Prehistoric or pre-european archaeology in maine bibliography of published articles

Holmes, Raynold

1994 Gerald Hall Site: A single Component Susquehanna Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 34 (1).

Howes, William J.

1977 Maine Coast Pottery Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 212(3‑4):54‑56.

Hyatt, Stephen

1957 Red Paint Spears. Ohio Archaeologist 7:104‑105

Johnson, Frederick

1937 Problems surrounding the classification of certain culture complexes in New England. American Antiquity 2:161‑165

Kelley, Alice R. and David Sanger

2003 Postglacial Development of the Penobscot River Valley: Implications for Geoarchaeology. In Geoarchaeology of Landscapes in the Glaciated Northeast, edited by David L.Cremeens and John P. Hart. New York State Museum Bulletin 497:119‑133.

Kellogg, Douglas

1987 Statistical Relevance and Site Locational Data American Antiquity 52:143‑150

1995 How Has Coastal Erosion Affected the Prehistoric Settlement Pattern of the Boothbay Region of Maine? Geoarchaeolgy 10:65‑83.

1994 Why Did They Choose to Live Here? Ceramic Period Settlement in the Boothbay, Maine Region. Northeast Anthropology 48:25‑60.

Kingsbury, I.W. and W. S.Hadlock

1951 An early occupation site, Eastport, Maine. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 12:22‑26 Also Robert Abbe Museum, Notes #5

Konrad, V.A. and R. Bonnichsen, others

1983 Soil chemical identification of 10,000 years of prehistoric human activity at the Munsungen Lake Thoroughfare, Maine. Journal of Archaeological Science. 10(1):13‑28

Kopec, Diane

1987 The Abbe Museum's Frenchman Bay Survey‑‑An Historic Perspective. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 27:1:10‑30

1985 The Eddie Brown Collection of the West Grand Lake Area, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 25(2):3‑37.

Lahti, Eric

1976 Oil Rubbings of Petroglyphs, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 16(1):30‑31

1976 The Machias Petroglyphs Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 16(2) 3‑6

2001 Goodwill‑Hinckley Archaeological Survey 1996. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 41:1 25‑34.

Lahti, Eric, Arthur Spiess, Mark Hedden, Robert Bradley, and Alaric Faulkner

1981 Test Excavations at the Hodgdon Site. Man in the Northeast 21:19‑36

Leadbeater, Helen M.

1978 Iroquoianesque Pottery at Pequawket. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 18(1):25‑41

Lenik, Edward J.

1975 Excavations at Spirit Pond. Man in the Northeast 9:54‑60

1977 The Spirit Pond Shellheap. Archaeology of Eastern North America 5:94‑107

2002 Picture Rocks: American Indian Rock Art in the Northeast Woodlands. University Press of New England, Hanover and London.

Leonard, Kevin

1995 Woodland or Ceramic Period: A Theoretical Problem. Northeast Anthropology 50:19‑30.

Little, Elizabeth

1993 Radiocarbon Age Calibration at Archaeological Sites of Coastal Massachusetts and Vicinity. Journal of Archaeological Science 20:457‑471.

Loewen, Brad, Claude Chapdelaine, and Pierre J. H. Richard

2005 Holocene Shoreline Occupations and Water‑level Changes at Lac Megantic, Quebec. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 29:165‑233.

Loomis, F. B. and D. B.Young

1912 Shell Heaps of Maine. American Journal of Science. Fourth Series, Vol.34:17‑41

Loring, Stephen

2002 And They Took Away the Stones from Ramah: Lithic Raw Material Sourcing and Eastern Arctic Archaeology. In Honoring our Elders, edited by William Fitzhugh, Stephen Loring, and Dan Odess. Arctic Studies Center, Smithsonian Institution.

MacDonald, George F.

1971 A review of research on Paleo‑Indians in Eastern North America 1960‑1970. Arctic Anthropology 8(2):32‑41

MacKay, Robert G.

1979 White Island, ME 30‑46 Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 19(2):10‑11.

Mack, Karen, Oliver Kelly, and Richard T. Will

2001 The Bombazee West Site (52.10), A Small Ceramic Period Site on the Kennebec River. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 41:1: 1‑24

Matson, Don and Arthur Spiess

1994 The Yindra‑Barus Site: An Archaic Indian Camp on Androscoggin Lake. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 34:211‑24.

Maymon, Jeffrey H. and Charles E. Bolian

1992 The Wadleigh Falls Site: An Early and Middle Archaic Period Site in Southeastern New Hampshire. in Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. Eds. Brian Robinson et al. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Augusta. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9.

