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PREHISTORIC OR PRE-EUROPEAN ARCHAEOLOGY IN MAINEBIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED ARTICLES

through summer 2018

compiled by Arthur SpiessMaine Historic Preservation Commission

This bibliography is current through the summer of 2018. Our purpose is to recordpublications that include Maine archaeological site information, either focusing on Maine, one ormore Maine sites, or that mention Maine archaeological information in a comparative context.

Allison, Roland 1951 Digging and searching the shell heaps of Maine, Algonquin Culture, Eggemoggin

Reach, Hancock County, Maine. Ohio Archaeologist 1(1):16 1952 A days dig in a Maine shell heap. Ohio Archaeologist 2(2):7-8 1953 Shell heap digging in Maine. Ohio Archaeologist 3(4):27-29 1972 More about the shell heaps. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 12(2):1-3. Anderson, Walter A. and J. Kelly, thers 1984 Crustal Warping in Coastal Maine. Geology 12:677-680 Anonymous 1912 Investigations of Maine shell-heaps. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections 59(11):

46-48 Anonymous 1976 Introduction to Artifact Photographs. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

16(2):32-42 Ashley, Asch Sidell, Nancy 1999 Prehistoric Plant Use in Maine: Paleoindian to Contact Period. Pp. 191-223 in Current

Northeast Paleoethnobotany, edited by John P. Hart. New York State MuseumBulletin:494.

2002 Paleoethnobotanical Indicators of Subsistence and Settlement Change in the Northeast. John Hart and Christina Rieth, editors. Northeast Subsistence - Settlement ChangeA.D.700-1300, NY State Museum Bulletin 496:241-263.

2008 The Impact of Maize-based Agriculture on Prehistoric Plant Communities in theNortheast. Pp. 29-52 in Current Northeast Paleoethnobotany II, edited by John P. Hart.New York State Museum Bulletin 512..

Backman, Dave 1996 The Lady Slipper Midden Site (14.31). The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

36:1:1-16. Bailey, Alfred G. 1937 The Conflict of European and Eastern Algonkian Cultures. New Brunswick Museum

Monograph Series: 2 St. JohnBailey, L. W. 1887 On relics of the stone age in New Brunswick. Bulletin Natural History Society of New

Brunswick, 6

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Prehistoric or Pre-European Archaeology in Maine Bibliography of Published Articles Through Summer 2018

Baker, Emerson W. 1983 The Clarke and Lake Site, 1654-1676: A Place of Trading As Well As Planting.

Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology 4. Augusta, Maine.Baker, Thomas R. 1989 Phase I Archaeological Investigations Conducted Along the Proposed CMP

Transmission Tie to the Hydro-Quebec Corridor. The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin 29:1:13-20.

Barber, Russel J. 1988 The Use of Land Snails from Prehistoric Sites for Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction.

in George P. Nicholas, ed. Holocene Human Ecology in Northeastern North America,pp. 11-28. Plenum Press, NY.

Barbian, Lenore and Ann Magennis 1994 Variability in Late Archaic Burials at Turner Farm, Maine. Northeast Anthropology

47:119.Barton, George H. 1963 Unique Artifacts from Maine. MassachusettsArchaeologicalSocietyBulletin34(2):25-30 Bartone, Robert N. and Ellen Cowie 2007 The Late Paleoindian Beaver Pond Site, 35.19 ME. The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 47:1:43-48.Bartone, Robert N. and David Putnam, and James B. Petersen 1988 Archaeological Investigations at the Brockway Site, Central Maine. Current Research

in the Pleistocene 5:1-3Belcher, William R. 1989 Prehistoric Fish Exploitation on East Penobscot Bay, Maine: The Knox Site and

Sea-level Rise. Archaeology of Eastern North America 17: 175-191. 1989 The Archaeology of the Knox Site, East Penobscot Bay, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 29:1:33-46. 1994 A Regional Approach to Fish Remains and Seasonality in East Penobscot Bay, Maine.

Fish Exploitation in the Past. 7th ICAZ Fish Remains Working Group. Van NeerW.(ed). Annales du Musee Royal de 1'Afrique Centrale, Sciences.

Belcher, William R. and David Sanger 2017 The Roque Island Archaeological Project, Maine, USA: Methodologies and Results.

