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

1986 Archaeology of the Collins Bridge Site, Bradley, Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 26:2 p5‑14

Sanger, David and W.illiam R.Belcher, Douglas C. Kellogg

1992 Early Holocene Occupation at the Blackman Stream Site, Central Maine. In Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. edited by Brian S. Robinson, James B. Petersen, and Ann K. Robinson, pp. 149-162. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9. Augusta.

Sanger, David and R. D. Davis, others.

1977 The Hirundo archaeological project: an interdisciplinary approach to Central Maine prehistory. In W. Newman and B. Salwan, eds. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 288:457‑471.

Sanger, David and Mary Jo (Elson) Sanger

1986 Boom and Bust on the River: The Story of the Damariscotta Oyster Shell Heaps. Archaeology of Eastern North America 14:65‑78

Sanger, David, and Bonnie Newsom

2000 Middle Archaic in the Lower Piscataquis River, and its Relationship to the Laurentian Tradition in Central Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 40:1:1‑22.

Schofield, Warren H.

1965 A Slate Spear from North‑Central Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 3:3

1966 M 56 ‑ General Preliminary Report. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 4

Seaby, Peter

1979 The First Dateable Norse Find from North America? Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 19(1)6‑9

Shaw, Leslie

1988 A biocultural evaluation of the skeletal population of the Nevin site, Blue Hill, Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 16:55‑77

2008 Interpreting Human Activities at Small Sites: The Case of the Outlet Brook Site, Windham. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 48:2: 23‑45

Sidell, Nancy Asch

1999 Prehistoric Plant Use in Maine: Paleoindian to Contact Period. In Current Northeast Paleoethnobotany, edited by John P. Hart. New York State Museum Bulletin:494:191‑223.

Smith, Benjamin L.

1948 An analysis of the Maine Cemetery Complex. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin. 9:21‑70

Smith, Nicolas N.

1955 The survival of the Red Paint complex in Maine. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin. 1. 7:4‑6

Smith, Walter B.

1926 A Village and Burial Site on the Penobscot River near Bangor, Maine, Showing Different Periods of Occupation by Man. University of Maine Studies, Second Series. 7:58‑84

1926 Indian Remains of the Penobscot Valley and their significance. University of Maine Studies, Second Series. #7. Orono.

1929 The Jones Cove Shell‑heap at West Gouldsboro, Maine. Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin #l.(Lafayette National Park Museum Bulletin #1).

1930 The Lost Red Paint People of Maine. Lafayette National Park Museum, Bar Harbor, Maine. Bulletin III

Snow, Dean R.

1969 A Summary of Excavations at the Hathaway Site in Passadumkeag,Maine, 1912 1947 and 1948. Department of Anthropology, University of Maine, Orono.

1970 A Middle Woodland Site on the Coast of Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 10:1‑10

1972 Rising Sea Level and Prehistoric Cultural Ecology in Northern New England. American Antiquity 37:2 .

1974 The Changing Prey of Maine's Early Hunters. Natural History Magazine (November).

1975 The Passadumkeag Sequence. Arctic Anthropology 12:2:46‑59

2006 Recollecting Maine Archeology, 1966‑1970. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 46:2:15-20.

Spiess, Arthur E.

1980 Test Excavation at Mattawamkeag, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 20:2:19‑26

1981 Book review of Dean R. Snow, The Archaeology of New England. Maine Historic Society Quarterly 20:4:282‑284

1981 Progress in Prehistoric Technology: Advances in Cooking Methods,Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 21(1)8‑13

1980 The Maine Archaeological Survey for Prehistoric Sites, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 20(2)19‑26.

1981 'Forward and Notes', In Indian Antiquities of the Kennebec Valley by C. C Willoughby. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology No 1. Augusta.

1981 Coastal Erosion: Worst current threat to Maine archaeology. Contract Abstracts and CRM Archaeology 1:3:40‑42

1982 A Skeleton in armor: an unknown chapter in Maine archaeology. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 22:1:17‑24

1984 Arctic Garbage and New England Paleo‑Indians: The Single Occupation Option. Archaeology of Eastern North America. 12:280‑285

1984 Before us. Island Journal 1:1:24‑25

1985 Charles Clark Willoughby (1859‑1943) and His Plaster Models: Maine's First Archaeologist and His Records, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 25(2):43‑53.

