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A COMMENTARY ON THE LATE ARCHAIC CLASSIFICATION
OF THE SATUCKET CACHE
Floyd Painter
This is written in response to Frederick M. Carty's study entitled "Report Of A
Cache Of Points Relating To The Susquehanna Tradition" in a recent issue of the Bulletin
of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society (Carty 1983). Although I seldom take issue
with the theories of others, I felt obliged to respond to Carty's classification of specimens
one through 11 as belonging to the Late Archaic Susquehanna Tradition.
Copyright 1985 by Floyd Painter