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

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Review of Dugout-Making, 37(1-2):1; Division of Labor: Archaeological Discoveries,
37(1-2) :6; Three Pembroke Burial Knives, 37(1-2) :12; Procurement and Use of Bark,
37(1-2):15; The Cracked Rock Shelter,37(1-2) :20; An Inquiry into the Contact Stage,
37(1-2) :22; Sharpening Stones, 37(1-2) :28; A Grooved Ax Study, 37(1-2) :30; A Rare
Pipe Discovery, 37(3-4):42; New Discoveries at Swan Hold, 37(3-4) :49; What Is It?,
38( 1-2) :30
Fowler, William S. and Hutchins, Francis, Once in a Life Time, 17(1):13
Fowler, William S. and Luther, Herbert A., Culture Sequence at the Potter Pond Site,
ll( 4) :91
Fowler, William S. and Welt, Jess W., Hunting Fossils Produces a Cache of Blades,
17(1):6; A Significant Find, 17(1):9
Fowler, William S., see Dunn, Gerald C.
Franke, Walter E., A Unique Find, 11(2):17
Fulcher, L. Richard, Stone Bowls on Cape Cod, 36(1-2) :30
Gahan, Laurence K., The Nipmucks and Their Territory, 2(4) :2; Finds at an Aurignacian
Station in Detmold, Germany, 8(2) :24; Methods of Translating Indian Place Names,
21(3-4) :46; Feathers, 22(2) :30; Gleanings from the Indian Languages, 22(3-4) :65
Glamm. Arthur C. , Jr., see Johannesson, Philip W.
Glynn, Frank, Book Review: FieZd ArchaeoZogy by R.J.C. Atkinson, 15(1) :21
Gookin, Warner F., The Pilgrims as Archaeologists, 11(2) :19; Metsoo'onk (Experience
Mayhew's Word for Victuals), 12(4) :58; Indian Deeds on the Vineyard, 13(2) :6;
Massasoit's Domain: Is "Wampanoag" the Correct Designation?, 20(1):12
Gramly, Richard Michael, The Mt. Jasper Lithic Source Area, 38(3) :48
Graybill, Guy, A Nation-Wide Atlatl Weight Survey, 35(3-4):8
Greene, William L., A Grave in Middleboro, 3(3) :35; Ceramic Pot from the Indian Hill
Site, 22(3-4):42
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Hadlock, Wendell S. , Eight Platform or "Monitor" Pipes in the Peabody Museum, Salem,
Massachusetts, 8(4):49; A Cache from Ipswich, 9(4) :73; Three Contact Burials from
Eastern Massachusetts, 10(3):63; see Butler, Eva L.; see Kingsbury, Isaac W.
Hallett, Leaman F., News of the Chapters, 1(3) :7; Cultural Traits of the Southern New
England Indians, 15(4) :59; Indian Games, 16(2) :25; Indian Trails and Their Importance
to the Early Settlers, 17(3) :41; Medicine and Pharmacy of the New England Indians,
17(3):46; The Colonial Invasion of Hereditary Lands, 20(3):34
Harp, Elmer, Jr. , Prehistoric Hunters of Newfoundland---Labrador and Their Relationship
to New England Archaeology, 18(4) :65
Hartshorn, Joseph H., Geology and Archaeology: Partnership with Profit, 12(3) :41
Hatch, Richard W., Deerfield Archaeological Display, 31(3-4):8
Haviland, William A., Gorgets: Ornamental or Utilitarian?, 31(3-4) :30; Comments,
32( 1-2) : 33
Heino, Rei, The Cohannet Line, 24(2) :35
Historical Research Committee, Original Narrative Reprints, #1, 1(3) :30; #2, 1(4) :11;
#3,2(1):23; #4, 3(3):36; #5, 4(4):57; #6, 8(2) :17, #7,9(1):9
Hoffmann, Arthur M. ,The Results of Thorough Excavation and Careful Study, 1(4) :23; A
Stone Pavement at Andover, Massachusetts, 3(2) :25; A Strange Deposit of Spearpoints,
5(1):11; see Bullen, Ripley P.
Holmes, Russell E., A Ceramic Pot from the Swan Hold II Site, 24(3-4):51
Hoornbeek, Billie ,and Bolian, Charles B. , Portable Structures and Winter Archaeology,
38(1-2) :20
Hornblower, Henry,II, The Status of Colonial Archaeology in Massachusetts in 1941,
4(3) : 41
Howe, Gudrun B. and Howe, Henry F., Pebble Beach Workshops of the South Shore, 8(3):44
Howe, Henry F., The Sources of New England History Prior to 1620, 3( 2) :19; A Thumb Nail
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