JMAA #1 (1985, 116pp)

• President's Message, Dennis C. Curry
• "Authors Should Endeavor to Eschew Obfuscation" and Other Comments by the Editor, Roger W. Moeller
• A Cultural Synthesis of the Middle Atlantic Coastal Plain, Part I: "Culture Area" and Regional Sequence, Melburn D. Thurman
• Analysis of Grave Good Assemblages from the Strickler Site, A Contact Period Susquehannock Site in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Jay F. Custer
• Where Are the Indian Towns? Archeology, Ethnohistory, and Manifestations of Contact on Maryland's Eastern Shore, Thomas E. Davidson, Richard Hughes, and Joseph M. McNamara
• Seventeenth Century Apartheid: The Suppression and Containment of Indians in Tidewater Virginia, Martha A. McCartney
• Settling with the Indians, Karen Ordahl Kupperman
• Excavations on Locust Neck: The Search for the Historic Indian Settlement in the Choptank Indian Reservation, Joseph M. McNamara
• Archaeological Investigations at 7NC-E-42, A Contact Period Site in New Castle County, Delaware, Jay F. Custer and Scott C. Watson

• Theoretical and Practical Considerations in the Application of Flotation for Establishing, Evaluating, and Interpreting Meaningful Cultural Frameworks, Roger W. Moeller
• Toward a More Comparable Measure of Lithic Reduction Activity, Daniel Cassidy
• Analysis of Projectile Point Morphology, Use Wear, and Activity Areas at the Hawthorne Site (7NC-E-46), New Castle County, Delaware, Jay F. Custer and David C. Bachman
• Methodology for Analysis of Flintknapping Debitage from the Thunderbird Site, Robert Verrey
• Core Reconstruction and Community Patterning at the Fifty Site, Kurt W. Carr
• Inferences from Intra-site Lithic Distribution, Michael Stewart
• Lithic Analysis and Behavioral Change at the Cedar Dell Pond Site, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, Norman Vardney Mackie, III
• The Pseudo-Contact Site of Northern Delaware: A Commentary on "Archaeological Investigations at 7NC-E-42, A Contact Period Site in New Castle County, Delaware," Melburn D. Thurman
• A Reply to Thurman, Jay F. Custer and Scott C. Watson
• Virginia "Apartheid" and US Indian Policy: A Comment on "Seventeenth Century Apartheid: The Suppression and Containment of Indians in Tidewater Virginia," Melburn D. Thurman
• McCartney's Response to Thurman, Martha McCartney

• Victor A. Carbone (1943-1986), William M. Gardner
• Rethinking Cultural Stability in Eastern North American Prehistory: Linguistic Evidence from Eastern Algonquian, Alvin H. Luckenbach, Wayne E. Clark, and Richard S. Levy
• Prehistoric Mortuary Complexes of the Delmarva Peninsula, Ronald A. Thomas
• Comparison of Ridge and Valley, Blue Ridge, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain Archaic Period Site Distribution: An Idealized Transect (Preliminary Model), William M. Gardner
• Making Cultural Ecology Work: An Example from Northern Delaware, Jay F. Custer and Scott C. Watson
• Estimation of Capacity in Aboriginal Conoidal Vessels, R. Alan Mounier
• Aeolian Burial of Woodland Sites on the Delaware Coastal Plain, H. Henry Ward and David C. Bachman
• Catharsis: Comments on Thurman's Coastal Plain Synthesis, R. Michael Stewart
• "A Funny Thing Happened to Archaeological Data Coming Back from Delaware:" Some Models for Middle Atlantic Archaeology, Melburn D. Thurman

• Introduction: New Perspectives on the Eastern Terminal Archaic, John A. Cavallo
• Intrusive "Types" or Shared Lithic Reduction Sequence: Functional Variation at the Archaic-Woodland Interface in the Lower Great Lakes, Joseph E. Granger
• Two Terminal Archaic Cultures of S.E. Virginia and N.E. North Carolina, Floyd Painter
• Late Archaic Cultural Dynamics in the Central Middle Atlantic Region, Jay F. Custer
• Perkiomen Points: A Functional Analysis of a Terminal Archaic Point Type in the Middle Atlantic Region, James Truncer
• Stemmed Points: A Challenge for Archaeological Theory, Stuart J. Feidel
• A Summary of Lenape Socio-Political Organization and Settlement Pattern at the Time of European Contact: The Evidence for Collecting Bands, Marshall J. Becker
• A Rose by Any Other Name: Questions on Mockley Chronology, Frederic W. Gleach
• Application of Blood Residue Analysis Techniques in the Middle Atlantic Region, Jay F. Custer, John Ilgenfritz, and Keith R. Doms
• Fish and Shellfish Use in the Woodland Period on the Virginia Coast, Thomas R. Whyte
• A Note on Stargazer Remains (Genus Astroscopus) from Prehistoric Archaeological Sites on the Atlantic Coast of the United States, Thomas R. Whyte