1985 Wild Maine and The Rusticating Scientist Man in the Northeast 30:101‑129

1985 The Michaud Site (23.12): A New Major Fluted‑Point Site in Auburn, Maine Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 25(2):38‑42.

1986 The Kimball Collection from Bear Pond Inlet(Site 22.8) Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 26(2):15‑36

1988 Comings and goings: Maine's prehistoric Wildlife. Habitat 5:1:30‑33 Maine Audubon Society.

1991 A Red Paint Effigy from Wayne, Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 19:163‑170

1992 Archaic Period Subsistence in New England and the Atlantic Provinces. In Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England. edited by Brian S. Robinson, James B. Petersen, and Ann K. Robinson, pp. 149-162. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9. Augusta.

1992 A Hell Gap Point and Late Paleoindian in Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 32:2:31‑.

1997 Prehistoric Occupations on the Purinton House Property. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 37:1:1‑22.

1999 Deep Testing on the Kennebec: The Waterville‑Winslow Bridge. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 39:1:13

2002 Paleoindian Artifacts in the Allagash, Northwestern Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 42:1:35‑

2003 Edwards Dam Removal: 2000 Impoundment Margin Prehistoric Archaeological Survey. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 43:1‑16.

2004 The Hassen Collection, Otter Creek Points, and the Archaic on the Kennebec River near Augusta. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 44:1:1‑14.

2004 A Winged Bannerstone from Maine: Stone and Perishable Archaic Technology. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin Fall 2004; 42‑52.

2005 The Beaver Incisor Knife from Casco Bay. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 45:2:23‑43.

2008 Abbe Museum Field School 2007: Site 43.18 and Feature 1. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 48:1:27‑36

2009 Newport Stream Restoration Archaeological Survey and Site ME 71.30 Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 49(1):23‑41

Spiess, Arthur E. and Bruce J. Bourque, Steven Cox

1983 Cultural complexity in Maritime Cultures: Evidence from Penobscot Bay, Maine. In Ronald J. Nash, ed. The Evolution of Maritime Cultures on the Northeast and Northwest Coasts of America. pp91‑108. Publication No. 11. Department of Archaeology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Bruce J. Bourque, R. M. Gramly

1983 Early and Middle Archaic Site Distribution in Western Maine, North American Archaeologist 4:225‑244

Spiess, Arthur E., Michael Brigham, and David Cook

1984 An Accelerator Radiocarbon Date on a Red Paint Feature, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 24:2:25‑32.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Deborah Brush

1987 High on a Hill above the Kennebec:The Shepherd Site, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 27:2:3‑15

Spiess, Arthur E. and Mary Lou Curran, John Grimes

1985 Caribou (Rangifer tarandus L.) Bones from New England Paleoindian Sites. North American Archaeologist. 6(2): 145‑159.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Leon Cranmer

2000 Edwards Dam Removal Initial Archaeological Survey Results. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 40:2:11‑34.

2001 Native American Occupations at Pemaquid: Review and Results. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 41:2:1‑26.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Mark H. Hedden

1983 Kidder Point and Sears Island in Prehistory. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology Number 3. Augusta.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Mark Hedden

1990 Archaeology at Dodge Point for the Land for Maine's Future Board. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 30:25

Spiess, Arthur E. and Mark H. Hedden

1999 Late Paleoinidan Occupation at the Waterville‑Winslow Bridge. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 39:2:43‑57.

2000 Susquehanna Tradition Activity Areas at the Waterville‑Winslow Bridge. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 40:1:23‑54.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Mark Hedden, Leon Cranmer

1998 Turnpike Archaeology. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 38:1:1‑22.

Spiess, Arthur and Robert Lewis

2001 The Turner Farm Fauna: Five Thousand Years of Hunting and Fishing in Penobscot Bay, Maine. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology 11. Augusta.

