limited print
run and was produced in Austria, it was
difficult to obtain in the United States,
even when it first appeared. I therefore
considered it a rare opportunity when I
purchased a copy in mint condition at a
recent Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology
meeting. I then launched an effort to
digitize this copy so that future
researchers would be able to access
Swauger’s work more easily. Although the
enclosed CD doesn’t match the grandeur of
the original 10 ¾” x 14 ¼” hardcover version
(printed in black and white), the
information and images are captured for your
benefit. All proceeds from the sale of this
CD benefit the Society for Pennsylvania
Archaeology. Bill Tippins,
Editor, Pennsylvania Archaeologist
Archaeological Investigations at The Pidcock
Sites, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
Stephen W. Tull
10-49
1
Ground Stone Artifacts from the Snyder Site
(28WA528), Warren County, New Jersey
Doris A.
Freyermuth
50-52
1
Spearthrower Weights from the Miga Site
(36NM33), Northampton County, Pennsylvania
F. Dayton Staats
53-55
1
Schmick's Mahican Dictionary, Carl Masthay,
editor
Ives Goddard
56-58
1
Artifacts
59-62
1
A Stemmed Point Cache from the Snyder Site,
Warren County, New Jersey
James T. Adams
and Thomas E. Adams
1-6
2
The Portman Site (36AL40)
William E. Buker
7-52
2
Terminal Late Archaic Mortuary Practices at
Kirian-Treglia (33AL39)
Paul W. Sciulli,
Ray Schuck and Myra J. Geisen
53-63
2
Lenape Shelters: Possible Examples from the
Contact Period
Marshall J.
Becker
64-76
2
Excavation of a Shenks Ferry Habitation
Complex on Canfield Island, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania (36LY251)
James P. Bressler
77-89
2
BOOK REVIEW: The Buried Past: An
Archaeological History of Philadelphia, John L. Cotter, Daniel G
.Roberts, and Michael Parrington, with the assistance of Sarah S.
Evans.
Charles H.
LeeDecker
90-92
2
PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania
Archaeologist Volume 62 1992
Household Archaeology and Functional
Analysis As Procedures For Studying Fort Ancient Communities in the
Ohio Valley
John Naas, Jr .
1-13
1
Analysis of a Radiocarbon Date From the
Blackman Site, an Early Susquehannock Village in Bradford County
Pennsylvania
Richard F.
McCracken and Charles L. Lucy
14-18
1
Prehistoric Site Locations on the
Unglaciated Appalachian Plateau
Michael Stewart
and Judson Kratzer
19-36
1
Analysis of the Skeletal Sample from the
Scioto County Homes Site
Paul W. Sciulli,
Ann Alexis and A. Joanne Curtin
37-54
1
MEMORIALS: Catherine J. McCann & Don W.
Dragoo
55-69
1
The Shoop Conundrum
Roger W. Moeller
70-77
1
Artifact
78-79
1
BOOK REVIEW: The Walnut Street Prison
Workshop: A Test Study in Historical Achaeology Based on Field
Investigation in the Garden Area of the Athenaeum of Philadelphia,
John L. Cotter, Roger W. Moss, Bruce C. Gill, and Jiyul Kim
Daniel G. Roberts
80-82
1
BOOK REVIEW: Indian Paths of Pennsylvania,
Paul A. W. Wallace
James P. Bressler
80-82
1
The Trojan Site (36BR149): A Preliminary
Report on a Paleo Indian Manifestation in Bradford County,
Pennsylvania
Richard J.
McCracken
1-21
2
A Major Quarry-Workshop Site Near Cherry
Valley, New York
Robert E. Funk,
Beth Wellman and Rebecca Elliott
22-45
2
A Study of Six Early/Middle Woodland Sites
in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
Hettie L.
Ballweber
46-99
2
BOOK REVIEW: The Rise and Fall of New
Sweden: Governor Johan Risingh's Journal 1654-1655 in Its
Historical Context, Stellan Dahlgren and Hans Norman.
Marshall Joseph
Becker
100-104
2
BOOK REVIEW: The Adams and Culbertson Sites,
Charles F. Wray Series in Seneca Archaeology, Volume I, Charles F.
