Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Vol. 38, No. 4 ...

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Parker, Arthur C., Making Mockery of Archaeology, 1(3):3
Parker, Richard, The Brook Meadow Site, 35(1-2):9
Petzold, Arthur, The Eaton Site: A Dugout Workshop, 22(3-4) :46; The Indian Roger Site,
24(3-4):45
Phelps, Mason M., The South Swansea Burials, 8(3) :33; Indians of Old Brookfield:
Excerpts from History of North Brookfield by Hosiah H. Temple 1887,9(4) :80; Titicut
Indian Burials -- A Soliloquy, 11(2):21
Pohl, Frederick J., Comments on the Follins Pond Report, 14(4) :105; The Ship's Shoring
at Follins Pond, 16(3):53; Can the Ship's Shoring at Follins Pond be Radiocarbon
Dated?, 17(3) :49; Further Comments on Mooring Holes, 20(1) :15; A Nova Scotia Project,
20(3):39; Further Proof of Vikings at Follins Pond, Cape Cod, 21(3-4) :48; Riddle
of the Stone Beehives, 25(3-4) :72; Comments on Tangible and Intangible Evidence,
35(3-4) :33
Powell, Bernard W., An Osseous Find at Follins Pond, 18(2) :32; The Mooring Hole Problem
in Long Island Sound, 19(2) :31; A Ceramic Find at Hunting Ridge, Connecticut,
20(3):42; Some Connecticut Burials, 23(2) :26; Bitter Rock Shelter: A Stratified
Connecticut Site, 26(3-4):53; A Probable Fake Pre-Columbian Marker, 28(1) :10; An
Archaeological Traverse of Sandy Neck, 28(2) :27
Pring, Martin, Voyage of Martin Pring, 1603 (Original Narrative Reprint #3), 2(1) :23
Raymond, Percy E., Latten Spoons from the Old Colony, 11(1):6
Red Thunder Cloud, Chief (Carlos A.H. Westez), A Study of the Long Island Indian Problem,
5(2):17
Regensburg, R.A., The Savich Farm Site: A Preliminary Report, 32(1-2) :20
Ritchie, William A., Comments on Bullen's Review,The Pre-Iroquoian Occupations of New
York State, 6(3):43; The Paleo-Indian in the Northeast, 19(2) :21
Rivard, Jean-Jacques, Technical Illustration Applied to Archaeology, 25(2) :44
Roach, Rodney W., A Cremation Burial Complex in Carver, 32(3-4):1
Robbins, Maurice, To the Members of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, 1(1):2
Our Survey, 1(1) :7; Report of the Southern Group of the Massachusetts Archaeological
Society, 1(2):9 Classification of the Aboriginal Cultures in the State of New York,
1(2):30; Archaeological Reconnaissance in the Marion Region during 1942,4(2) :17;
Prologue to New England by Henry F. Howe (Book Review), 4(4) :64; Comments on Interpreting
the Past, 5(3) :40; It Pays to be Careful, 7(2) :42; A Brief Review of the
Progress of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, 10(3) :5; An Indian Burial at
Warwick, Rhode Island, 11(1):1; Historical Approach to Titicut, 11(3) :48; Some
Evidence of the Use of Red Ochre into Historic Times, 17(2) :18; An Indian Burial at
Gardner's Neck, 17(2) :22; Indians of the Old Colony: Their Relation With and Their
Contributions to the Settlement of the Area, 17(4) :59; Some Indian Burials from
Southeastern Massachusetts (Part 1),20(2):17; Some Indian Burials from Southeastern
Massachusetts. Part 2 - The Wapanucket Burials, 20(4) :61; Recovery of an Ax or
Mace in its Original Haft, 21(3-4) :62; Secondary Cremation Burial No.2, The Hawes
Site, 24(2):30; A Porpoise Effigy, 24(3-4) :49; The Titicut Site, 28(3-4) :33; A
Brass Kettle Recovery at Corn Hill, 29(3-4) :62; Some Early House Floors, 32(1-2) :1;
In Memoriam: Jesse Brewer 1888-1971,33(3-4):28; In Appreciation: William S. Fowler,
37(3-4) :35; A Unique Artifact from Cape Cod, 37(3-4) :45; A Unique Artifact from
Raynham, Mass. 38(1-2):12
Robbins, Maurice and Bullen, Ripley P., An Indian Burial at South Dartmouth, 6(3):44
Robbins, Maurice,and Staples, Arthur, and Staples,Arnold, Sweet's Knoll, 16(4) :61
Robinson, John, Pre-Historic Relics from Beverly, 8(2) :22
Roop, Stanley M., Mill River: An Archaic Upland Site, 24(2) :21
Rose, Edward F., Five Unusual Caches at the Boats Site, 14(4) :109; The Boats Site,
Excavation No.2, 26(3-4):33
Rosser, John, A New Challenge for Massachusetts Archaeology, 38(1-2):1
Rouse, Irving, Styles of Pottery in Connecticut, 7(1):1
Rowe, John H. ,Archaeology and History in Eastern Maine, 2(4) :7; Excavations in the
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