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Basin Survey's Missouri Basin Project Office. Part I of the manuscript concerns the "roots" of the Interagency Archaeological Salvage Program in the earlier work-relief programs of the 1930s and early 1940s. This program is briefly reviewed in Thiessen's history.

Blythe E. Roveland (Department of Anthropology, Machmer Hall, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts 01003) is conducting research in the German Paleolithic focusing on the history of Late Glacial archaeology in northern Germany.

Alice Kehoe (Marquette University, 3014 North Shepard Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin has received information from Bennett McCardle (Manager, Public Service Archives of Ontario, 77 Grenville Street, Toronto, Ontario M7 A 2R9) stating the following: "I have run across quite a number of isolated references to archaeological (and informal, illegal grave-robbing) activities in Canada in the records of the Department of Indian Affairs at the National Archives in Ottawa. Some of those relating to the North­ West Coast were energtically collected by Douglas Cole in his excellent book on the spoiling of the native religious heritage. There are others relating to the prairies and Ontario, however, that would be work looking at if someone wanted to do so, and I would be glad to suggest approaches if needed". Mr. McCardle's telephone number is 416-965-4039; FAX 416-324-3600. Mr. McCardle's M.A. thesis is in anthropology was taken in 1980 at the University of Toronto. The title of his thesis is "The Life and Anthropological Works of Daniel Wilson (1816-1892). Wilson's importance as an archaeologist may be seen in the fact that he wrote the 11 page article on "Archaeology" for the important 9th edition of the Encylopaedia Britannica, 1878 -- in print until the 1911 11th edition The 9th edition was W. Robertson Smith (Religion of the Semites ).

IV. Bibliographic/Archival Material Related to the History of Archaeology

A. Recent Work by Subscribers

Downum, Christian E., 1990 "From Myths to Methods: Intellectual Transitions in Flagstaff Archaeology, 1883-1930", in Perspectives on Southwestern Prehistory, edited 12

by P.E. Minnis and C. L. Redman, Westview Press, Boulder.

Fowler, Don D., 1989 The Western Photographs of John K. Hillers - Myself in the Waters, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C. 13

Givens, Douglas R., 1989 "The Impact of A.V. Kidder on the Carnegie Institution and Arnericanist Archaeology" , Athenaeum Society Review, 5(1):5-11.

Kehoe, Alice B., 1990 "The Monumental Midwestern Taxonomic Method", in The Woodland Tradition in the Western Great Lakes, (Festscrift for Elden Johnson), edited by Guy Gibbon, University of Minnesota Publications in Anthropology Number 4, pp. 31-36. (Dr. Kehoe's paper describes w.e. McKern's purpose in developing his method, generally mislabeled as "system" and how it was received and how it has been absorbed into American archaeology while overtly rejected by the late 1960s New Archaeology by especially Albert Spaulding.

Schavelzon, Dartiel 1988 "Arqueologia y politica en Centroamerica: Las Excavationes de Zauculeu y su Contexto Historico (1946-1950), Mesoamerica, 16:335-359.

Schavelzon, Daniel 1990 "Historigrafia de La Arquitectura Prehispanica Argentina (1850- 1985)" in Historiografla Argentina (1958-1988), Comite Internacional de Ciencias Historicas, Buenos Aires, pp. 197-213.

Schavelzon, Daniel 1990 Las Ciudades Mayas (Historia de Las Teorias Sobre Su Estructura Urbana), A-Books, Buenos Aires.

*Reprints and copies of publications by subscribers and other researchers in the history of archaeology are solicited by the General Editor for the Bulletin's files.

B. Doctoral Dissertations/Master's Theses

Barnhart, Terry A., 1989 "Of Mounds and Men: The Early Anthropological Career of Ephraim George Squier", Ph.D dissertation, 14

Miami University, University Microfilms #DA9008059.

Pool, Kelly A., 1990 "A History of Amateur Archaeological Work in the Saint Louis Area: 1940-1990", M.A. Thesis, Washington University, Saint Louis.