McDonald, Jerry N. and Susan L. Woodward

1987 Indian Mounds of the Atlantic Coast. McDonald and Woodward Publishing, Newark, Ohio.

McGovern, Thomas H

1981 The Vinland Adventure: A North Atlantic Perspective. North American Archaeologist 2:4:285‑308

McGuire, J. D.

1908 Ethnological and archaeological notes on Moosehead Lake, Maine. American Anthropologist 10:549‑557

McManamon, Francis P.

1985 Book Review: Kidder Point and Sears Island in Prehistory. Man in the Northeast 29:113‑118

Mellgren, Guy

1960 The Bradley site on the Penobscot. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin. 21(3‑4):43‑45.

1965 The Goddard Site. Eastern States Archaeology Federation Bulletin. 24():13

Mellgren, Guy and Edward Runge

1958 Goddard's. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 19:41‑43.

Mercer, Henry C.

1897 An exploration of aboriginal shell heaps revealing traces of cannibalism on the York River, Maine. Publications of University of Pennsylvania, Series in Philology, Literature and Archaeology. 6:111‑137

Mitchell, C.

1938 Maine Shellheaps. National Archaeological News. 2(2):54‑59

Mitchell, Harbour III

1992 A Salvage Effort on the Coast of Maine: The Lehmann Site (40‑3), Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 32:2:1‑14

1995 Paleo‑environmental Reconstruction Using Early Holocene Faunal Assemblages and Biological Parameters of Species Therein. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 35:1:1‑12.

1997 1000 B.P. in West Penobscot Bay: 41.68 & 41.68A. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 37:1:23

1993 The Carr Site (41.66): a Middle Ceramic Period site in Northport, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 33(2):33

Mitchell, Harbour III, and Arthur Spiess

2002 Early Bifurcate Base Point Occupation in the St. George River Valley. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 42:1:15‑34.

Moore, Christine

1983 Replicating Indian Pots. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

Moore, Clarence B.

1914 The Red Paint People of Maine. American Anthropologist 16():137‑138

1915 The Red Paint People of Maine II. American Anthropologist 17():207‑209

Moore, Edward and Richard Will

1998 Initial Investigation of the Janet Cormier Paleoindian Site (23.25). Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 38:1:23‑ .

Moorehead, Warren K.

1913 Indian Remains in Maine. Science 38:326‑327

1913 Red Paint People of Maine American Anthropologist 15:33‑47

1914 '...a reply', American Anthropologist 16:358‑361

1916 The problem of the Red Paint People. Holmes Anniversary Volume pp359‑365

1917 Prehistoric Cultures in the State of Maine. Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Americanists. 48‑51.

1917 The Stone Ornaments used by Indians in the United States and Canada. Andover Press, Massachusetts. 488 pp plus illustrations.

1922 A Report on the Archaeology of Maine, 1912‑1920. Andover Press, Andover. 272pp.

1923 Primitive Cultures in the State of Maine. The Archaeological Report: (pp)3‑4

1924 The Ancient Remains at Pemaquid, Maine. Old‑Time New England. 14:132‑141.

1928 Abbe Memorial Museum at Bar Harbor. Science. 68:396‑397.

1929 Archaeological Fieldwork in North America during 1928 Maine. American Anthropologist. 348.

Morse, Edward Sylvester

1868 Evidences of great antiquity in the shell heaps at Goose Island. Boston Society of Natural History Proceedings. 11:301‑302.

Moses, T. F.

1878 Shell Heaps of Maine. Proceedings, Central Ohio Scientific Assoc. 1:70‑76. Urbana, OH.

Mosher, John P. and Arthur Spiess

2002 Archeological Testing for Fish Weir Construction in East Machias. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 42:1:1‑16.

2004 A Late Ceramic Period Occupation at Site 7.58, West Buxton, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 44:1:21‑29.

Munn, Henry

1956 The shell heaps of Casco Bay. Maine Field Naturalist 12:34‑40.

Nicholas, George P.

1986 The Archaeology of the Upper St. John River: Overview and Interpretation. in Contributions to The Quaternary Geology of Northern Maine And Adjacent Canada, edited.. by J. Steven Kite, Thomas V. Lowell and Woodrow B. Thompson. Maine Geological Survey Bulletin 37: 113‑128.

Nickel, Harry G.

