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50-YEAR INDEX to MARYLAND ARCHEOLOGY VOLUMES 1-50 • 1965-2014 Compiled by Dennis C 50-YEAR INDEX TO MARYLAND ARCHEOLOGY VOLUMES 1-50 • 1965-2014 Compiled by Dennis C. Curry Introduction This index to Maryland Archeology is an update Matthew D. McKnight assumes the role of Editor of to the 25-year index published in 1991. It follows the Maryland Archeology. same format—an AUTHOR INDEX and a KEY WORD The idiosyncrasies mentioned in the 25-year INDEX—and is aimed at making the journal a more useful index continue. Pagination in the first three volumes research tool. varied from individually paginated articles to consecutive The journal of the Archeological Society of pagination across all three volumes. With Volume 4, Maryland, Inc. began in 1965 (one year after the Society Cresthull initiated individual issue pagination, which formed) under the title The Journal of the Archaeological continues today. However, with Volume 50(2) Society of Maryland, Inc. Frederic M. Stiner served as the pagination started on the title page, thereby relegating the first Editor and produced three volumes before his death first page of the first article to page 4. Volume 50(1) in January of 1968. Paul Cresthull succeeded Stiner, regrettably used the title Maryland Archaeology, Journal initiating a March/September publication schedule and of the Archaeological Society of Maryland, Inc., an error renaming the journal Maryland Archeology, subtitled corrected in Volume 51(2). Most confusingly of all, Journal of the Archeological Society of Maryland, Inc. however, was the dating of individual issues. When (note the updated spelling of “archeology” and Cresthull established a March/September publication “archeological”). Cresthull continued as Editor for the schedule beginning with Volume 4, issues bore those next 21 years until his sudden death on August 9, 1989; dates regardless of when they were actually published. his last journal was Volume 24, Number 2, September The transition from Cresthull’s editorship to my own 1988. Subsequently, the ASM Publications Committee, resulted in issues being published out of order—25(1), chaired by Richard B. Hughes, produced Volume 25, 26(1&2), and 25(2). Later during my tenure, a lack of Number 1, dated March 1989. The committee also manuscripts caused publication to fall behind schedule. published a series of papers previously presented at the When this happened, I used the next expected issue date 1984 Eastern States Archeological Federation meetings on the cover, and included an “issued on” date on the title held in Annapolis as a double-issue entitled “New page (for instance, “March 2007 [Issued September Perspectives on Maryland Historical Archaeology” and 2008]”). This would allow society members (and serving as Volume 26, Numbers 1&2, March and libraries and institutional members) to keep track of their September 1990. At the December 1989 ASM Board subscriptions despite delays in publication. With Volume meeting, I was appointed Editor; my first issue (Volume 50(1), the March/September system was abandoned, 25, Number 2, September 1989) appeared in October of although the expected publication year (2014) was 1992. My tenure continued through Volume 49, Number retained (albeit without an [Issued May 2017] 2, September 2013, which was issued in May of 2014. disclaimer). Volume 50(2) replaced the expected Following my resignation as Editor, the ASM Board publication year (2014) with 2017 (even though it was appointed an Editorial Committee to assume editorial issued in November 2018; this is denoted “2017*” in the responsibilities. Despite a number of organizational indices below), and Volume 51(1&2) replaced the meetings, allocations of duties, and even some initial expected publication year (2015) with 2018, the year it editing of manuscripts, the committee failed to gel and was issued. Sadly, somehow, in all this confusion we was unable to produce an issue. Nonetheless, a member have lost three complete volumes over the years 2014- of that committee, James G. Gibb, stepped up to serve as 2018, and I do not know if there are plans to correct this interim Editor. Gibb produced Volume 50, Number 1, situation. May 2014 (issued in May of 2017), Volume 50, Number At any rate, I hope this index allows readers to 2, December 2017 (issued in November 2018), and explore the exciting world of Maryland archeology Volume 51, Numbers 1&2, July 2018 (also issued in presented in this journal over the last half century. November 2018). Commencing with Volume 52, AUTHOR INDEX Aamodt, Wayne G. Barse, William P., Wayne E. Clark, and Gerald N. Braley 1972 [Cartoon:] Scale in Feet. 8(2):35. 1977 The Purcell Site: An Exploration. 13(1):1-11. 