C. Works Suggested by Our Readers

Arnold, Bettina 1990 "The Past as Propaganda: Totalitarian Archaeology in

Nazi Germany", Antiquity, 64:464-478. - A.L. Christenson.

Bames, Gina L., 1990 "The 'Idea of Prehistory' in Japan", Antiquity, pp. 929- 940. - A.L. Christens on.

Biographical Directory of Anthropologists Born Before 1920 1988 edited by Thomas L. Mann, Garland Reference Library for the Humanities #439, Garland Publishing Company, New York. - D.R. Givens

Clark, Grahame 1989 Prehistory at Cambridge and Beyond, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. - D.R. Givens

Clermont, Norman and Philip E L. Smith 1990 "Prehistoric, Prehistory, Prehistorian... Who Invented the Terms?", Antiquity, 64:97-102. - A.L. Christenson

Cotter, John D., "Freud's Magnificent Obsession", SCAN, 19(5):8-9. - A.L. Christens on

"Clues to the Past: Papers in Honor of Wil1iam M. Sundt" 1990 in Papers of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico 16, edited by M. S. Duran and D. T. Kirkpatrick, Albuquerque. (includes "Bits and Pieces from the Past", anecdotes of E.L. Hewett, S.G. Morley, A.V. Kidder, etc., by Marjorie Lambert 15

and "Three Months on the Jemez Plateau: An Account of Edgar Lee 1905 field season by Frances J. Mathien) - A.L. Christens on. 16

Critical traditions in ContemporaryArchaeology 1989 edited by Valerie Pinsky and Alison Wylie, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. (includes "The History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Archaeology: The case of Ancient Monuments Protections Act (1882)" by Tim Murray; "Philosophical lessons from the History of Stonehenge Studies" by Christopher Chippindale' "Childe's Early Marxism" by Peter Gathercole; and

11 Commentary: A Critical Role for the History of Archaeology" by Valerie Pinksy). - A.L. Christenson.

Daniel, Glyn 1986 Some Small Harvest, Thames and Hudson, London. - D.R. Givens

Daughters of the Desert (Women Anthropologists and the Native American Southwest) 1988 edited by Barbara A. Babcock and Nancy J. Parezo, University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. (includes the work of H. Marie Wormington, Nathalie F.S. Woodbury and many others) - D.R. Givens

Dennell, Robin 1990 IIProgressive Gradualism, Imperialism and Academic Fashion: Lower Palaeolithic Archaeology in the 20th Century", Antiquity, 64:549-558. - A. L. Christens on.

Fagan, Brian 1990 IIRethinking Prehistory", Archaeology, 43(4):32-39 [a brief biography and discussion of the work of Colin Renfrew]. - A.L. Christens on.

Gacs, Ute, Aisha Khan, Jerrie McIntrye, and Ruth Weinberg 1889 Women Anthropologists: Selected Biographies, University 17

of Illinois Press, Urbana. (includes biographies and selected bibliographies for Frederica de Laguna, Isabel Kelly, Dorothy Keur, Zelia Nuttal, Tatiana Proskouriakoff, and Marie Wormington) - A.L. Christenson

History of African Archaeology 1990 edited by Peter Robertshaw, Currey, London (distributed

in the United States by Heinemann). - A. L. Christenson 18

Hodder,Ian 1989 "Writing Archaeology: Site Reports in Context", Antiquity, 63:268-274. - A.L. Christenson.

Jeter, Marvin D. 1990 Edward Palmer's Arkansas Mounds, University of Arkansas Press, Fayetteville. - A.L. Christenson.

Lanpo, Jia and Huang Weiwen 1990 The Story of Peking Man: From Archaeology to Mystery, Oxford UniversityPress, New York. - A.L. Christenson.

Nabokov, Peter 1989 "Introduction" to the Reprint Edition of Victor Mindeleff's, A Study of Pueblo Architecture in Tusayan and Cibola, Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington D.C., - D.R. Givens.