1965 The Cameron Point Excavation at Southport Island, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 3:13‑16.

Nickel, Harry G. and Gerald C. Dunn

1966 An Underwater Site on the Sebasticook (M 60), Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 6:16‑17.

1966 Boothbay Region ‑ Site EB 2 Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 6:13‑15.

Norman, Craig

1998 Controlled Surface Collection and Artifact Analysis of the Stevens Brook Site, Presumpscot Watershed. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 38:2:23

Oldale, Robert N.

1985 Rapid postglacial shoreline changes in the western Gulf of Maine and the Paleo‑Indian Environment, American Antiquity 50:145‑50

Peabody, C.

1927 Red Paint. Societe des Americanistes de Paris. 19:207‑244.

Petersen, James B.

1985 Ceramic Analysis in the Northeast: resume and prospect. In Petersen, J. B.(ed). Ceramic Analysis in the Northeast: Contributions to Methodology and Culture History. Occasional Publications in Northeast Anthropology. 9:5‑26

1986 A Late Pleistocene and Holocene Archaeological Sequence in Central Maine. Current Research in The Pleistocene 3:16‑19

1990 Evidence of the Saint Lawrence Iroquoians in Northern New England: Population Movement, Trade, or Stylistic Borrowing? Man in the Northeast 40:31‑39.

1995 Preceramic Archaeological Manifestations in the Far Northeast: A Review of Current Research. Archaeology of Eastern North America 23:207‑229.

1996 Fiber Industries from Northern New England: Ethnicity and Technological Traditions during the Woodland Period.. In: A Most Indispensable Art: Native Fiber Industries from Eastern North America. University of Tennessee Press.

Petersen, James B. and Thomas Baker and Michael Heckenberger

1988 A Stratigraphic Sequence at the Sharrow Site in Central Maine. Current Research in the Pleistocene 5:19‑20

Petersen, James B. and Belinda Cox

1998 The Varney Farm Site: Dating the Late Paleoindian Period in Northeastern North America. Current Research in the Pleistocene 15:57‑60.

Petersen, James B., John Crock, Ellen Cowie,Richard Boisvert

2004 St.Lawrence Iroquoins in Northern New England: Pendergast was Right and More. A Passion for the Past: Papers in Honour of James F. Pendergast. Edited by James V.Wright and Jean‑Luc Pilon. Archaeology Paper 164, Canandian .Museum of Civilization, Hull,Quebec.

Petersen, James B. and Nathan D. Hamilton

1984 Early Woodland Ceramics and perishable Fiber Industries from the Northeast: a Summary and Interpretation. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 53(14):413‑446

Petersen, James B. and Nathan D. Hamilton, others

1986 Late Paleoindian Remains from Maine. Current Research in the Pleistocene 3:19‑21.

Petersen, James B. and Nathan D. Hamilton, David E. Putnam, Arthur E. Spiess, Robert Stuckenrath, Cynthia A. Thayer, and Jack A. Wolford

1986 The Piscataquis Archaeological Project: A Late Pleistocene and Holocene Occupational Sequence in Northern New England. Archaeology of Eastern North America 14:1‑18

Petersen, James B. and John Langerak

1988 An Archaic Period Incised Artifact from Medford, Piscataquis County, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 28(1):28‑37.

Petersen, James B. and David E. Putnam

1992 Early Holocene Occupation in the Central Gulf of Maine Region. In Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England, pp. 13-62, edited by Brian S. Robinson, James B. Petersen, and Ann K. Robinson. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9. Augusta.

Petersen, James B. and Ron Newcomb

1986 An Aboriginal Ceramic Vessel fromn Androscoggin Lake, Androscoggin County, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 26(1)3‑13

Petersen, James B. and Brian Robinson, Dan Belknap, Stark, Kaplan

1994 An Archaic and Woodland Period Fish Weir Complex in Central Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 22:197‑222.

Petersen, James B. and Nancy Ash Sidell

1996 Mid‑Holocene Evidence of Cucurbita sp. from Central Maine. American Antiquity 61:685‑689.

Petersen, James B. and Jack A. Wolford

2000 Spin and Twist as Cultural Markers: A New England Perspective on Native Fiber Industries. In Beyond Cloth and Cordage: Archaeological Textile Research in the Americas, University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City

Pollock, Stephen G. and N. Hamilton, R. Bonnichsen

1999 Chert from the Munsungun Lake Formation (Maine) in Palaeoamerican Archaeological Sites in Northeastern North America: Recognition of its Occurrence and Distribution. Journal of Archaeological Science 26:269‑283.