North American East Coast Shell Midden Research. Journal of the North Atlantic,Special Volume 10:126-142.

Belcher, William R. and David Sanger, Bruce Bourque 1994 The Bradley Cemetery: A Moorehead Burial Tradition Site in Maine. Canadian Journal

of Archaeology 18:3-28.Bennett, Thomas C. and Nathan D. Hamilton 2010 An 1868 Lecture on the Shell Midden on Goose Island, Casco Bay, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 50(1):9-22Betts, Matthew W., Susan E. Blair, and David W. Black 2012 Perspectivism, Mortuary Symbolism, and Human-Shark Relationships on the Maritime

Peninsula. American Antiquity 77(4):621-645.

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Betts, Matthew W. and M. Gabriel Hrynick 2017 Introduction: North American East Coast Shell Middens. North American East Coast

Shell Midden Research. Journal of the North Atlantic, Special Volume 10:v-viii.Bonnichsen, Robson, David Keenlyside, and Karen Turnmire 1991 Paleoindian Patterns in Maine and the Maritimes. Pp. 1-28 in Prehistoric Archaeology

in the Maritimes Provinces: Past and Present Research. Edited by Michael Deal andSusan Blair. Reports in Archaeology 8, Council of Maritime Premiers. (Published1994).

Bonnichsen, Robson and David Sanger 1977 Integrating faunal analysis. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 1:109-135 Bonnichsen, Robson, George L. Jackson, Jr, and others 1985 The Environmental Setting of Human Colonization of Northern New England and

Adjacent Canada in Late Pleistocene Times. Geological Society of America: SpecialPaper #197

Bonnichsen, Robson 1988 The coming of the fluted-point People. Habitat 5:1:34-36. (Maine Audubon Society).Bonnichsen, Robson and Richard T. Will 1999 Radiocarbon Chronology of Northeastern Paleoamerican Sites: Discriminating Natural

and Human Burn Features. ed. Bonnichsen, Robsen and Karen L. Turnmire, Ice AgePeople of North America: Environments and Adaptation. Corvallis, Oregon.

Borstel, Christopher L. 1982 Archaeological Investigations at the Young Site, Alton, Maine. Occasional Publications

in Maine Archaeology 2. Augusta.Bouras, Edward, and Garret Evans 2006 A New Look at Munsungun: Excavations at the Ray Carter Site. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 46(1):23-55. Bourque, Bruce J. 1973 Aboriginal Settlement and Subsistence on the Maine Coast. Man in the Northeast.

6:3-20 1975 Comments on the Late Archaic population of Central Maine: the viewfrom the Turner Farm. Arctic Anthropology 12:2:35-45

1976 The Turner Farm Site: A Preliminary Report. Man in The Northeast 11:21-30 1977 Fishing in the Gulf of Maine: A 5000 Year History. In: G. Lawless (ed) The Gulf of

Maine. Blackberry Press, Brunswick, Maine. 1995 Diversity and Complexity in Prehistoric Maritime Societies: a Gulf of Maine

Perspective. Plenum Press, NY. 1994 Evidence for Prehistoric Exchange on the Maritimes Peninsula. in Prehistoric

Exchange Systems in North America. Plenum Press. 1996 On Misguided Methodology: A Response to Dincauze. The Review of Archaeology

17:1:50-53. (published fall 1997) 2001 Twelve Thousand Years: American Indians in Maine. University of Nebraska Press,

Lincoln. 2012 The Swordfish Hunters: The History and Ecology of an Ancient American Sea People.

Bunker Hill Publishing, Piermont, NH.

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Bourque, Bruce J. Kenneth Morris, and Arthur Spiess 1978 Determining the season of death of teeth from archaeological sites: a new sectioning

technique. Science 199:530-31Bourque, Bruce J. and Steven L. Cox 1981 Maine State Museum Investigation of the Goddard Site, 1979. Man in The Northeast

22:3-27Bourque, Bruce J., Steven L. Cox and Robert A. Lewis 2006 The Archaic Period of the Merrymeeting Bay Region, South Central Maine. In The

Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp.307-340. University of Maine Press, Orono.