Perspectives on Southwestern Prehistory 1990 edited by P.E. Minnis and C.L. Redman, Westview Press, Boulder ( includes the following historical studies--"Cultivating ideas: The Changing Intellectual History of the Introduction of Agricul ture in the American Southwest" by W. H. Wills; "Sedentism and Aggregation in Anasazi Archaeology" by Stephen H. Lekson; "Population Growth and Mobility in Southern Colorado Plateau Archaeology by Andrew L. Christens on; and "From Myths to Methods: Intellectual Transitions in FlagstaffArchaeology, 1883-1930" by Christian E. Downum) - A.L. Christenson.

The Pastmasters (Eleven Modem Pioneers of Archaeology) 1989 edited by Glyn Daniel and Christopher Chippindale, Thames and Hudson, London. (includes biographies of V. Gordon ChiIde, 19

Stuart Piggott, Charles Phillips, Christopher Hawkes, Seton Uoyd, Robert J. Braidwood, Gordon R. Willey, C.J. Becker, Sigfried l. DeLaet, J. Desmond Clark, and D.l. Mulvaney). - D.R. Givens

Spencer, Frank 1990 Piltdown: A Sdentific Forgery, Oxford University Press, New York. - A.1. Christenson

Spencer, Frank 1990 The Piltdown Papers, Oxford University; Press, New York. (contains archival and manuscript materials relating to the Piltdown hoax). - D.R. Givens

Tracing Archaeology's Past (The Historiography of Archaeology) 1989 edited by Andrew 1. Christenson, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale. - D.R. Givens

Trigger, Bruce 1989 A History of Archaeological Thought, Cambridge University Press, New York. - D.R. Givens

Turner, David 1990 "Heinrich Schliemann: The Man Behind the Masks", Archaeology,

43(6):36-42. - A. 1. Christenson.

Willey, Gordon R., 1988 Portraits in American Archaeology (Remembrances of Some Distinquished Americanists), University Of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque. (includes remembrances of Byron Cummings, Arthur Randolph Kelly, James Alfred Ford, William Duncan Strong, George Clapp Vaillant, Wendell Cl ark Bennett, Junis Bouton Bird, Alfred Louis Kroeber, Samuel Kirkland Lothrop, Julian Haynes Steward, Matthew Williams Stirling, Alfred Marston Tozzer, 20

Alfred Vincent Kidder, William Rotch Bullard, Jr., Harry Evelyn Dorr Pollock, and Augustus Ledyard Smith). - D.R. Givens

V. Book/Journal Article Reviews

The Bulletin solicits reviews of of materials relating to the history of archaeology. Copies of books, journal articles, and other published material to be reviewed are desired by the General Editor for the Bulletin'5 files.

VI. Activities of Various Academic Gatherings Related to the History of Archaeology

The Fourth Annual Symposium on the History of Archaeology was held during the 56th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology in New Orleans. The title of this year's symposium was IIContinuity and Diversity: The Development of Regional Traditions in Americanist Archaeology". The theme of the symposium concerned the development of regional traditions in Americanist archaeology. The symposium explored the hypothesis, initially expressed by Curtis Hinsley, that the history of Americanist archaeology is best explored in the context of the region. Within this broad framework, the symposium encouraged a variety of methodological approaches to the explanation of archaeology's history. Networks (the theme of the Third Annual Symposium), the biography of individuals or institutions (e.g. museums or departments of anthropology) and analysis of the influences deriving from the broad sociocultural context of a region all seem to be perspectives that might yield useful insights on regional traditions. Symposium Abstract: "This symposium--the fourth symposium on the history of Americanist archaeology--explores the development of regional archaeological traditions. The basic goals are to trace how the individuals, institutions, and social contexts of particular regions have interacted to define regional traditions, and to assess how such developments have influencedAmericanist archaeology as a whole. Individual papers track the emergence and influence of regional traditions in Mayan Mesoamerica, the Basin of Mexico, and the V.S. Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and Plains." The participants and titles of symposium papers include: ' Sus an J. Bender (Skidmore College) and Edwin Curtlin (New York State Museum) - "Two Visions of New York State Prehistory", EUn C.