Pollock, Stephen G., Nathan Hamilton, and Richard Boisvert

2008 Archaeological Geology of Two Flow‑banded Spherulitic Rhyolites in New England, USA: Their History, Exploitation and Criteria for Recognition. Journal of Archaeological Science 35:688‑703.

Prentiss, D.W.

1903 Descriptions of an extinct mink from the shell‑heaps of the Maine coast. Proceedings of the U.S. National Museum 26:887‑888.

Price, Franklin and Arthur E. Spiess

2007 A New Submerged Prehistoric Site and Other Fishermen's Reports Near Mount Desert Island.Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 47:2:21‑35.

Prins, Harald

1989 Natives and New Comers: Mount Desert Island in the age of Exploration. In An Island in Time, Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin 12.

Prins, Harald and Bruce J. Bourque

1987 Norridgewock: Village Translocation on the New England‑Acadian Frontier. Man in The Northeast 33:137‑158

Putnam, David E.

1994 Vertical Accretion of Flood Deposits and Deeply Stratified Archaeological Site Formation in Central Maine, USA. Geoarchaeology: An International Journal 9:467‑502.

Putnam, Frederick Ward

1882 The Kitchen Middens of Maine. Kansas Review 6:523‑526.

1887 Explorations of shellheaps on the coast of Maine under my personal supervision. Peabody Museum Reports 20:531.

1883 Shell heaps on the coast of Maine. Science 1:319

Quimby, George F.

1946 Prehistoric Indians of both Maine and California are subjects of new exhibits. Chicago Natural History Museum Bulletin. 17(u/8):3-4.

Rhodin, Anders

1993 Chelonian Zooarchaeology of Eastern New England: Turtle Bone Remians from Cedar Swamp and other Prehistoric Sites. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 53(1):21-30.

Rice, Marshall

1965 Deer Isle Glances. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 4:7-10.

1971 Shell Middens, Maine/Archaeological Society Bulletin 11(2):3‑7

1970 Some Ideas Concerning the Construction of Artifacts, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 10:15‑21.

1973 Dennison portage site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 13(1):1‑2

1976 Deer Isle Ceramics. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 16(2):11-13.

1979 A Rare Find, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 19(2):12

Richardson, James B. III

2006 Looking in the Right Places: Maritime Adaptations in Northeastern North America and the Central Andes. In From the Arctic to Avalon: Papers in Honor of Jim Tuck, edited by Lisa Rankin and Peter Ramsden, pp 83-98. BAR International Series 1507, St. John's, Newfoundland

Robinson, Brian S.

1985 An Intertidal Archaeological Survey of the Scarborough Marsh, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 25(1):17‑40.

1992 Early and Middle Archaic Period Occupation in the Gulf of Maine Region: Mortuary and Technological Patterning. In Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. edited by Brian S. Robinson, James B. Petersen, and Ann K. Robinson, pp. 63-116. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9. Augusta.

1996 Projectile Points, Other Diagnostic Things and Culture Boundaries in the Gulf of Maine Region. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 36:2:1‑24.

1996 Archaic Period Burial Patterning in Northeastern North America. The Review of Archaeology, 17:1:50‑53. (published fall 1997).

1996 A Regional Analysis of the Moorehead Burial Tradition: 8500‑3700 B.P. Archaeology of Eastern North America 24:95‑148.

2004 Multiple Boundaries of the Moorehead Burial Tradition. Northeast Anthropology, 67.

2006 Burial Ritual, Technology, and Cultural Landscape in the Far Northeast: 8600‑3700 B.P. In The Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp. 341-381. University of Maine Press, Orono.

2008 Archaic Period Traditions of New England and the Northeast. The SAA Archaeological Record 8:5:23-26.

Robinson, Brian S. and James B. Petersen

1992 Archaeological Visibility and Patterning in Northern New England. In Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. edited by Brian S. Robinson, James B. Petersen, and Ann K. Robinson, pp. 1-12. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9. Augusta.

Robinson, Brian S. and J.B. Petersen, Ann K. Robinson, editors.

1992 Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9 Augusta, ME.

Robinson, Brian S. and James B. Petersen

1993 Perceptions of Marginality: The Case of the Early Holocene in Northern New England. Northeast Anthroplogy 46:61‑75

Rombola, William F.

1998 The Ceramic Period in the Upper Saco River Drainage: An Analysis of the Helen Leadbeater Collection. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 38:2:1‑22

Rowe, John H.