• Collection Management and Animal Preparation Standards for Vertebrate Collections, Frank J. Dirrigl, Jr.
• Human-Wildlife Competition and Prehistoric Subsistence: The Case of the Eastern United States, Thomas W. Neumann
• A Possible Wister Mug or What is a Wister?, Andrew Stanzeski
• The Simbila, Peru, Paddle-and-Anvil Pottery Manufacturing Technology and Prehistoric Pottery Production in the Eastern United States, Mark A. McConaughy, Allison Heaps de Peña, and James B. Richardson, III
• European-Indian Trade Relations: An Introduction, Herbert C. Kraft
• Evidence of Contact and Trade in the Middle Atlantic Region and with the Minisink Indians of the Upper Delaware River Valley, Herbert C. Kraft
• New Evidence on the Contact Period of Northeastern New Jersey and Southeastern New York, Edward J. Lenik
• The Contact Period in Virginia, Howard A. MacCord, Sr.
• "Strangely Decreast by the Hand of God:" A Documentary Appearance-Disappearance Model for Munsee Demography, 1630-1801, Robert S. Grumet
• A Personal Note, Jay F. Custer
• Mea Culpa: A Reply to Custer and Others, Roger W. Moeller
• Book Reviews

• The Potential of Wood and Charcoal as Environmental and Cultural Indicators in Middle Atlantic Archaeological Sites, Lucinda McWeeney
• The Potential of X-Ray Diffraction Analysis of Prehistoric Ceramics in the Middle Atlantic Region: An Analysis of the Clay Mineralogy, Firing Temperature, and Clay Source of Sherds from Virginia, Michael J. Klein
• Guidelines for Standardizing Projectile Point Typology in the Middle Atlantic Region, June Evans and Jay F. Custer
• X-Ray Flourescence Analysis of Jaspers from the Woodward Site (36CH374), the Kasowski Site (36CH161), and Selected Eastern United States Jasper Quarries, Christopher Stevenson, Maria Klimkiewicz, and Barry E. Scheetz
• A Middle Woodland Bipolar Pebble Technology in the Lower Chesapeake Area of Tidewater Virginia, Clarence R. Geier
• Crane Point: An Early Archaic Site in Maryland, Darrin Lowery and Jay F. Custer
• Book Reviews

• A Middle Archaic Sampler: Introduction, Michael Stewart
• The Middle Archaic in New York, Robert E. Funk
• Delaware Valley Middle Archaic, Michael Stewart and John Cavallo
• The Middle Archaic in the Upper Ohio Valley, Verna L. Cowin
• Early to Middle Archaic Period Occupations in Western Maryland: A Preliminary Model, Robert D. Wall
• Archaic Occupations at the Indian Creek V Site (18PR94), Prince Georges County, Maryland, Charles H. LeeDecker and Cheryl A. Holt
• The Bifurcate Tradition in the South Atlantic Region, David G. Anderson
• A New Interpretation of Late Woodland Features, Roger W. Moeller
• Contemporaneity of Late Archaic Piedmont Projectile Point Forms: The Woodward Site (36-CH-374), Chester County, Pennsylvania, David J. Rue and Christopher A. Bergman
• Understanding the Historic Pottery Manufacturing Industry in Rockbridge County, Virginia: Archaeological Excavations at Firebaugh Pottery (44RB290), Kurt C. Russ and John M. McDaniel
• The Owasco Culture: An Update, Charles L. Lucy
• Book Reviews

• Lithic Resource Utilization in Western Maryland Prehistory, Robert D. Wall
• The Distribution and Function of Prehistoric Sites Within the Lower Bay Hundred District, Talbot County, Maryland, Darrin Lowery
• The Microlithic Compound Tool Industry in the Middle Atlantic Region, Thomas W. Neumann and Christopher R. Polglase
• Native American Land Use Patterns of New Jersey, Peter Pagoulatos
• The Functional Uses of Argillite, Peter Pagoulatos
• Cultural Continuity and Change in the Middle and Late Woodland Periods in the Upper James Estuary, Prince George County, Virginia, William C. Johnson and D. Scott Speedy
• Changes in Time: A Seriation Chronology for Southern Maryland Projectile Points, Stuart A. Reeve
• How the Data Come Together: Refitting in Lithic Analysis, Christopher A. Bergman and John F. Doershuk
• Book Reviews

