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THE AMATEUR ARCHAEOLOGIST ONLINE
The Amateur Archaeologist welcomes articles and communications from members; please note that authors waive any claim to copyright if they submit materials for publishing in the Society's journal. Advertisers are welcome, and they need not be members of the ASAA. Please write for advertising rate cards and specifications. The Society does not furnish its membership list to anyone or any organization for promotional mailings. 1. A Previously Unreported Fluted Point from Martha’s Vineyard—a Paleo-American Manifestation along the Terminal Moraine (posted May 2007) By William Moody 2. Artifact Collecting: It's a Hobby, Not a Crime! (posted August 2007) By Lewis B. Smith 3. Turkeytails, Funeral Observances, and the Sacred Calendar (posted June 2008) By Richard Michael Gramly 4. Diet, Food Preservation and Cooking Among Ohio Valley Early Cultures (posted July 2008) By Richard Michael Gramly 5. Idol Pipes: Review of Examples (posted September 2008) By Richard Michael Gramly 6. The Cumberland/Barnes Tradition: Its Character and Chronological Position within a Greater Fluted Point Tradition (posted October 2008) By Richard Michael Gramly 7. Frank Hamilton Cushing (1857-1900)—Father of Modern Flintknapping in North America (posted December 2008) By Richard Michael Gramly 8. Are Neanderthal Portraits Wrong? Neanderthal Adaptations to Cold and their Impact on Palaeolithic Populations 9. Two Undescribed Adena Tablets and Some Speculations as to their Significance 10. Petroglyph Pathways (posted July 2009) By Michael Clauss 11. "Palaeolithic Whistles or Figurines? A Preliminary Survey of Pre-historic Phalangeal Figurines." 12. Updated Site Report for Fox Pond Farm/Shaw’s Creek Site, Aiken, South Carolina, 2006-2007 Excavations 13. An Ingenious, Anciently "Splinted" Stone Sculpture from Meso-America 14. F. Marse Ferrel, Jr.—Young Scholar and Collector 15. "A Call to Arms to save the largest open-air assemblage of Upper Paleolithic art in Europe from being drowned—NOW behind a rising dam at Foz Côa, Portugal—OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND—THE CONSPIRACY TO FLOOD THE SEVENTH WONDER OF PREHISTORY" By Duncan Caldwell (posted March 2010) 16. A Set of Steatite Smoking Pipes of the Revolutionary War Period 17. Abstract Stone Sculptures of Ancestors: Examples from Prehistoric North America |