1941 Archaeology and History in Eastern Maine. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 2(11):7‑13.

Sanger, David

1973 Who Were the Red Paints? Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 13(1):3‑12.

Sanger, David

1971 Passamaquoddy Bay Prehistory: A Summary. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 11(2)14‑19.

1971 Deadman's Pool. A Tobique Complex site in northern New Brunswick. Man in the Northeast 2:5‑22

1976 An Introduction to the Prehistory and Paleo‑Environments of the Maine‑Maritimes Provinces Area, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 16(1)6‑14

1975 Culture Change as an Adaptive Process in the Maine‑Maritimes. Arctic Anthropology 12:2:60‑75.

1977 Some Thoughts on the Scarcity of Archaeological Sites in Maine Between 10,000 and 5,000 Years Ago Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 17(1)18‑25

1978 The next decade in Maine archaeology. Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin. l l ( ):42‑49.

1979 Discovering Maine's Archaeological Heritage.The Maine Historic Preservation Commission, Augusta.

1981 Unscrambling messages in the midden. Archaeology of Eastern North America 9:37‑42.

1982 Changing views of aboriginal seasonality and settlement in the Gulf of Maine. Canadian Journal of Anthropology 2:195‑204.

1983 Archaeology in the Gulf of Maine, North America. In Caroline Grigson and Juliet Clutton‑Brook,eds Animals and Archaology:2. Shell Middens, Fishes & Birds. pp225‑235 BAR International Series 183 Oxford

1985 Sea‑Level Rise in Passamaquoddy Bay: Archaeology and Sediment Cores. Open File #85‑73 Maine Geological Survey

1985 Seashore Archaeology in New England. Quarterly Review of Archaeology 6:2:3‑4

1988 Maritime adaptations in the Gulf of Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 16:81‑100

1988 The original native Mainers. Habitat 5:1:37‑41. Maine Audubon Society.

1989 Insights into Native American Life at Fernald Point. In An Island in Time, Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin 12.

1991 Five Thousand Years of Contact Between Maine and Nova Scotia. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 31(2):55

1995 Mesolithic Maritime Adaptations: The View from North America. in Anders Fisher, ed. Man and the Sea in the Mesolithic. Oxbow Monograph 53 Oxbow Press, England.

1996 An Analysis of Seasonal Transhumance Models for Pre‑European State of Maine. The Review of Archaeology 17:1:54‑58. (published fall 1997)

1996 Gilman Falls Site: Implications for the Early and Middle Archaic of the Maritime Peninsula. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 20:7‑28.

1996 Testing the Models: Hunter‑gatherer Use of Space in the Gulf of Maine, USA. World Archaeology 27(3):512‑526.

2004 Who Lived in Pre‑European Mane?: A Cosmology Approach to Social Patterning on the Landscape. Northeast Anthropology, 67.

2005 Pre‑European Dawnland: Archaeology of the Maritme Peninsula. In New England and the Maritime Provinces: Connections and Comparisons, edited by Stephen J. Hornsby and John G. Reid. McGill‑Queen's U Press, Montreal.

2006 Getting Started: Archaeology at Orono in the 1970s. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 46:2:21‑30.

2006 An Introduction to the Archaic of the Maritme Peninsula: The View from Central Maine. In The Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp.221-252.. University of Maine Press, Orono.

2008 Discerning Regional Variation: The Terminal Archaic Period in the Quoddy Region of the Maritime Peninsula. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 32:1‑42.

2009 Late Archaic Period Swordfish Hunting: An Ethnoarchaeological Approach. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 49:1:7-22.

2009 Birchbark Canoes, Dugouts, and Gouges: Is There Any Logical Relationship? Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 49:2:17-34..

Sanger, David Alice R. Kelley, and Heather Almquist

2003 Geoarchaeological and Cultural Interpretations in the Lower Penobscot Valley, Maine. In Geoarchaeology of Landscapes in the Glaciated Northeast, edited by David L.Cremeens and John P. Hart. New York State Museum Bulletin 497:135‑150.

Sanger, David and Robert G. MacKay

1973 The Hirundo Archaeological Project ‑ Preliminary Report. Man in the Northeast 6:21‑29

Sanger, David, Micah A. Pawling, and Donald Soctomah

2006 Passamaquoddy Homeland and Language: the Importance of Place. In Cross‑Cultural Collaboration: Native Peoples and Archaeololgy in the Northeastern United States, edited by Jordan Kerber. The University of Nebraska Press:314‑328

Sanger, David, Sharon Pekrul, and Thomas Lowell