• Current Initiatives in Archaeological Education: Introduction, Louise E. Akerson
• The Transition from Volunteer to Para-Professional: The Fairfax County Heritage Resources Certification and Training Program for Amateur Archaeologists, Kay R. McCarron
• Sharing Archaeology with the Public: A Case Study from Delaware, Lu Ann De Cunzo
• Instructing the Educators: Teacher Training Seminars in Archaeology at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest, Michael Strutt
• Do You See What I'm Saying? Teaching Deaf Students Archaeology at Mount Vernon, Esther C. White
• Education Versus Recreation: Learning about Archaeology through Educational Programs at Colonial Williamsburg, Patricia M. Samford
• Publishing in Local History Journals, James G. Gibb
• Stratigraphy and Sequence in the South Branch of the Upper Potomac, Moorefield and Petersburg, West Virginia, Robert D. Wall
• Dutch Pots in Maryland Middens: Or, What Light from Yonder Pot Breaks?, James G. Gibb and Wesley J. Balla
• Contact Ethnography in the Middle Atlantic Region, Howard MacCord
• Small Sites Not Forgotten: Investigations of a Temporary Manufacturing Station in Maryland, Michael D. Petraglia
• Piscataway, Doeg, and the Potomac Creek Complex, Lawrence E. Moore
• Soil Dynamics and the Sinking of Artifacts: Procedures for Identifying Components in Non-Stratified Sites, Thomas W. Neumann
• Archaic Society, Barry C. Kent
• Book Reviews

• Alluvial Site Geoarcheology of the Middle Delaware Valley: A Fluvial Systems Paradigm Joseph Schuldenrein
• John Wittholf Memorium
• The Structure and Antiquity of Prehistoric Jasper Quarries in the Reading Prong, Pennsylvania, James Hatch
• Lithostratigraphic Models and the Geographic Distribution of Prehistoric Chert Quarries Within the Cambro-Ordovician Lithologies of the Great Valley Sequence, Sussex County, New Jersey, Philip LaPorta
• Archaeological Implications of Animal Behavior and Ecology, John A. Cavallo
• Prehistoric Settlement in the Uplands of the Upper Delaware Valley: Recent Surveys and Testing in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Bradford Botwick and Robert D. Wall
• The Lower Black's Eddy Site and Prehistoric Settlement Systems in the Middle Delaware Valley, James A. Robertson and Robert C. Kingsley
• Archaic Settlement in the Lower Delaware Valley, Jonathan C. Lothrop and Brad Koldehoff
• For Crying Out Loud!: News About Teardrops, R. Alan Mounier, John Martin
• Defining Early Woodland in the Delaware Valley: The View from the Williamson site, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, Chris Hummer
• A Young Archaeologist's Summary Guide to the Deeply Stratified Sandts Eddy Site, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, Christopher Bergman, John Doershuk, and Joseph Schuldenrein
• Microwear Analysis of Late and Terminal Archaic Projectile Points From the Padula Site (36NM15), Pennsylvania, Larry R. Kimball
• Mitigation Alternatives for Some Sites in the Delaware River Valley, James D. Bloemker
• The Challenges with Excavating the Sandts Eddy Site (36NM12): Comments on Deep Site Excavation, Research Goals, Excavation Strategies, and Methodologies in Cultural Resources Management, Deborah Vrabel Osborne
• The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Delaware Valley: Comments, Michael Stewart
• Book Reviews

• It's the Law, That's Why: The Effects of OSHA and Other Regulations on Archaeology, Louise E. Akerson
• It's Level D!! Now What Do We Do? In the Field and in the Lab, Dealing with a Hazmat Site, Sharla C. Azizi
• OSHA Regulations and the Excavation of the Deeply Stratified Sandts Eddy Site (36NM12), C.A. Bergman and J.F. Doershuk
• Beware: This Project Can Be Hazardous to Your Health: OSHA Regulations in Cultural Resources Management, Janet L. Friedman and Kenneth E. Fischer
• Approaches to Health and Safety Issues on Urban Archaeological Sites, John M. Rutherford
   

  "Archaeology at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park," edited by Paul Inashima

• An Archaeology of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park: Past and Present, Paul A. Shackel
• A Consideration of Archaeological Research as a Tool for Pursuit of Goals in the Vail Agenda: The Virginius Island Project, John T. Eddins
• Applications of Autocad in the Archaeological Arena: A Case Study at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, John W. Ravenhorst
• Four Walls, Two Timbers, and a Flood: Investigation of Lewis Wernwag's Nineteenth-Century Sawmill in an Industrial Community, Anna C. Borden
• Safe Haven from the Flood: A Subterranean Outbuilding at the Wernwag House Site, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Susannah Dean
• Where For Art Thou Machine Shop? An Investigation on Industrial Virginius Island, Mia T. Parsons
• Nineteenth Century Subsistence Strategies at Harpers Ferry: A Synthesis of Faunal Analyses from Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Gwyneth Duncan
• Using the Automated National Catalogue System in a National Park Service Archeological Lab, Cari C. Young Ravenhorst
   