Spiess, Arthur E. and John Mosher

1994 Hedden: A Paleoindian Site on the Kennebunk Plains. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 34:225‑54.

Spiess, Arthur E. and John Mosher

2006 Archaic Period Hunting and Fishing Around the Gulf of Maine. In The Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, 383-408. University of Maine Press, Orono.

Spiess, Arthur E. and J. Mosher, K. Callum, N.Asch Sidell

1995 Fire on the Plains: Paleoenvironmental Data from the Hedden Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 35:1:13

Spiess, Arthur E. and Bruce Spiess

1987 New England Pandemic of 1616‑1622:Cause and Archaeological Implication. Man in The Northeast 34:71‑83

Spiess, Arthur E., Joan Robertson, and Mark Hedden

1988 The McLaughlin site: A Susquehanna and Woodland Occupation Site on the St. George RiverMaine Archaeological Society Bulletin 28:2:9-30.

Spiess, Arthur E., Kristin Sobolik, Diana Crader, John Mosher, and Deborah Wilson

2006 Cod, Clams and Deer: the Food Remains from Indiantown Island. Archaeology of Eastern North America 34:141-187.

Spiess, Arthur E. and Deborah Wilson

1987 Michaud: A Paleoindian site in the New England‑Maritimes Region. Occasional Publication in Maine Archaeology 6. Maine Historic Preservation Commission. Augusta.

1989 Paleoindian lithic distribution in the New England‑Maritimes Region. In Eastern Paleoindian Lithic Resource Use, Christopher J. Ellis and Jonathan C. Lothrop (eds.), Westview Press, pp 75‑98.

Spooner, Emeric

2009 In Search of Maine Archaeology: An Amateur's Guide to Artifact Identification. Privately published.

Stern, Theodore

1948 Excavations in the Red Paint burial complex of Passadumkeag, Maine. Eastern States Archaeological Federation Bulletin 7:11‑12.

Straus, Alan

1987 Magic and Ritual on the Open Ocean Archaeology of Eastern North America 15:125‑136

Taché, Karine

2005 Explaining Vinette I Pottery Variability: the View from the Batiscan Site, Quebec. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 29:165‑233.

Taylor, Herbert L.

1961 The Hagaman Site. Archaeological Society of New Jersey 55:13‑15

Thompson, Arthur R.

1939 The identity of the Red Paint people. Archaeological Society of Connecticut Bulletin. 8 :3‑4

Thompson, Arthur R.

1946 The route of migration of the Red Paint people into Maine. Archaeological Society of Connecticut News‑Letter 42( ):3‑4

Trautman, Elizabeth A.

1996 A Gouge, a Scraper, an Adze Lying Amongst the Glads: a Further Look at the Cates Farm Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 36:2:25‑.

Tuck, James

1975 The northeastern Maritime continuum:8,000 years of cultural development in the far northeast. Arctic Anthropology 7(2):139‑147

Tyzzer, Ernest Edward

1936 The simple bone point of the shell‑heaps of the northeastern Algonkian area. American Antiquity 1.

1937 Credit to Professor Moorehead American Antiquity 2:299‑300.

1943 A nimal tooth implements from the shell heaps of Maine. American Antiquity 8:354‑362

Varney, Lloyd H.

1970 Knife ‑ Site Correlation, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 10:11‑14

1974 The Sebesteguk, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 14(1):4‑6

1971 A Blue Hill Bay Coastal Midden Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 11:14‑32.

Wellman, Alice N.

1975 Pomkeag Site Report. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 15(1):7

1984 Lancaster Farm Bifaces and Ground Slate Points: an Exercise in Attribute Analysis, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 24:2:3‑24.

Wildon, C. B.

1883 Indian Relics and Encampments in Maine. American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal 5:181‑183.

Will, Richard T.

1974 A Question of Occupation, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 14(1):7‑10.

1976 Digging up Prehistory in Southern Coastal Maine. Offset printed by Alphagraphics, Tucson, Arizona Published by the author. 41pp

1979 P rehistoric Pottery from Two Maine Sites. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 19:2:31‑41

1996 An Example of Late Middle Ceramic (Woodland) Period Biface Production Technology from Moosehead Lake, Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 24:95‑148.