Bourque, Bruce J. and Robert Doyle, and Steve White 1984 The Archaeological Distribution of Banded Spherulitic Rhyolite in Maine. Man in the

Northeast 28:111-119.Bradley, Bruce, and Arthur Spiess 2017 The Lord-Collins Site (Site 3.12): A Late Pleistocene Site in Sanford, Maine. The

Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 58(1):21-38.Bradley, James W., Arthur E. Spiess, Richard A. Boisvert, and Jeff Boudreau 2008 What’s the Point?: Modal Forms and Attributes of Paleoindian Bifaces in the New

England-Maritimes Region. Archaeology of Eastern North America 36:119-172.Bradley, W. 1957 Radiocarbon age of the Damariscotta shell heaps. American Antiquity 22(3):296 Bradstreet, Theodore E. and Ronald B. Davis 1975 Mid-Postglacial environments in New England with emphasis on Maine. Arctic

Anthropology 12:2:7-22Braun, David P. 1974 Explanatory models for the evolution of coastal adaptation in Prehistoric New England.

American Antiquity 39:582-596.Brigham, Michael 1996 The Chandler Collection. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 36:1:17Brigham, Michael, Robert N. Bartone, Jessica A. Reed, and Ellen Cowie 2001 Introduction to the Archaeological Phase III Excavations at Ntolonapemk, the Eastern

Surplus Superfund Site. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 41:2:27-39.Brockman, Mark E. and Jeffrey Georgiady 2005 Prehistoric Lithic Resources of the Coastal Volcanic Belt, Washington Co., Maine. The

Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 45:1:5-24.Brockman, Mark and Barry Keegan 2016 Indigenous Lithic Sources of Northeastern North America. Mark Brockman,

Chesterville, ME.Brockman, Mark E., Barry Keegan, and Vincent Lundh 2014 Experimental Heat Treatment and Knapping of Jasper from the Jim Pond Formation,

Northern Franklin County, Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin54(1):53-57.

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Brown, Harold E. 1982 Animal Remains from the Basin Site. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

22:1:25-27 Bruce, Walter G. 1964 A Preliminary Report of Four Season's Work at Swans Island, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 1:5-6. 1965 Long Cove, A Maine Shell-Deposit Site. Massachusetts Archaeological Society

Bulletin 27:1:8-12.Bunker, Victoria 1992 Stratified Components of the Gulf of Maine Archaic Tradition at the Eddy Site,

Amoskeag Falls. in Early Holocene Occupation in Northern New England, edited byBrian Robinson et al. Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology, Number 9.

Burke, Adrian L. 2006 Stone Tool Raw Materials and Sources of the Archaic Period in the Northeast. In The

Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by David Sanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp.409-436. University of Maine Press, Orono.

Burns, Robert L. 1971 Mid-Coast Washington County. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 11:1-5.Button, Alan G. 2015 A Tiny Worm, Two Shell Middens and an Alternative Method to Prehistoric Food

Preparation. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 55(2):33-40. 2017 Hand-Held Lithic Tools of Mid-Coast Maine: A Primer. The Maine Archaeological

Society Bulletin 58(2):25-32. 2017 Notes from the Field: Update on Spirorbis spirorbis. The Maine Archaeological

Society Bulletin 58(2):33.Byers, Douglas S. 1953 Red Paint Tombs in Maine. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 15(1):2-8. Byers, Douglas S. and Wendell S. Hadlock 1955 Carbon-14 dates from Ellsworth Falls, Maine. Science 121:735-736 Byers, Douglas S. 1962 New England and the Arctic. In J. M.Campbell (ed). Cultural Relationships between

the Arctic and Temperate Zones of North America. Arctic Institute of North AmericaTechnical Paper 11

Byers, Douglas S. 1939 Warren King Moorehead 1866-1939. American Anthropologist 41:286-294 1959 The Eastern Archaic: some problems and hypotheses. American Antiquity. 24:233-256 1979 The Nevin Shellheap. Andover: Phillips AcademyCallum, Kathleen 1995 Archaeology in a Region of Spodosols, Part 2. Pedological Perspectives in

Archaeological Research, SSSA Special Publication 44.Carlson, Catherine C. 1988 “Where’s the Salmon?”: A Reevaluation of the Role of Anadromous Fisheries in

Aboriginal New England. Pp. 47-80 in Holocene Human Ecology in NortheasternNorth America. Plenum Press, New York.

