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PUBLICATIONS for SALE the Arkansas Archeologist, Bulletin of the AAS PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE The Arkansas Archeologist, Bulletin of the AAS ***PRICING INCLUDES SHIPPING AND HANDLING*** Volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4 consist of ten numbers per year with approximately 200 pages per volume. Volume 5 consists of nine numbers. The tenth was never produced. Included are site reports, excavation reports, instruction, methods, newsletter items, and other interesting and nostalgic information. Volume 1 1960 (photocopied) $30.00 (CD) $5.00 Volume 2 1961 (photocopied) $30.00 (CD) $5.00 Volume 3 1962 (photocopied) $30.00 (CD) $5.00 Volume 4 1963 (photocopied) $30.00 (CD) $5.00 Volume 5 1964 (photocopied) $30.00 (CD) $5.00 Complete Set: (CD) $15.00 Volume 6, No.1, 1965 (20 pages) (photocopied) $4.00 (CD) $ 5.00 A House Pattern from the Dupree Site; by John Moselage The Dupree Site in Retrospect; by C.R. McGimsey III Archeological Application of Aerial Photography; by Jack E. Porter Bluff-top Indian Site; by John House A Survey of the DeGray Reservoir Area; by C.R. McGimsey III and Hester A. Davis New Radiocarbon Dates for Southwest Arkansas Volume 6, Nos.2-3, 1965 (40 pages) (photocopied) $7.00 (CD) $5.00 Test Excavations at the J.R. Marrett Site 23DU12, Southwest Missouri; By Richard A. Marshall Faunal Remains from Bluff Shelters in Northwest Arkansas; by Charles E. Cleland Volume 6, No.4, 1965 (20 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 The Holman Creek Site, 3MA28; by Royal Mapes A Burial on White River; by Virginia Shiras What IS a Radiocarbon Date?; by C.R. McGimsey III Volume 7, Nos.1-2, 1966 (40 pages) (photocopied) $7.00 (CD) $5.00 An Introduction to Parkin Prehistory; by Hester A. Davis Volume 7, No.3, 1966 (20 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Westward Ho! In 3WH4; by Charles A. Figley The Hardin Point: An Interim Analysis Report; by Alden Redfield Volume 7, No.4, 1966 (20 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Excavations in Prall Shelter (3BE197) in Beaver Reservoir, Northwest Arkansas; by Ronald A. Thomas and Hester A. Davis Volume 8, No.1, 1967 (20 pages) (photocopied) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Paleo-Indian in Arkansas; by Hester A. Davis Ceramic Pipe Chronology along the Red River Drainage in Southwestern Arkansas; by Michael P. Hoffman Reunited; by Hester A. Davis How About Those Strainers?; by Hester A. Davis 1 1/27/2017 Volume 8, Nos.2-3, 1967 (36 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 The Gant Site (3MS11), Mississippi County, Arkansas; by E. Wyllys Andrews V Volume 8, No.4, 1967 (24 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Evidences of the Marksville and Coles Creek Complexes at the Kirkham Place, Clark County, Arkansas; by S. D. Dickinson, and Harold J. Lemley (Reprint of Bulletin of the Texas Archeological and Paleontological Society, Volume 11,1939.) Volume 9, Nos.1-2, 1968 (36 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Archeological Sites and Land Leveling in Eastern Arkansas; by James A. Scholtz The Dumond Site (3AR40); by James A. Scholtz Modern Land Use Practices and the Archeology of the Lower Mississippi River Valley; by C.R. McGimsey III and Hester A. Davis Volume 9, Nos.3-4, 1968 (40 pages) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 Mapping a Mississippian Community near Marked Tree; by Dan F. Morse The Soc Site (3WH34); by Charles A. Figley Possible Evidence of Digging Stick Handles in the Eastern United States; by Dan F. Morse Man and Mollusks, A Story of Seashells in Archeology; by George G. Major Culture and Climatically Related Subsistence Factors in Baxter County Archeology; by John House Volume 10, Nos.1, 2 and 3, 1969 (60 pages), (photocopied) $8.50 (CD) $5.00 A REVIEW OF ARKANSAS PREHISTORY A Brief History of Archeological Work in Arkansas up to 1967; by Hester A. Davis The Role of the Amateur in Arkansas Archeology; by Charles A. Figley Introducing Northeast Arkansas Archeology; by Dan F. Morse Culture History of Southeast Arkansas; by Burney B. McClurkan Prehistoric Developments in Southwestern Arkansas; by Michael P. Hoffman A Summary of Prehistory in Northwest Arkansas; by James A. Scholtz Volume 10, No.4, 1969 (20 pages) (photocopied) $4.00 (CD) $5.00 The Shipps Ferry Site; by Bert and Louise Shoemaker (a reprint) The “Non-Nosed” God Mask; by Hester A. Davis (a reprint) The Shipps Ferry Site, 3BA7, Baxter County, Arkansas; by John H. House, Peter Shiras, and Howard M. Knight Volume 11, No.1, 1970 (20 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Investigation of the Cemetery at the Gee’s Landing Site, 3DR17; by Patsy White Volume 11, No.2, 1970 (24 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 The Lace Place, A Dalton Project Site in the Western Lowland In Eastern Arkansas; by Alden Redfield and John H. Moselage Volume 11, Nos.3-4, 1970 (40 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Preliminary Notes on a Recent