  Contributed Articles

• Studying the Modern Period: Expanding the Perspective of Historical Archaeology, Lawrence E. Moore
• The Structure and Dynamics of the Prehistoric Ecological System in the Eastern Woodlands: Ecological Reality Versus Cultural Myths, Thomas W. Neumann
• Contact Ethnography in the Middle Atlantic Region, Part II, Howard A. MacCord, Sr.
• A Comment on "Dutch Pots in Maryland Middens," Julia A. King, Henry M. Miller, and Mary C. Beaudry
• Bylaws of the Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference, Incorporated
• Book Reviews

• General Editor's Comments, Roger W. Moeller
• Introduction, Edward V. Curtin
• Household and Community: The Development of Iroquois Agricultural Village Life, Susan C. Prezzano
• Aboriginal Settlement Patterns in Late Woodland Upper New York State, Robert J. Hasenstab
• A Comparison of Mohawk and Onondaga Projectile Point Assemblages, Robert D. Kuhn
• Orbital Pitting: Diet or Cooking Utensil?, Lorraine P. Saunders
• The Petroglyphs Speak: Rock Art and Iroquois Origins, James B. Richardson III and James L. Swauger
• Problem Orientation for St. Lawrence Iroquoian Archaeological Research, James F. Pendergast
• Some Thoughts on Late Woodland Ecology, Roger W. Moeller
• Late Woodland Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut Valley: Ceramic Complexity and Cultural Dynamics, Elizabeth S. Chilton
• Effigy Faces in Lenape Archaeology, Herbert Kraft
• Terminal Late Woodland/Early Contact Period Settlement Patterns in the Mid-Hudson Valley, Joseph E. Diamond
• The Goldkrest Site: An Undisturbed, Multi-component Woodland Site in the Heart of Mahikan Territory, Lucianne Lavin, Marina E. Mozzi, J. William Bouchard, and Karen Hartgen
• A Short History of Cuyper Island, Towns of East Greenbush and Schodack, New York, and its Relation to Dutch and Mahican Culture Contact, Paul Huey
• Four Years of Archaeological Research on Rogers Island, An Encampment of the French and Indian War, David R. Starbuck
• Current Research and Future Directions in Archaeology at the Bureau of Historic Sites, Charles L. Fisher and Paul R. Huey
• Otsiningo: From Prehistory to the Present, Dolores Elliott

• Guest Editor's Introduction, Brooke S. Blades
• A Comments on Lithic Raw Material Analyses: Examples from the Old and New Worlds, J.M. Adovasio
• Later Stone Age Site Use Patterns at Lukenya Hill, Kenya, Sibel Barut Kusimba
• Lithic Economy in the Absence of Stone, Angela E. Close
• Middle and Upper Paleolithic Raw Material Transfers in Western and Central Europe: Assessing the Pace of Change, Jehanne Féblot-Augustins
• Neutron Activation Analysis of Late Cretaceous Cherts from Secondary Deposits near Bergerac (Dordogne, France), Brooke Blades, Michael Glascock, and Jean-Pierre Chadelle
• The Williamson Site: An Interpretation of the Lithic Technology Employed at a Paleoindian/Early Archaic Site in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, Phillip J. Hill
• Thoughts on Stone Tool Shape and Inferred Function, William Andrefsky, Jr.
• Spatial Analysis of John Smith's Map of Virginia, Martin Gallivan
• Managing the Public's Cultural Resources: From Presentation to Participation, Douglas S. Frink
• Book Reviews

• Thoughts on the Origin of Ceramic Use and Variation, Michael Stewart
• The Nature of Prehistoric Activities on Kettle Creek, An Upland Tributary of the West Branch of the Susquehanna, Michael Petraglia, Dennis Knepper, and John Rissetto
• Archaeological Past and Present: Field Methodologies from 1930s Relief Excavations in Somerset County, Pennsylvania and Its Relevance to Modern Archaeological Interpretations, Bernard K. Means
• Early Holocene Climatic Warming and the Energetics of Culture Change: The Ecology of Early - Middle Archaic Transitions in Georgia and South Carolina, Thomas W. Neumann
• Examination of Shepard and Potomac Creek Wares at a Montgomery Complex Site (44LD521), J. Sanderson Stevens
• Deciphering Site Occupational History at the Graham-White Site (44RN21), Thomas Klatka and Michael Klein
• Assessing Climatic Influences on Human Affairs: Wetlands and the Maximum Holocene Warming in the Northeast, George P. Nicholas
• Unraveling the Mystery of Zoned Decorated Pottery: Implications for Middle Woodland Society in the Middle Atlantic Region, Michael Stewart
• Book Reviews