Wray, Martha L. Sempowski, Lorraine P. Saunders, and Gian Carlo
Cervone
Jay F. Custer
100-104
2
BOOK REVIEW: The First People of Maryland, Hettie Boyce-Ballweber.
Laurie Weinstein-Farson
100-104
2
PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania
Archaeologist Volume 58 1988
The History and Archaeology of Immanuel
Episcopal Church, New Castle, Delaware
Daniel G. Roberts
1-33
1
CHAPTER CONTRIBUTIONS-Kinzua Chapter #18
REPORT ON ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATIONS OF PREHISTORIC KANE AND RUSSELL
CITY EARTHWORKS
Robert J. LaBar
34-46
1
PENNSYLVANIA PROFILE-Cultural Ecology and
Archaeology in the Middle Atlantic: ARE PEOPLE REALLY MORE THAN WHAT
THEY EAT
Jay F. Custer
47-51
1
Artifact
52
1
BOOK REVIEW: The Ceramics from the Kramer
Village Site (33Ro33), Ross County, Ohio, Kyle L. Ullman, in
collaboration with Oriol Pi-Sunyer.
Richard L. George
53-59
1
BOOK REVIEW: The History and Culture of
Iroquois Diplomacy, Francis Jennings (ed.), with William N . Fenton,
Mary A. Druke, and David R. Miller
Martha L. Sempowski
53-59
1
BOOK REVIEW: Cultures in Contact: The
European Impact on Native Cultural Institutions in Eastern North
America, A . D. 1000-1800, edited and with commentary by William
W. Fitzhugh.
Charles E. Hunter
53-59
1
BOOK REVIEW: The Archaic of Northeastern
Ohio, Olaf H .Prufer and Dana A . Long.
Richard J.
McCracken
53-59
1
Cultural Manifestations at the Friendsville
Site in Garrett County, Maryland
Hettie Boyce-Ballweber
1-77
2
MEMORIALS: Charles Foster Wray
Charles L. Lucy
78
2
MEMORIALS: Gerald B. Fenstermaker
Barry
C . Ken
79-80
2
PENNSYLVANIA PROFILE-Cultural Ecology and
Archaeology in the Middle Atlantic
Jay F. Custer
81-84
2
BOOK REVIEW: Spirit of the New England
Tribes: Indian History and Folklore, 1620-1984, William S. Simmons.
William A. Turnbaugh
85-89
2
BOOK REVIEW: Late Woodland Cultures of the
Middle Atlantic Region, edited by Jay F. Custer.
Charles E. Hunter
85-89
2
PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania
Archaeologist Volume 56 1986
Blackman Site (36BR83): A Proto-
Susquehannock Village
Charles L. Lucy
and Richard J. McCracken
5-29
1-2
Birds of a Feather: Some Historic
Petroglyphs in Southeastern Ohio
James L. Murphy
30-33
1-2
Proton Magnetometer Testing at
Bushy Run Battlefield,36WM598
Judy
Bartlow and Doug Plance
34-35
1-2
A Possible Association of a Clovis- Like
Fluted Projectile Point with a Quaternary Pebble Chert
Source in Camden County, New Jersey
Anthony T.
Boldurian, Philip T. Fitzgibbons and Frank J. Vento
36-41
1-2
Test Excavations at the Webb Site (36CH51)
Chester County, Pennsylvania
Jay F. Custer
42-53
1-2
Archaeological Site Survey and Recording in
Pennsylvania
Barry C. Kent,
Stephen G. Warfel and Kurt W. Carr
54-56
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: The Blue Marsh Lake Project:
Archaeological Studies of the Late Archaic in the Pennsylvania
Piedmont, Volume I, by Pandora E. Snethkamp, Carol A. Ebright, and
Jeffery B. Serena
Jay F. Custer
57-62
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: The Nanticoke Indians-Past and
Present, C. A. Weslager
Herbert C. Kraft
57-62
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: Prehistoric Artifacts of the
Schuylkill Valley, Robert J. Millar (editor)
Ricki L. Maitta
57-62
1-2
A Plan For The Management Of Archaeological
Resources In Northern Chester County
Harry J. Tucci
63-66
1-2
Artifact
67-69
1-2
A Crested Blackstone Pipe from Bucks County,
Pennsylvania
Marshall Becker
1-4
3
Late Woodland Ceramics of Delaware:
Implications for the Late Prehistoric Archaeology of Northeastern
North America.