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Chadbourne, P. 1850 Oyster shell deposit in Damariscotta. Maine Historical Society of Portland Collections

6:345-351Chapdelaine, Claude et Pierre Corbeil 2017 L’Occupation de l’Archaique au site Cliche-Rancourte (BiEr-14) au Mégantiquois.

Chapitre Dix, pp. 271-291 in L’Archaïque au Québec: Six millenaires d’histoiresamérindienne. Paléo-Québec 36, Recherches amérindienne au Québec. Montreal,Québec.

Chapdelaine, Claude and Pierre J. H. Richard 2017 Middle and Late Paleoindian Adaptation to the Landscapes of Southeastern Quebec.

PaleoAmerica. 3(4):299-312.Clark, James and Richard T. Will 2006 Intersite Comparisons of Archaic Period Stone Artifacts: The Clark I Site and the Gulf

of Maine Archaic Tradition.In The Archaic of the the Far Northeast, edited by DavidSanger and M. A. P. Renouf, pp. 285-306. University of Maine Press, Orono.

Coffin, Claude C. 1941 Red Paint Graves. Archaeological Society of Connecticut Bulletin. 12:3-7 Cole-Will, Rebecca and Richard Will 1996 A Probable Middle Archaic Cemetery: The Richmond-Castle Site in Surry, Maine.

Archaeology of Eastern North America 24:95-148.Cook, David S. 1984 Birch Bark Canoes and Munsungan Chert. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

24:2:33-39.Cook, David S. and Arthur Spiess 1981 Archaeology of the Piscataquis Ahwagan: Preliminary Results. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 21(1)29-38Cowie, Ellen R. 1990 Recent Archaeological Investigations on the Southern Androscoggin River valley,

Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 30(1)1-14Cowie, Ellen R. and James Petersen 2002 From Hunter-Gatherer Camp to Horticultural Village: Late Prehistoric Indigenous

Subsistence and Settlement. John Hart and Christina Rieth, editors. NortheastSubsistence-Settlement Change A.D.700-1300. NY State Museum Bulletin496:265-287.

Cox, Belinda and James B. Petersen 1997 The Varney Farm (36-57 Me): a Late Paleoindian Encampment in Western Maine. The

Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 37:2:25-48.Cox, Steven L. 1987 Archaeological Data Recovery at Site 61.20 Jonesport, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 27:2:16-35 1991 Site 95.20 and the Vergennes Phase in Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America

19:135-162 1983 The Blue Hill Bay Survey. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 23(2)21-30

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2000 An Early Contact Site on the Upper St. Croix River. The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin 40(2)1-10.

2009 Archaeological Investigations at the Scott’s Midden Site, Deer Isle. The MaineArchaeological Society Bulletin 49:2:5-16.

Cox, Steven L. and Gary Lawless 1994 The Indian Shell Heap: Archaeology of the Ruth Moore Site. Blackberry Books

Nobleboro, ME.Cox, Steven L. and Deborah Wilson 1991 4500 Years on the Lower Androscoggin: Archaeological Investigation of the

Rosie-Mugford Site Complex. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 31(1):15-40.Cox, Steven L. and Diane Kopec 1988 An Archaeological Investigation of the Watson site, Frenchman Bay. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 28(1):39-45.Cranmer, Leon E. 1991 Blockhouses and Cellars: The 1989 and 1990 Archaeological Work at Fort Halifax.

The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 31(2):1-26.Crisell, Rob 1998 A Northern Exposure: New Acquisition. American Archaeology 2:4:34.Crock, John G., James B. Petersen, and Ross M. Anderson 1993 Scalloping for Artifacts: A Biface and Plummet from Eastern Blue Hill Bay, Maine.

Archaeology of Eastern North America 21:179-192.Cross, John R. 1993 Craft Specialization in Nonstratified Societies. Research in Economic Anthropology

14:61-84.Cross, John R. 2008 The Simpson-Stewart Site in East Brunswick, Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 48:1:1-18.Curran, Mary Lou 1996 Paleoindians in the Northeast: The Problem of Dating Fluted Point Sites. The Review of

Archaeology 17:1:2-10. (published fall 1997)Crane, Pamela and Anne Wilder 2002 A Farm for the Support of the Poor : Historical Archaeology at the Scarborough Town

Farm, 1865-1953. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 42:17-30.Cyr, Rosemary A., Ellen R. Cowie, Stephen R. Scharoun, and Robert N. Bartone 2003 The Farmington Falls Survey Project: Archaeological Phase I Survey in Farmington

Falls, Farmington and Chesterville, Franklin Co. Maine. The Maine ArchaeologicalSociety Bulletin 43(2):17-46.

