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36 important questions about the validity of using exclusive pottery types to date each subperiod of the Woodland period. If indeed the site represents one group of people manufacturing several different forms of ceramic vessel, we may have to rethink our traditional views of prehistoric behavior and ceramic typology. Acknowledgements. Identifications ofbotanical samples were made by Tonya Largy. Dr. Victoria Bunker and Robert Goodby participated in REFERENCES Strauss: Slough Pond Site, Brewster the ceramic analysis. Fred Dunford shared his knowledge of Cape Cod prehistory. Partial funding of the radiocarbon age was provided by the Massachusetts Archaeological Society's Radiocarbon Dating Fund. Funding for the project was provided by Marianne Pagos and Brian Widegren. Many thanks to all those who made this study possible. Alan Strauss dedicates this article to his wife, Deborah, for her patience and support while he was in graduate school. Anthony, David, Frederick Carty, and Linda Towle 1980 Massachusetts Historical Commission State Survey Project: Interim Report. Massachusetts Historical Commission (MHC), Boston. Childs, S. Terry 1984a Prehistoric Ceramic Analysis, Technology, and Style. In Chapters in the Archaeology ofCape Cod, I, Vol. 2, F. P. McManamon, ed., pp. 157-194. National Park Service, Boston. 1984b Prehistoric Ceramic Remains. In Chapters in the Archaeology of Cape Cod, I, Vol. 2, F. P. McManamon, ed., pp. 195-274. National Park Service, Boston. Dincauze, Dena F. 1976 The Neville Site: 8,000 Years at Anwskeag, Manchester, New Hampshire. Peabody Museum Monograph 4. Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Hamilton, Nathan and David Yesner 1985 Early, Middle and Late Woodland Ceramic Assemblages from Great Diamond Island. In Ceramic Analysis in the Northeast: Contributions to Methodology and Culture History. Occasional Publication in Northeastern Anthropology, No.9, pp. 39-72. Rindge, N.H. Lavin, Lucianne 1980 Analysis of Ceramic Vessels from the Ben Hollister Site, Glastonbury, Connecticut. Bulletin ofthe Archaeological Society of Connecticut 43:3-41. McWeeney, L. 1989 What Lies Lurking Below the Soil: Beyond the Archaeobotanical View ofFlotation Samples. North American Archaeologist 10(3):227-230. Moffett, Ross 1946 Some Shell Heaps in Truro, Massachusetts. Bulletin ofthe Massachusetts Archaeological Society 7(2): 17-23. 1951 Late Excavations at the Holden Site, Truro, Massachusetts. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 12(4)47:52. 1957 A Review of Cape Cod Archaeology. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 19(1):1-19. 1959 Notes on the Small's Swamp Shell Heap, Truro, Massachusetts. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 21(1):1-14.
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