• Introduction, Richard F. Veit
• Bead Color Symbolism Among Post-Contact Delaware and Munsee Groups, Lynn Marie Pietak
• Selective Change and Cultural Continuity Among the Munsee on the Colonial Frontier, Lenore Santone
• The Indian Town of Playwicki, Michael Stewart
• Lithic Replication: Prehistoric Tool Technologies in the Historic Period, Bipolar Replication of Linear/Blade-like Flakes from Playwicki Farm, Douglas Picadio
• Thermal Alteration Technology in a Historic Native American Village: Implications and Explanations from Playwicki, Joseph V. Moore
• Archaeology at the Printzhof (36De3): The Only Documented Early 17th Century Swedish Colonial Site in the Delaware Valley, Marshall Joseph Becker
• “A Unique and Valuable Historical and Indian Collection:” Charles Conrad Abbott Explores a 17th-Century Dutch Trading Post in the Delaware Valley, Richard Veit and Charles A. Bello
• Murder Mysteries and Modern Archaeology: Early Experiments in Manufacturing Delftware at Burlington, New Jersey, Brenda Springsted
• 17th Century Quaker Lifestyles: Philadelphia's Merchant Elite at the Front and Dock Streets Site, John P. McCarthy
• The “Invisible” Indians of Central Delaware, Ned Heite and Cara Lee Blume
   

  Contributed Papers

• Aeolian Soil Deposition at the Gum Branch Site (7S-E-83C), Sussex County, Delaware, Jay Custer
• Lithic Utilization Patterns in the Blue Ridge of Virginia: Site Types and Site Boxes, Michael B. Barber and George A. Tolley
• Book Reviews

• Dedication, Joe Baker
• Foreword: Cultural Resource Management; the Need for Translation, Brent D. Glass
• Where We Find Ourselves: An Introduction to the Pennsylvania CRM Symposium Papers, Joe Baker
• Pennsylvania Geoarcheology and Cultural Resource Management: An Assessment of Achievements and Shortcomings, Joseph Schuldenrein
• The Sandts Eddy Project: Exceptional Perhaps, But it Needn't be Relegated to an Exception, C. A. Bergman and J. F. Doershuk
• The Intent of the Law: A Success Story? Clemson Island Studies and Compliance Archaeology, Michael Stewart
• Archaeological Survey and the Environmental Impact Statement, Patricia E. Miller
• Farmsteads and Furnaces, Coal and Canals: An Overview of Section 106 Historical Archaeology in Pennsylvania, Scott D. Heberling
• Compliance Archaeology in Pennsylvania: The Long and the Short of It, Daniel G. Roberts
• Some Comments on Section 106 Archaeology,J. M. Adovasio
• Section 106/Government Based Archaeology: Contributions, Consultation, and Compromise, David Pollack
• Some Comments on Cultural Resource Management Archaeology in Pennsylvania and Elsewhere, James W. Hatch
• Have We Saved the Past? Do We Have a Future? The State of Archaeology in Pennsylvania - 2000 The Beginning of the Millennium, Kurt W. Carr
   

  CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

• Prey Selection and Prehistoric Settlement in the Susquehanna Valley: A Test of Protein Residue Analysis, Robert M. Jacoby
• The Late Woodland Period in the Environs of Saltville: A Case for Petty Chiefdom Development, Michael B. Barber and Eugene B. Barfield
• A Discussion of Recent "Pre-Clovis" Investigations, Kurt W. Carr
• Heat Treatment and Characterization of Pennsylvania's Stony Ridge Chert, Gregory Katz
• Mapping a Future for the Past: Further Insights into Depression-era Archaeological Excavations in Southwestern Pennsylvania, Bernard K. Means
• Book Reviews

• The Coffin Maker's Craft: Treatment of the Dead in Rural Eighteenth-Century Delaware, Charles LeeDecker
• Late Woodland Ceramics and Native Populations of the Upper Potomac Valley, Robert D. Wall
• Accokeek Creek: Chronology, the Potomac Creek Complex, and Piscataway Origins, Richard J. Dent and Christine A. Jirikowic
• Two Native Potters 'Speak' About Punctates: Harding Flats Data and the Clemsons Island Concept, Christopher T. Espenshade
• Small Sites on the Appalachian Mountain Slopes: Changes in Altitudes, Changes in Attitudes, Michael B. Barber
• Size Doesn't Matter: Upland Sites, Redundant Data or Redundant Questions?, Josh Duncan
• Circular Reasoning: Ring-Shaped Village Settlements in Late Prehistoric Southwestern Pennsylvania and Beyond, Bernard K. Means
• Genealogy as an Auxiliary Science of Archaeology, Edward F. Heite
• The Early - Late Archaic Unflaked Stone Tool Industry from the Hobo Hill Site (44FX1517): Methods, Analysis, and Interpretation, Thomas W. Neumann and Mary L. Spink
• Book Reviews

