PUBLICATIONS HELD BY THE - National Pipe Archive

sites‟, Archaeology of Eastern North America, 9, 109-133. (LIVNP 1999.84.01)
Davey, P., and Pogue, D.J. (eds.) (1991) The archaeology of the clay tobacco pipe XII: Chesapeake Bay,
Liverpool Monographs in Archaeology and Orient Studies No. 14, British Archaeological Reports
(International Series 566), Oxford , 114pp. (LIVNP 2006.07.02)
Huey, P. R. (1974) „Reworked pipe stems: a 17 th Century Phenomenon from the Site of Fort Orange, Albany,
New York‟ Historical Archaeology, 105-111. (LIVNP 2006.49.01)
Jung, S. P., (1988) American Clay Pipe Works (reproduction of the catalogue of the American Clay Pipe Works
printed between 1915 and 1920) (LIVNP 2006.52.02)
McCashion, J. H., (1975) „The Clay tobacco Pipes of New York State. Part 1: Caughnawaga 1667-1693‟ The
Bulletin of the New York State Archaeological Association, 65, 1-19. (LIVNP 2006.52.03) (nb: signed by the
author).
McCashion, J. H., (1977) „The Clay Tobacco Pipes of New York State. Part 2. The Clay Tobacco Pipes of
New York State Under the Sidewalks of New York: Archaeological Investigations near the U.S. Customs
House on Manhattan Island, New York‟ The Bulletin of the New York State Archaeological Association, 71, 2-
19. (LIVNP 2006.52.04) (nb: signed by the author).
Murphy, James L., (1974) „ “Cresthull” Reed-Stem Tobacco Pipes‟ The Chesopiean, 14, No.s 1-2 (February-
April 1974), 11-16. (http:/kb.osu.edu/dspace/bitstream/1811/.38967/1/Cresthull.
pdf (downloaded 16.12.09)) [LIVNP 2010.05.01]. Also available in digital form.
Murphy, James L., (1975) „Another Pamplin Pipe Variety‟ Quarterly Bulletin (Archaeological Society of
Virginia), 30, No. 1 (September 1975), 26-29. (http://hdl.handle.net/1811/38946 (downloaded 16.12.09))
[LIVNP 2010.07.01]. Also available in digital form.
Murphy, James L. (1983) „A Ceramic Tobacco Pipe Mold from Coshocton County, Ohio‟ Ohio Archaeologist,
33, No. 1 (Winter 1983), 17. [http.//hdl.handle.net/1811/37088 (downloaded 16/12/09) [LIVNP 2010.06.01].
Also available in digital form.
Noël Hume, A., (1970) „English Clay Tobacco Pipes Bearing The Royal Arms from Williamsburg Virgina‟
Post-medieval Archaeol, 4, 141-146, including plates. (LIVNP 2006.39.086)
Sudbury, B., (nd) A Preliminary Report on the R. Bannerman Eagle Tobacco Pipe Manufactory, Rouses Point,
New York. (LIVNP 2006.52.01)
Tyack, N.C.P. (nd) „The tobacco trade between Bristol and Virginia, 1600-1700‟ [from an unidentified
publication – this appears to be the second part of this article from 1660-1700] 193-200. (LIVNP 2000.01.110)
PART 3: WRECK SITES
Elliget, J., and Breidahl, H., (1991) Time and Tide: A Guide to the Wreck of the Barque William Salthouse,
Maritime Archaeology Unit, Victoria, 32pp. (LIVNP 2009.02.01)
Gunesnon, J., (1993)„Les pipes‟, in „L'épave d'Omonville-la-Rogue (Manche)‟, Archaeonautica 11, 90-99 (31-
130). (LIVNP 1997.91.5)
Higgins, D.A., (1995) „Clay tobacco pipes: a valuable commodity‟, IJNA 24.1, 47-52. (LIVNP 1997.91.1)
Larn, R., (ed.) (1985) „The wreck of the Dutch East Indiaman Campen on the Needles rocks, Isle of Wight,