Mastodon and Tapir Find in Northeastern Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse Excavations at Calf Creek; by Don R. Dickson Volume 12, No.1, 1971 (20 pages) (photocopied) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Two Recent Microblade Core Discoveries in Mississippi County, Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse The Hawkins Cache: A Significant Dalton Find in Northeast Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse Volume 12, No.2, 1971 (20 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Falling Water Falls Site: by Thelma Lee Gregoire Another Zoomorphic Locust Stone Bead from Lafayette County, Arkansas; by Clarence H. Webb Volume 12, No.3, 1971 (20 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Skeletal Analysis of Three Bluff Shelter Burials; by H. Eugene Hickman, Jr. Reconstruction of an Arkansas Hopewellian Panpipe; by Gloria A. Young The Ashley Point; by Martha A. Rolingson Apologies, Hypotheses, and Grooved Rocks; by J. Cynthia Weber An Historic Indian Grave near Blytheville, Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse Volume 12, No.4, 1971 (20 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Lakeport: Initial Exploration of a Late Prehistoric Ceremonial Center in Southeastern Arkansas; by Martha A. Rolingson Volume 13, No.1-2, 1972 (40 pages) (photocopied) $7.00 (CD) $5.00 Preliminary Report on the 1972 Excavations at the Ferguson Site (3HE63); by Frank Schambach 2 1/27/2017 Certification for Amateurs; by Charles R. McGimsey III So What Else Went On?; by Hester A. Davis The Arkansas Training Program in Archeology Volume 13, No.3-4, 1972 (40 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 The Cryer Manifestation: Definition and Tentative Placement in the Caddoan Sequence; by Robert A. Taylor A Pot Full of Beads; by Dan F. Morse A String of Shell Beads; by Michael J. Pecotte Volume 14, No.1, 1973 (20 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 A Catlinite Disk Pipe and Associated Vessels from Lowland Eastern Arkansas; by Fletcher Jolly III A Burial from Salt Petre Cave; by Gene Waters A Stone Discoidal from Craighead County; by Sam Smith Volume 14, No.2, 3 and 4, 1973 (60 pages) (photocopied) $8.50 (CD) $5.00 THE HAZEL SITE Historical Background; by Hester A. Davis Archeological Salvage on the Pyramidal Mound, August 19, 1968; by Dan F. Morris Archeological Salvage During the Construction of Route 308; by Dan F. Morris and Sam Smith Osteopathological Observations on Two Skeletons; by Dan Morse, M.D. Volume 15, Whole Volume, 1974 (75 pages) (photocopied) $10.75 (CD) $5.00 Preliminary Investigations at the Mill Creek Site, (3ST12); by Charles M. Baker A Possible Nodena Phase Pottery Figurine; by Dan F. Morse Investigations at Two Sites in Southeastern Arkansas; by Al B. Wesolowsky A Zoomorphic Locust Stone Bead from Northeast Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse A Unique Engraved Steatite Bowl from Southwest Arkansas; by Frank Schambach Report on the 1974 Test Excavations at the Knappenberger Site, Mississippi County, Arkansas; by Timothy Klinger Volume 16, 17 and 18, Whole Volumes, 1975, 1976 & 1977 (90 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 The Kinkead-Mainard Site, (3PU2): A Late Prehistoric Site near Little Rock, Arkansas; by Michael P. Hoffman A Human Femur Tube from Arkansas; by Dan F. Morse Parkin Archeology: A Report on the 1966 Field School Test Excavation at the Parkin Site; by Timothy C. Klinger Grooved Rock Petroglyph Sites in West Virginia and the Sahara; By James L. Swauger and Mark Milburn Paleo-Indian in the Arkansas Ozarks: A Preliminary Statement; by John P. Newton An Exceptional Example of Carved Bone Technology from the Lower Mississippi Valley; by Timothy C. Klinger Volume 19, Whole Volume, 1978 (49 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 Ten Mile Rock: Pigs, Peccaries, and People; by Raymond E. Medlock Turquoise Beads from the Standridge Site; by Ann M. Early Davidsonville Bricks; by Samuel D. Smith An Archeological Inventory of Pulaski and Saline Counties; by Hester A. Davis Flat-based Shell-tempered Pottery in the Ozarks: A Preliminary Discussion; by John H. House Volume 20, Whole Volume, 1979 (84 pages) $5.00 (CD) $5.00 The Kelley-Grimes Site: A Mississippi Period Burial Mound,Southeast Arkansas, Excavated in 1936:by Marvin D. Jeter, David B. Kelley, and George P. Kelley Plant Remains from the Upper Nodena Site (3MS4); by Leonard W. Blake and Hugh C. Cutler Lithic Technology and Stone Age Tool-Making; by Charles M. Niquette Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from the Montgomery Farm, Barry County, Missouri; by Gayle Fritz The World into Which Louis Leaky Led Us; by Frank Schambach Volume 21, Whole Volume, 1980 (56 pages) $6.00 (CD) $5.00 Historic Tribes of the Ouachita Drainage System in Arkansas; by S. D. Dickinson An Effigy Catlinite Pipe from Northwest Arkansas; by Michael P. Hoffman An Assessment of the Arkansas Archeological Survey/Society Traning Program; by Ann M.
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