• Discovering Sites Unseen, Excavating Unforseen Sites: Survey, Sampling, and Significance in the Inter-Riverine Uplands of Virginia, Michael J. Klein
• The Distribution of Miocene Silicified Sandstone in the Archaeological Recordand Interpretations Based on the Observed Patterns: A Test of GIS in Archaeology, Darrin Lowery
• The Edgefield Scraper and the Waller Knife on the Delmarva Peninsula: A Comparative Study, Darrin Lowery
• A Study of Biface Technology at the Williamson Paleoindian Site (44DW1) in Southeastern Virginia: An Examination of Biface Reduction Utilizing the "Callahan Model", Phillip J. Hill
• In Situ Documentation of Historic Period Burials for Bioarchaeology, Ashley M. McKeown and Douglas W. Owsley
• Conservation Assessment of the Archaeological Collection at Colonial Williamsburg, Emily Williams
• Book Reviews

• Theory and Middle Atlantic Archaeology: Collected Papers Bernard K. Means and Michael J. Klein
• Excavations at a Late Woodland Village in the Middle Potomac Valley: Theory and Practice at the Winslow Site Richard J. Dent
• Ceramics, Style, and Society in the Potomac Valley of Virginia Michael J. Klein
• Deliver Me From Mononga-hell: Thinking Beyond the Culture History Paradigm to Examine the Temporal and Spatial Parameters of Somerset MonongahelaVillage Settlements Bernard K. Means
• Ritual Caches and Ethnicity: How Do We Recognize Them and Who is Responsible For Their Creation? Laura J. Galke
• Rethinking the Three Sisters John P. Hart
• Historical Archaeology and Theoretical Excursions in the Middle Atlantic Region Douglas W. Sanford
• Quarry Studies in North Carolina: What Have We Learned in the Last 30 Years? Lawrence E. Abbott, Jr.
• Assembling a Comparative Collection for Prehistorically Utilized Lithics of Bedford County, Pennsylvania Brian L. Fritz
• Fire Altered Rock as Artifacts. Two Experiments - Fire and Water: Their Effects on Quartz and Quartzite Kathie Gonick
• A Guide to Pennsylvania Lithic Types John D. Holland
• Book Reviews

• Introduction: An Annales Approach to Contact-Era Archaeology. Michael Klein
• Look Again, More Closely: 18th Century Indian Settlements in Swamps. Helen C. Rountree
• Economy, Architecture, and Exchange: Conjuncture and Event in the Chesapeake, A.D. 1200 - 1607. Martin Gallivan and Michael Klein
• Mythical Giants of the Chesapeake: An Evaluation of the Archaeological Construction of "Susquehannock".  Lisa M. Lauria
• Interaction Between the Caribbean and Eastern North America in the Colonial Period.  Karen F. Anderson-Córdova, Mark R. Barnes, and Peter E. Siegel

• Late Woodland Lithic Assemblages in the Ridge and Valley of Virginia: Minimalist Efficiency and Stone Signatures.   Michael B. Barber
• Symmetry of Form and the Analysis of Point Types. Dennis Knepper, Christopher Bowen, and Michael D. Petraglia
• What Lies Beneath: Does Debitage on Plowzone Surfaces Provide Adequate Representations of Parent Subsurface Deposits? William Schindler
• Experimental Approaches Towards Developing Signature Criteria For Prehistoric Boiling of Faunal Remains. Luke W. Erickson
• The Utility of High Pollen Counts: A Case Study From Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest. Tim Trussell
• Weighty Issues: Determining the Effects of a Consolidation Treatment on Faunal Remains.Molly Gleeson
• Plastics - The Good, the Bad and the Really Bad.  Lisa Young
• Disaster Planning for Archaeological Collections. Emily Williams
• Blade Technology: Earliest Dimension in American Toolmaking. Wm Jack Hranicky
• Book Reviews

The ‘State’ of Collections: Curation and Conservation Issues in the Middle Atlantic Region. Lisa Young and Silas Hurry

That the Present May Learn from the Past: Archaeological Collections at Colonial Williamsburg. Emily Williams and Kelly Ladd-Kostro

Saving the Past for the Future: Curating Pennsylvania’s Archaeological Compliance Collections. Stephen G. Warfel

Preservation through Standards and Guidelines for Archaeological Collections in Maryland. Betty L. Seifert

The Preservation of Archival Materials in Archaeological Collections. Molly Gleeson, Emily Williams, and Pam Young

Contract Curation: Managing Federal Collections at a State Repository. Sara Rivers Cofield

Arthur H. Kopp: Or the Dangers of Being an Archaeological Conservator. Niccolo Caldararo

A Surface Attrition Study of Low-Fired Ceramic Vessels; Cooking with Hot Rocks. J. Blondino, M. Kaktins, E. Krall, and G. Pevarnik

USS Alligator: The Navy’s First Submarine in the Community and in the Classroom. Karl Austin

A Planter’s Urbanity: City Living in the Colonial Virginia Countryside. Philip Levy

New Directions, New Interpretations: Paleoethnobotany in the Upper Delaware Valley and the Utility of Starch Grain Research in the Middle Atlantic. Tim Messner and Ruth Dickau