Daniel R.
Griffith and Jay F. Custer
5-20
3
The Novak Site: A Late Woodland Upland
Monongahela Village
Hettie L. Boyce
21-49
3
Chapter Contributions
50-54
3
Artifact
55
3
A Late Prehistoric Analog for "Cuspidiform"
Petroglyphs
James L. Murphy
and Jeff Carskadden
1-3
4
Two Bucks County Rockshelters
William
Strohmeier
4-11
4
Preliminary Investigation of the Ashmore
Farm Site (36WH675)
Ronald W. Eisert
and Hettie L. Boyce
12-29
4
Preliminary Investigations at the Mitchell
Farm Site (7NC-A2), New Castle County, Delaware
Jay F. Custer and
Colleen DeSantis
30-40
4
BOOK REVIEW: Living the Sky, The Cosmos of
the American Indian, Ray A . Williamson.
William A.
Turnbaugh
47-50
4
BOOK REVIEW: Delaware Prehistoric
Archaeology: An Ecological Approach, Jay F . Custer.
Richard J. Dent
47-50
4
PDFs of Articles from Pennsylvania
Archaeologist Volume 54 1984
A Ball Headed Club From the Eastern
Woodlands in the Collections of the Horniman Museum, London
M. J. Becker
1-8
1-2
Seneca Cabin Site: Historic Component of the
Venatta Site (30CA46)
Stanley W. Lantz
9-41
1-2
Scott Brothers Earthenware Pitcher
Christine Davis
42-44
1-2
Notes on the Possible Cultural Affiliation
of Monongahela
Richard L. George
45-50
1-2
Marietta Works, Ohio, and the Eastern
Periphery of Fort Ancient
Jeffrey R.
Graybill
51-60
1-2
The Defenses at Indian Fort Road, Tompkins
County, New York ("An ancient fortification in Tompkins County, N.Y.
"-revisited)
David M. Jones
and Anne Jones
61-71
1-2
DISCOVERING THE PAST
72-73
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: Ohio River Environmental
Assessment Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Technical Report for
the State of Kentucky Portion. By A. T. Bader, J. E .Granger, P . J
. Diblasi, B . K. Sudhoff and L. Seig.; Cultural resources of the
Ohio River Flood Plain in Illinois. By J . D. Muller and D . M.
Davy.; Cultural Resources of the Ohio River Valley in Indiana. By C
. A. Munson, W. F. Limp and D. F. Barton; Ohio River Environmental
Assessment: Cultural Resources Reconnaissance, Pennsylvania. By J. B
.Richardson and R . C . Carlisle;Ohio River Environmental
Assessment: Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Report, West Virginia,
Prepared by U . S . Army Corps of Engineers;Ohio River Environmental
Assessment: Cultural Resources Reconnaissance Report, Ohio. Prepared
by U . S . Army Corps of Engineers
Robert F.
Maslowski
74-77
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: Meadowood Phase Settlement
Pattern in the Niagara Frontier Region of Western New York State.
Joseph E . Granger, Jr.
William J. Parry
74-77
1-2
BOOK REVIEW: The Coastal Archaeology
Reader: Selections from the New York State Archaeological
Association Bulletin, 1954-1977. Louis Brennan, editor.
Jay F. Custer
74-77
1-2
Artifact
80-81
1-2
The Overpeck Site (36BU5)
Forks of the
Delaware Chapter 14
1-46
3
The Unami Creek Rockshelter
William
Strohmeier
1-12
4
Surface Mining and Pennsylvania Archaeology
Allen S. Bohnert
and Richard L. George
13-18
4
Lenape Archaeology: Archaeological and
Ethnohistoric Considerations in light of recent excavations
Marshall J.
Becker
19-30
4
Excavation of the Bull Run Site 36LY119
James P. Bressler
31-63
4
BOOK REVIEW: Old Pots: Salt-Glazed
Stoneware of the Greensboro New Geneva Region Phil Schaltenbrand
Robert F.
Maslowski
64-65
4
BOOK REVIEW: The White Men: The First
Response of Aboriginal Peoples to the White Man. Julia
Blackburn.
Larry Van Horn
64-65
4
BOOK REVIEW: Early Man , Winter 1
979, A Magazine of Modem Archeology, Stuart Struever