Darrah, William Culp 1951 Powell of the Colorado (Especially Chapter 23: Haven). Princeton University Press,

PrincetonDavis, Stephen A. 1992 Two Concentrations of Paleo-Indian Occupation in the Far Northeast. Revista de

Archeologia Americana 3: 31-56

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Descarte, Rene M. 1974 The Cabot Site: A Ceramic Period Occupation on North Haven Island. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 14(2):6-19.Dincauze, Dena F. 1981 Book Review of Dean R. Snow. The Archaeology of New England. Science212:1140-1141. 1988 Tundra and enlightenment: landscapes for Northeastern Paleoindians. Quarterly Review

of Archaeology 9:2:5-8. 1993 Antecedents and Ancestors, At Last. (Review of Robinson et al. eds.). The Review of

Archaeology 14:2:12-22. 1993 Pioneering in the Late Pleistocene: Larger Paleoindian Sites in the Northeast.

Archaeology of Eastern North America: Papers in Honor of Stephen Williams. Editedby James B. Stoltman. Mississippi. Mississippi Dept. of Archives and History, Jackson,Archaeological Report No 25.

1993 Fluted Points in the Eastern Forests. in From Kostenki to Clovis, edited by Olga Soffer.Academic Press.

1996 Deconstructing Shell Middens in New England. The Review of Archaeology17:1:45-49.(published fall 1997)

Dow, Robert L. 1971 Some Characteristics of Maine Coastal Kitchen Middens. The Maine Archaeological

Society Bulletin 1:6-14 1964 Fossils, Middens and Sea Water Temperatures The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 3:6-8Doyle, Richard and Ellen Cowie 2007 In Memoriam: Dr James B. Petersen 1954-2005. The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 47:1:1-2.Doyle, Richard and Nathan D. Hamilton, James Petersen 1982 Early Woodland Ceramics and Associated Perishable Industries from Southwestern

Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 22(2):4-21.Doyle, Richard , James B. Petersen, and Nathan Hamilton 1985 A Late Archaic Shell Midden on Great Moshier Island, Casco Bay, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 25(1):41-50.Doyle, Robert G. 2008 Identification of Lithic Artifacts from Central Coastal Maine Archaeological Sites: a

Case Study in Regional Lithic Acquisition Strategies. Flying Passage Press, Gardiner,ME.

Dubrule, Deborah 1997 Silent Sites. Island Journal 14:80-83. Dunn, Gerald C. 1950 An Indian campsite on Cobbosseecontee Stream. Massachusetts Archaeological Society

Bulletin 12(1):1-8. 1954 A workshop at Lake Tacoma. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 15(3):57

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1960 The Eel Bridge Site and Its Relationship to the Sebasticook River Route. MassachusettsArchaeological Society Bulletin 21(3-4):33-38. And The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin 8:2-7.

1964 An Interesting Maine Indian Site as Reported by George Lacome to Gerald C. DunnThe Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 1:7-10.

1977 Some facts about Kineo felsite. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 17(2):23Eldridge, Stuart A. 2007 Archaeology at the Stanley Site, Monhegan Island, Maine: Implications for Modeling

Late Archaic Coastal Adaptations. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 47:2:1-20.

Fable, John, William A. Farley, and Gabriel Hrynick 2016 Mean Ceramic Dating and Historic Period Occupation at the Devil’s Head Site, Calais,

Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 56(1):1-15.Farmer, Bert E. 1978 Were the English the First to Discover America? The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 18(1): 41-47.Feher, Steve 1972 An Iroquois-Mohawk type pot from Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

12(2):4-6 1974 A Site on Big Lake. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 14(1.):1-4 1975 Some Hoe-Like Implements, The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 15(1):19-20 1970 A Preliminary Report on Big Lake Pottery, The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin

10:2223. 1976 Some Big Lake Pottery, The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 16(2):7-10 1971 Some Interesting Problematicals, The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 11(2):1-2

1975 A Scarcity of Drills and Drilling The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin15(2):27-31

Fiedel, Stuart 1987 Algonquian Origins: A Problem in Archaeological-Linguistic Correlation. Archaeology

of Eastern North America 15:1-11Fowler, William S. 1961 Movement of prehistoric peoples in the northeast. Massachusetts Archaeological

Society Bulletin. 22(3-4):62-65 1971 Some sources of New England flints. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin.