Prehistoric Modifications of the Forest Cover in the Delaware Coastal Plain: An Interpretive Model for Large D-Shaped Pit Formations. Chris Egghart

Rethinking the Late Archaic in the Upper Delaware Valley. Roger Moeller

Book Reviews

• The Importance of the Settlement System Concept in Middle Atlantic Archaeological Research.  Philip A. Perazio
• Documenting and Sampling Bulk Metal Collections: Is it Enough?  Howard Wellman
• Constructing Discipline, Deconstructing Ideology: The Archaeology and History of Washington and Lee’s Antebellum Dormitories. Laura J. Galke
• The Social Implications of a New Method for Estimating the Number of Residents Within Monongahela Houses from Their Floor Areas. Bernard K. Means
• Prehistoric Burial Mounds in Virginia. Howard A. MacCord, Sr
• Lithic Technology on the Southeastern New York/Southwestern Connecticut Border. Lynn-Marie Wieland
• Archaeological Conservation of Modern Materials: A Case Study of Waterlogged Rubber Gaskets from the USS Monitor (1862). Susanne Grieve
• Ceramic Analysis of a Middling European American Planter Site in Virginia Using the Digital Archaeological Archive of Comparative Slavery.  Lisa M. Zevorich
• A Contemporary Native American Sweat Lodge and its Archaeological Implications. Chris Egghart
• Issues in Plowzone Archaeology: A Forum Held at the 2006 Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference.  Julia A. King, James G. Gibb, Philip A. Perazio, Scott Shaffer, R. Michael Stewart,  Steven McDougal, Mathew B. Reeves, Michael F. Johnson, Faye L. Stocum
• Book Reviews

• A Solutrean Landfall on the U. S. Atlantic Coast?   Wm Jack Hranicky
• The Mohr Site: In Search of a Proxy.  Sharon Allitt
• The Separation of Church and Site: Old First Church, Middletown, New Jersey.  Gerry Scharfenberger and Sherene Baugher
• Deep-Well Excavation: An Archaeological Case Study. Timothy D. Trussell and Joel G. Dworsky
• True Blue: Vivianite as a Mineral Pigment.  Carolyn Dillian, Charles Bello, and Nequandra Bowen
• Scholarship in Ruins: Archaeology and Preservation in an Academic Environment.  Laura J. Galke
• Representation Issues and the History and Archaeology of Washington and Lee University.  Abbie Jackson
• On the Application of Circular Statistics to Grave Orientations at Two Monongahela Village Sites. Bernard K. Means
• Monongahela Mortuary Practices at the Reckner Site.  Kristen Chassé
• Fluctuating Asymmetry as a Measure of Developmental Stress at the Mohr Site.  Kara C. Hoover
• Book Reviews

• Resurrecting a Forgotten Monongahela Tradition Village: The Phillips (36FA22) Site.  Bernard K. Means
• Geomorphology of the New Deal-Excavated Fort Hill Monongahela Village Site and its Surroundings. Anna Pendley
• Six Inches Under: Mortuary Behavior at the Phillips Site, A Monongahela Village. Abigail P. Gage
• “Power Point”: Multiple Perspectives on Native American Grave Recovery, Including Those Relating to American Legal Systems. Marshall Joseph Becker
• Last Rights: Maintaining the Dignity and Humanity of the Deceased. Laura Powell Kiser
• The Eastern U.S. Continental Shelf:  A Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene Focus in Virginia. Wm Jack Hranicky
• Expanding The Geochemical Database For Virginia Jasper Sources. Christopher M. Stevenson, Michael D. Glascock, Robert J. Speakman, Michelle MacCarthy
• Uncovering The Origins Of Abbott Zoned Incised Pottery In Coastal Plain Virginia: An LA-ICP-MS Study. Laura Steadman
• Carolina Bays of the Atlantic Coastal Plain: An Archaeological Overview. Chris Egghart
• The Age, Function, And Distribution Of Keyhole Structures In The Upper Susquehanna River Valley. Douglas H. MacDonald
• Shriver Chert Acquisition: A Case Study From Snyder County, Pennsylvania. Gary F. Coppock
• Mid-Atlantic Deepwater Shipwreck Study: Side-Wheel Paddle Steamer Admiral DuPont, 1847-1865. Joyce Holmes Steinmetz
• Early Woodland Settlement and Land Use In Eastern New York. Christina B. Rieth
• How Can You Mend a Broken Hearth?: Preliminary Results of Excavations at the Driftstone Site. Joseph R. Blondino

• 'Whatchoo Talkin' Bout Potsherd?” Insights into Upper Delaware Valley Late Woodland Ceramics. Gregory D. Lattanzi
• Charles Rau And The Keyport Shell Heap: Understanding New Jersey's First Archaeological Excavation In Its Historic Context. Sean McHugh
• Teaching The Public About Information Gained Through Analysis of Archaeological Objects. Sharon Norquest
• The Martin Site: A Bifurcate Phase Hunting Camp In Central Pennsylvania. Gary F. Coppock
• The Material Culture of Magic and Popular Belief in the Colonial Mid-Atlantic. Patrick McKitrick

