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22 THE MASSACHUSETTS ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN Riddle of the Stone Beehives, Frederick J. Pohl, 25(3-4) :72 Rocks and the Archaeologist, Arthur C. Lord, Jr., 20(1):8 Rock Shelter at Bourne, Massachusetts, A, Jesse Brewer, 9(1) :15 Rock Shelter at the Stony Point Battle Field Site, A. Edward J. Kaeser, 22(3-4) :56 Rock Shelter near Worcester. A, Ripley P. Bullen, 10(1) :16 Sabatia Plain Site No.1, George H. Barton, 32(3-4):28 Sailors' Narratives of Voyages Along the New England Coast 1524-1624 (Original Narrative Reprint #1). Giovanni da Verrazano, 1(3) :30 Sand Bank Burials. Jesse Brewer, 17(2) :17 Savich Farm Site: A Preliminary Report, The, R.A. Regensburg, 32(1-2):20 Scrapers: A Proposed Functional Classification, William S. Fowler, 2(2) :20 Seaver Farm Cremation Burials, William B. Taylor. 33(3-4):1 Seaver Farm Red Paint Burials. William B. Taylor, 31(3-4):1 Seaver Farm Salvage Excavation. William B. Taylor, 34(1-2) :24 Seaver Farm Site, The, Karl S. Dodge. 23(3-4) :24 Secondary Cremation Burial No.2, The Hawes Site, Maurice Robbins. 24(2):30 Seman Site: A New York State Excavation, The, Philip W. Johannesson and Arthur C. Glamm, Jr.• 26(3-4) :44 Sharpening Stones. William S. Fowler, 37(1-2) :28 Shell Heaps on Sandy Neck, Barnstable, Mass., Ripley P. Bullen and Edward Brooks, 10( 1) : 7 Ship's Shoring at Follins Pond, The. Frederick Pohl, 16(3) :53 Significance of Movement Among the Polar Eskimo, W. Elmer Ekblaw, 10(1):1 Significance of Wear on Chipped Implements, Charles F. Walcott, 27(1) :12 Significant Ceramic Pipe Recoveries, William S. Fowler, 26(3-4):49 Significant Find, A, William S. Fowler and Jess W. Welt, l7tl):9 Significant Plummet Recoveries, William S. Fowler, 36(3-4):31 Site Characteristics in the Concord River Valley, Benjamin L. Smith, 5(3) :37 Sitting Bull: The Patriot, William S. Fowler, 34(3-4) :30 Six Specialized Knives, E.G. Huntington, 17(1) :15 Small Stem Points of the Northeast, Richard Q. Bourn, Jr., 32(1-2):25 Smith Brook Site, The. Richard Q. Bourn, Jr., 29(3-4) :60 Smoking Habits of the Wabanaki, Nicholas N. Smith, 18(4):76 Soapstone Bowl Making as Practiced at the Westfield Quarry, William S. Fowler, 4(3) :42 Some Aboriginal Stone Works in New England, William S. Fowler, 33(3-4) :18 Some Aspects of the Use of Red Ochre in Prehistoric Burials. Benjamin L. Smith, 11(2) :22 Some Comments on the Mooring Hole Problem, Ripley P. Bullen, 19(3) :50 Some Connecticut Burials, Bernard W. Powell, 23(2) :26 Some Early House Floors, Maurice Robbins, 32(1-2):1 Some Evidence of the Use of Red Ochre into Historic Times, Maurice Robbins, 17(2) :18 Some Indian Burials from Southeastern Massachusetts (Part I). Maurice Robbins, 20(2) :17 Some Indian Burials from Southeastern Massachusetts. Part 2 - the Wapanucket Burials. Maurice Robbins, 20(4) :61 Some Notes on the Winslow Site, Ripley P. Bullen, 13(1) :10 Some Samples of Red Ochre, Ross Moffett, 15(3) :58 Some Shell Heaps in Truro, Massachusetts, Ross Moffett, 7(2) :17 Some Sources of New England Flints, William S. Fowler, 32(3-4):23 Some Stone Drilling Techniques, Douglas S. Byers, 19(3) :51 Some Thoughts on the Historic Art of the Indians of Northeastern North America, Ernest S. Dodge, l3(l):l Some Unusual Artifacts from Ram Pasture I. Nantucket, Mass., Bernard H. Stockley. 25(3-4) :70 Some Uses of Birch Bark in Northern New England, Eva L. Butler and Wendell S. Hadlock, l8( 4) : 72 Sources of New England History Prior to 1620, The, Henry F. Howe, 3(2) :19 S