32(3-4):23-28. 1972 Maine Archaic Complex Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin.

33(3-4):10-15.Fox, John W. 1972 Dating kaolin tobacco pipes of Indian Island. Man in the Northeast. 3:20-35 Funk, Robert E. 1988 The Cremation Concept: A Review Archaeology of Eastern North America 16:1-42 Georgiady, Jeff and Mark Brockman 1999 Lithic Resources in the Jim Pond Formation, Franklin County, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin, 39:1:9-12.

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Goldthwaite, Richard P. 1935 The Damariscotta shell heaps and coastal stability. American Journal of Science. Series

5Vol. 30. pp 1-13Gramly, R. Michael 1984 Kill sites, killing ground and fluted points at the Vail site. Archaeology of Eastern

North America 12:110-21. 1984 Mount Jasper: A Direct-Access Lithic Source Area in the White Mountains of New

Hampshire. Pp. 11-22 in Prehistoric Quarries and Lithic Production, edited byJonathon E. Ericson and Barbara A. Purdy. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

1988 The Adkins Site: A Paleo-Indian Habitation and Associated Stone Structure.Persimmon Press, Buffalo, N.Y.

1985 Recherches archeologiques au site paleoindien de Vail, dans le nord-ouest du Maine,1980-1983 Recherches Amerindiennes au Quebec 15:1-2:

1981 Eleven Thousand Years in Maine. Archaeology 34:6:32-39 1982 The Vail Site: A Palaeo-Indian Encampment in Maine. Buffalo Museum of Science. 1988 Excavations at the Ken Wing site, an isolated ceramic period encampment in the

Stratton Highlands, NW Maine. Man in the Northeast 36:89-99 1995 Perspective on Maine Archaeology. The Amateur Archaeologist 1(2):39-45. 1995 A Quartz Crystal Fluted Point from Maine. The Amateur Archaeologist 1(2):65-69. 1995 The Vail Paleo-Indian Site: Fifteen Years after the Excavation. The Amateur

Archaeologist 1(2):46-64. 2005 The Upper/Lower Wheeler Dam Sites: Clovis in the Upper Magalloway River Valley,

NW Maine. The Amateur Archaeologist 11:25-46. 2005 Recent Archaeological Fieldwork at the Vail Clovis Habitation and Kill Site. The

Amateur Archaeologist 11:2:19-37. 2005 Paleo-American Small-scale Sites in the Magalloway Valley, Northwestern Highlands,

Maine. The Amateur Archaeologist 11:2:67-79. 2009 Corpus of Fluted and Unfluted Bifaces, Vail Site, Maine. Pp. 55-106 in Palaeo-

Americans and Palaeo-Environment at the Vail Site, Maine, edited by Richard MichaelGramly. Persimmon Press, Andover, MA.

2009 Radiocarbon dates from the Vail Site, 1980-2005. Pp. 107-109 in Palaeo-Americansand Palaeo-Environment at the Vail Site, Maine, edited by Richard Michael Gramly. Persimmon Press, Andover, MA.

2013 A Search for and Recovery of “Toss Pieces” at the Vail Habitation Site, Oxford County,Maine. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 53(2):1-8.

Gramly, R. Michael and Kerry Rutledge 1981 A New Paleo-Indian Site in the State of Maine. American Antiquity 46:354-360.Gramly, R. Michael, D. C. Waldorf, and Val Waldorf 2005 Fluted Drills and Recycled Fluted Points at the Vail Clovis Site. The Amateur

Archaeologist 11:47-71.Grumet, Robert 1995 Historic Contact: Indian People and Colonists in Today's Northeastern United States.

University of Oaklahoma Press.