• The Chickahominy River Survey: Native Settlement in Tidewater Virginia, AD 200 – AD 1600. Martin Gallivan
• “They Will Not Admitt of Any Werowance From Him to Governe Over Them” The Chickahominy In Context: A Reassessment of Political Configurations. Buck Woodard And Danielle Moretti-Langholtz
• Middle Woodland Cordage Twist on the Chickahominy and James Rivers. Anna Hayden
• Late Woodland Dog Ceremonialism on the Chickahominy and Beyond. Jennifer Fitzgerald
• A Late Woodland Protohistoric Compound on the Chickahominy River: Multiscalar Investigations of the Buck Farm Site. Christopher Shephard
• Archeobotanical Evidence from the Chickahominy in a Chesapeake Context. Justine McKnight
• Wild Animals in Domesticated Landscapes: Patterns of Subsistence in Middle and Late Woodland Virginia Coastal Plain. Nadejda Golenishcheva-Coonan
• Mortuary Practices of the Chickahominy: Late Woodland Ceremonial Processes in Tidewater Virginia. Shannon S. Mahoney
• Comments on the Chickahominy River Survey. Wayne Adkins

• Howard A. MacCord: The Father of Virginia Amateur Archaeology Wm Jack Hranicky

• Book Reviews

• Doug Scott Military Archaeology, Eastern Style: Status 2010. Christopher Espenshade and Joseph Balicki
• Archaeological Survey of Rutherford’s Farm: A Multicomponent Civil War Site in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Robert L. Jolley
• Is a Battlefield Ever Truly Lost? Blue Licks and the Question of Impact. Adrian Mandzy, Erik Hale, and Joseph Marine
• “Obstinate and Strong”: The History and Archaeology of the Siege of Fort Motte, South Carolina. Steven D. Smith
• Excavations at Three French and Indian War Forts: Insights into Fort Design and Construction. W. Stephen McBride and Kim A. McBride
• Chaos at Meadow Brook: The 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek: Preliminary Thoughts. Clarence Geier and Joseph Whitehorne

• Understanding Variables Affecting Data Collected During Metal Detector Survey. Alyson Wood
• Archaeological Investigations on Calver Island (36Da89): A Stratified Site in the Lower Susquehanna River Valley.  Patricia E. Miller, James T. Marine, Justine Woodard McKnight, and Frank J. Vento
• The Bioarchaeology of the Quaker Hills Quarry Site. K.C. Hoover and C. Giordano
• Chert Use and Local Settlement in Central Pennsylvania: Investigations at 36Ce523. Paul Raber
• The Archaeology of Front Yards: Results, Conclusions, and Recommendations from the PENNDOT 2007/2008 Cultural Resources Internship Program Joe Baker, Erik Beaston, Angela Jaillet, David Maher, Kris Montgomery, Erik Olson, Martin Plumer
• Elements of a Landscape: Soil Chemistry at Stratford Hall Plantation. Andrew Wilkins
• Archaic Period Triangular Points from Pig Point, Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Al Luckenbach, Jessie Grow, Shawn Sharpe

• Book Reviews

JMAA #27 (2011, 174pp)

• When a Rock Pile Ceases to be a Rockpile: A Test of the 1985 Sullivan and Rozen Study, Utilizing Experimentally Created Assemblages. Amy Humphries
• Steatite on the Juniata: Early Pottery at the Sunny Side Site (36BD267), Central Pennsylvania. Douglas H. MacDonald, Eric P. Scuoteguazza, and David L. Cremeens
• Description and Analysis of Decorated Riggins Late Woodland Ceramic Sherds from the Ware Site, Salem County, New Jersey. Perry A. Brett and Jay F. Custer
• Lenape Culture History: The Transition of 1660 and its Implications for the Archaeology of the Final Phase of the Late Woodland Period. Marshall Joseph Becker
• Bones, Pans, and Probates: A Faunal Analysis of the Newman’s Neck Site (44NB180). D. Brad Hatch
• Playing in the Dirt: The Archaeology of Childhood at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest. Crystal E. Collins

• Introduction. Heather A. Wholey
• Exploratory Geochemical Analysis of Steatite from the Lower Susquehanna Valley: Applications with the Handheld XRF. Susan Bachor
• Steatite: A Landscape Perspective. Heather A. Wholey
• Steatite Vessel Use Alteration: Experiment and Observation. Cortney Todd and Heather A. Wholey
• The Appearance of Steatite Tempered Ceramics in the Southern Mid-Atlantic: Social Compromise and the Dependent Invention of Ceramic Technology Justin Bedard.

• Stone Bowls and Early Pottery. R. Michael Stewart

• Book Reviews