VOLUME 38, NUMBER 4 23 South Bay Quartzite Quarry, Raymond Lemire, 36(3-4) :17 South Swansea Burials, The, Mason M. Phelps, 8(3) :33 Spectrographic Analysis of Some New England Steatite, Ripley P. Bullen and David H. Howell, 4( 4) :62 Standardized System for the Classification and Description of Stone Implements from New England. Part A -- Projectile Points, Frederick P. Orchard, 2(3) :10 Statement of the Organization and Aims of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, A, Cornelius Osgood, 1(3) :11 Status of Colonial Archaeology in Massachusetts in 1941, Henry Hornblower II, 4(3) :41 Steatite Vessel and Other Artifacts from a Hilltop Cache in Truro, Massachusetts, A, Ross Moffett, 8(4):52 Steatite Vessel from Nantucket, A, Edward S. Roy, 17(3):51 Stickney Site, Ballardvale, Massachusetts, The, Ripley P. Bullen and Arthur M. Hofmann, 5(2) :20 Stone Bowl Industry, Its Importance as a Culture Diagnostic, William S. Fowler, 17(4) :74 Stone Bowl-Making at the Westfield Quarry, William S. Fowler, 30(1):6 Stone Bowls on Cape Cod, L. Richard Fulcher, 36(1-2) :30 Stone Importation in Prehistoric Massachusetts, William S. Fowler, 11(2) :29 Stone Knife from Salem Willows, A, Ernest S. Dodge, 7(1) :16 Stone Pavement at Andover, Massachusetts, A, Arthur M. Hofmann, 3(2) :25 Stone Pipe from Plymouth, A, William S, Fowler, 30(3-4) :26 Stones of Stone Age New England, The, Leo D. Otis, 11(2) :45 Stone Working: Fracturing or Chipping, Charles R. McGimsey, III, 24(3-4) :60 Strange Deposit of Spearpoints, A, Arthur M. Hofmann, 5(1) :11 Study of Cordage and Rolled Copper Beads, Burial #6, Titicut Site, A, Britta D. Jeppson, 25(2):37 Study of Projectile Points, A, William S. Fowler, 35(3-4):1 Study of the Long Island Indian Problem, A, Chief Red Thunder Cloud (Carlos A.H. Westez), 5(2) :17 Styles of Pottery in Connecticut, Irving Rouse, 7(1):1 Suggested Classification of Atlatl Weights, William S. Fowler, 17(2) :25 Suggestions of Stratigraphy in Eastern Massachusetts, Ripley P. Bullen, 7(3):54 Summary of a Cultural Area; Long Island, New York, Walter A. Vossberg, 13(2):10 Survival of the Norse Runes into Modern Times, A, Arthur George Smith, 21(2):22 Survival of the Red Paint Complex in Maine, The, Nicholas N. Smith, 17(1):4 Suwannee Point Finds in Florida, Jesse Brewer, 26(2):17 Swan Hold Site, The, William S. Fowler, 13(2):1 Sweat Houses in the Southern New England Area, Eva L. Butler, 7(1) :11 Sweet-Meadow Brook: A Pottery Site in Rhode Island, William S. Fowler, 18(1):1 Sweet's Knoll, Maurice Robbins, Arthur Staples and Arnold Staples, 16(4):61 System for Site Identification, The, Anon., 1(1) :11 Tangible and Intangible Evidence, William S. Fowler, 35(1-2) :31 Taxonomic Approach Redefined, The, Douglas S. Byers, 2(2) :21 Technical Illustration Applied to Archaeology, Jean-Jacques Rivard, 25(2) :44 Three Burials at the Hughes Site, Nantucket, Mass., Ripley P. Bullen and Edward Brooks, 10(1) :14 Three Contact Burials from Eastern Massachusetts, Wendell S. Hadlock, 10(3) :63 Three Iroquois Pots from New Jersey, William S. Fowler, 27(2):30 Three Pembroke Burial Knives, William S. Fowler, 37(1-2) :12 Thumb Nail Sketch of King Philip's War, A; Excerpts from a book in preparation, Henry F. Howe, 9(4):76 Tillite Bluff Site: A Prelilinary Report, The, William F. Bowman and Gerald D. Zeoli, 35(1-2) :24 Titicut Child of the Earth, Estelle Mason, 33(1-2) :10 Titicut Indian Burials -- A Soliloquy, Mason M. Phelps, 11(2) :21 T
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