1974 [Cartoon:] Scale in Feet. 10(1-2):29. Bastian, Tyler Akerson, Louise E. 1989 Carroll R. Bennett's Contributions to Maryland 1994 Rediscovering the Sand Tunnels of Federal Hill, Archeology. 25(2):1-4. Baltimore. 30(2):1-8. 1990 Preface [to New Perspectives on Maryland Akerson, Louise E., and Janel A. Bisacquino Historical Archaeology]. 26(1&2):vi-vii. 1998 Fragments of City Life: A Brief History of Beall, James R., Stacey Streett, and Guy Whidden Archeological Research in Baltimore, Maryland, 1995 Archeological Study of the George Willard House 1914-1996. 34(1):1-14. (18FR696): A Federal Farm House in Southern Anonymous Frederick County, Maryland. 31(1&2):9-24. 1967a Review of The Arts in Early American History Beam, Thomas Elton (Whitehill). 3(2):162. 1965 Investigation and Location of Claiborne's Fort on 1967b Review of Human Paleopathology (Jarcho). Kent Island. 1(2):57-58. 3(2):162. Beasley, Joy 1972 Index of Journal Contents [Volumes 1-8]. 8(2):36- 2003a Current Archeological Research at Monocacy 39. National Battlefield. 39(1&2):27-30. 1983 [In Memoriam:] Charles W. Dawson, March 14, 2003b The Occupational History of the Best Farm: 1932-January 14, 1980. 19(1):1. Research and Excavation Results. 39(1&2):31-48. 1989 [Reprint of photographs from Wall et al. 1988. 2004 Pewter Canteen Spout Inscribed “LT. HART. 128.” Maryland Archeology 24(2).] 25(1):21-25. 40(2):29-30. 1989 Cover Photo [Axe from Evergreen Collection]. Beasley, Joy, and Tom Gwaltney 25(2):Cover, i. 2003 Applications of GIS to Archeological Projects: 1992 Guidelines for Submissions to Maryland Examples from the Best Farm. 39(1&2):49-60. Archeology. 28(2):42. Beasley, Joy, Tom Gwaltney, and Martha Temkin 1997 Reporting Archeological Finds in Maryland. 2001 Gaining New Perspectives on the Past: An 33(1&2):77. Application of GIS at the Best Farm. 37(2):22-37. 1999a A “Pre-State Archeologist” Glimpse of Tyler Beisaw, April M. Bastian. 35(1):34. 2007 Once Was Not Enough: Founding and Finding Port 1999b Erratum. 35(2):34. Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland. 43(2):1-6. 2001 [In Memoriam:] Charles W. Dawson, March 14, Bennett, Carroll R. 1932-January 14, 1980. 37(2):38. 1989 The Evergreen Collection. 25(2):5-10. 2003 Correction. 39(1&2):74. Berry, Bailey E. 2005a [Photos:] Scenes from Winslow: 2002. 41(1&2):73. 2014 Parziek Button Station: Analysis of a Button Cutting 2005b [Photos:] Scenes from Winslow: 2003. 41(1&2):74. Factory in Milford, Delaware. 50(1):4-7. 2007 Guidelines for Submissions to Maryland Bies, Brandon S., and Mark Gallagher Archeology. 43(1):34. 2003 The Use of Systematic Metal-Detector Surveys as a Artusy, Richard E., Jr. Site Identification Method in Historic Landscapes. 1976 An Overview of the Proposed Ceramic Sequence in 39(1&2):61-74. Southern Delaware. 12(2):1-15. Bouslog, Heather Ballweber, Hettie L. 2014 In MEMORIAM: James Delmer Sorensen, PhD, 1991 The Burall Site (18FR628): A Rhyolite Processing February 7, 1944 to November 18, 2016. 50(1):1-3. Site in Frederick County, Maryland. 27(2):3-30. Boyce-Ballweber, Hettie L. 1994 Return to the Luce Creek Site (18AN143). 39(1):1- 1988 Geophysical Applications in Archeology and Their 16. Uses in Maryland. 24(1):1-9. Barse, William P. Brook, Vernon Ralph 1989 Additional Sites with Riggins Ware Pottery in 1971 The Role of the Amateur Archaeologist (Reprinted). Maryland. 25(1):14-20. 7(1):20-21. Brown, Roy 18th Century. 47(1):14-27. 1989 The Polish Mountain Stone Circles, Allegany Cox, C. Jane County, Maryland. 25(2):29-32. 1998 The Edmondo Site (18AN1058), London Town, 2007 Replication of a Hide-Smoking Feature. 43(2)31- Maryland. 34(2):18-30. 34. Cox, C. Jane, Dennis Kavadias, and Al Luckenbach 2014 Susquehannock Shultz Incised Ceramic Vessel 2000 Skipworth’s Addition (1664-1682): Limited Testing Replication. 50(1):19-24. at a 17th Century Quaker Homelot, Anne Arundel Buchanan, Donal B. County, Maryland. 36(1):1-10. 1970a [Cartoons.] 6(1):31. Cox, C. Jane, and Shawn Sharpe 1970b [Cartoons.] 6(2):57. 2003 View from the Top of the Hill: The Early 18th 1974 [Cartoon.] 10(1-2):18. Century Homesite of the Talbott Family. 1975 [Cartoon.] 11(1):30. 39(1&2):1-16. Burnston, Sharon Ann Cresthull, Paul 1981 The Cemetery at Catoctin Furnace, Md: The 1968a In Memoriam: Frederic M. Stiner. 4(1):1. Invisible People. 17(2):19-31. 1968b Unusual Artifacts No. 1: Octagonal Stone Artifact Callage, Rosemarie, John Kille, and Al Luckenbach from Pike County, Illinois. 4(1):24. 1999 An Analysis of 17th Century Clay Tobacco Pipes 1968c Bottle Rim Types Found in Maryland: A Preliminary from the Chaney’s Hills Site (18AN1084). Report. 4(2):38-54. 35(2):27-33. 1969a A Sample of Contracting Stem Projectile Points Chaney, Edward from Northern Maryland. 5(1):1-13. 2011 Pope’s Creek Pottery Vessels. 47(2):37-38. 1969b Bottle Rim Types Found in Maryland: Part 2. Clark, Wayne E. 5(2):19-28.
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