2001 A Tale of Two Flint Knappers: Implications for Lithic Debitage Studies in Northeastern North America. Lithic Technology 25(2):101‑119.

2002 Bone Artifacts: Continuity in Technology and Form in Pre‑European Archaeological Sites along the Maine Coast. Northeast Anthropology 64:5‑16.

Will, Richard T. and James A. Clark

1996 Stone Artifact Movement on Impoundment Shorelines: A Case Study from Maine. American Antiquity 61:3:499‑519.

Will, Richard T. and Rebecca Cole‑Will

1989 A Preliminary Report on the Ann Hilton site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 29:2:1‑12.

Will, Richard T. and Edward Moore

2002 Recent Late Paleoindian Finds in Maine. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 42:1:1‑14.

2007 The Corrigan Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 47:2:36‑50

Will, Richard T. and Edward Moore, James Clark

1997 Excavations and Endscrapers at the Chan Site (177.2). Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 37:2:1‑23.

Williams, Stephen

1973 Introduction to Willoughby's Antiquities of New England Indians. Peabody Museum Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Reprint)

Willoughby, Charles B.

1882 Indian relics and encampments in Maine. American Antiquarian and Oriental Journal 5:181‑183

1898 Prehistoric Burial Places in Maine. Peabody Museum Papers l :no.6

1901 Prehistoric workshops at Mt. Kineo. American Naturalist 35:218‑219

1907 The adze and the ungrooved axe of the New England Indians. American Anthropologist 9:296‑306

1909 Pottery of the New England Indians, Putnam Anniversary Volume pp.83‑101.

1915 The Red Paint People of Maine. American Anthropologist 17:406‑409

1935 Antiquities of the New England Indians. Peabody Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

1980 Indian Antiquities of the Kennebec Valley. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 1 Maine Historic Preservation Commission, Augusta.facsimile edition of his 1892 manuscript

Willoughby, Charles B. and edited by F. W. Hodge

1910 Whaleback Shellheap. In Handbook of American Indians. Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin #30 Part 2. p937

Wilson, Deborah B. and Arthur Spiess

1990 Study Unit I: Fluted Point Paleoindian, Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin, 30: 1: 1‑14

Winter, W. C.

1965 Artifacts of Pushaw Lake. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 4:18‑21.

Wood, Don

1971 An Island Site. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 11(2):8

Wright, James V.

2006 The Archaic Conference at Orono: A Critique and Overview. In The Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp. 437-472. University of Maine Press, Orono.

Wyman, Jeffries

1869 Whale‑back shell heap. Peabody Museum Reports No.2:17‑19.

1868 An account of some Kjoekkenmoeddings, or shell heaps in Maine and Massachusetts. American Naturalist 11:561‑584. First appeared: Essex Institute Press,Salem, Massachusetts,

1868 Recent examination of shell heaps on Goose Island in Casco Bay, Maine. Boston Society of Natural History Proceedings 11:288‑289.

Yesner, David R.

1980 Maritime hunter‑gatherers: ecology and prehistory. Current Anthropology 21:727‑750.

1980 Archaeology of Casco Bay: A Preliminary Report. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 20:1:60‑74.

1983 On Explaining Changes in prehistoric coastal economies: the view from Casco Bay, Maine. In R.Nash ed. The Evolution of Maritime Cultures on the Northeast and the Northwest Coasts of America. #11 Dept of Archaeology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia.

1984 Population Pressure in Coastal Environments: an Archaeological Test. World Archaeology 16:1:108‑127

1986 Analytical Units in New England Archaeology:Introduction to the CNEA Papers. Man in the Northeast 31:69‑75

Yesner, David R. and Nathan D. Hamilton, Richard Doyle Jr.

1983 Landlocked Salmon and Early Holocene Lacusterine Adaptation. North American Archaeologist 4:4:307‑333.

Young, Arthur H.

1965 The Pemaquid Dig. Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 4:1‑6.

1967 The Big Dig at Pemaquid. Yankee Magazine 82‑85 170 173.

Young, Robert S. and David Belknap, David Sanger