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Gutcher, Chris 2015 Recollections of Stewart Day of Bath, Maine, Concerning His Lifetime Interest in

Archaeology. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 55(1):45-51.Hadlock, Wendell S. 1939 The Taft's Point Shellmound at West Gouldsboro, Maine. Robert Abbe Museum

Bulletin 5 1941 Three shell heaps on Frenchman's Bay. Robert Abbe Museum Bulletin 6 1941 Observations concerning the 'Red Paint Culture'. American Antiquity 7:156-61 Hadlock, Wendell S. and D.S. Byers 1956 Radiocarbon Dates from Ellsworth Falls, Maine. American Antiquity 21:419-20. 1943 Bone implements from shell heaps around Frenchman's Bay, Maine. American

Antiquity 8:341-53Hadlock, Wendell S. and T. Stern 1948 Passadumkeag, a Red Paint Cemetery, Thirty-Five Years after Moorehead. American

Antiquity 14:98-103.Halliwell, David and Arthur E. Spiess 2017 Scute Differentiation between Atlantic and Shortnose Sturgeon: An Archaeological

Investigation. Archaeology of Eastern North America 45:33-71.Hamilton, Nathan D. and John Mosher 1994 The Boothby Gravel Pit (ME 7.39), East Limington, York County. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 34:21-10.Hamilton, Nathan D. and David K. Yesner 1985 Early, Middle and Late Woodland Ceramic Assemblages from Great Diamond Island,

Casco Bay, Maine. In Peterson, J. B. Editor, Ceramic Analysis in the Northeast.Occasional Publications in Northeastern Anthropology

Hamilton, Nathan D. 1990 Test Excavation of the Walker Site, Presumpscot River Drainage, Falmouth. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 30:1-24Hardy, Manly, 1880 A shell heap near the south end of Great Deer Isle, Penobscot Bay: A letter to Professor

F.W. Putnam. Reports of the Peabody Museum 2:197-98Haugen, Einar 1972 The Rune Stones of Spirit Pond, Maine. Man in the Northeast 4:62-79Haviland, William 2005 A Safe Passage to the Sea: An Ancient Canoe Route at Deer Isle, Maine. The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 45:1:25-30. 2012 Canoe Indians of Down East Maine. The History Press, Charleston, SC. 2014 Scott’s Landing, Deer Isle, and Pipes Aplenty. The Maine Archaeological Society

Bulletin 54(1):46-52.Hedden, Mark H. 1984 The Form of the Cosmos in the Body of the Shaman. The Maine Archaeological

Society Bulletin 21:1:ii-iv. 1986 The Rate of Sea Level Rise and Prehistoric Petroglyphs at Machias Bay, The Maine

Archaeological Society Bulletin 26:2 p3-4

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1985 Sexuality in Maine Petroglyphs: Comments on the Cover Design, The MaineArchaeological Society Bulletin 25(1):3-9.

1987 Petroglyphs on Hog Island, Machias Bay. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin27:1:3-9.

1988 Prehistoric Maine Petroglyphs (A Videoscript) The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin 28(1):3-27

1989 A New Group of Early Petroglyphs for Machias Bay. The Maine ArchaeologicalSociety Bulletin, 29:2:17-36.

1989 Petroglyph evidence for a possible 19th century survival of Algonkian(Passamaquoddy) shamanism in eastern Maine. The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin, 29:1:21-30.

1991 A Winged Figure Incised on a Slate Pebble. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin31(1):41

2002 Contact Period Petroglyphs in Machias Bay, Maine. Archaeology of Eastern NorthAmerica 30:1-20

2004 Passamaquoddy Shamanism and Rock-Art in Machias Bay, Maine. In The Rock Art ofEastern North America: Capturing Images and Insight, pp. 319-343, edited by CarolDiaz-Granados, and James R. Duncan. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa.

2011 The Gifts of Edmund Snow Carpenter (1923-2011). The Maine Archaeological SocietyBulletin 51(2):27-29.

Hoffman, Curtiss 1998 Pottery and Steatite in the Northeast: A reconsideration of Origins. Northeast

Anthropology 56:43-68.Holmes, Raynold 1994 Gerald Hall Site: A single Component Susquehanna Site. The Maine Archaeological

Society Bulletin, 34 (1).Howes, William J. 1977 Maine Coast Pottery Massachusetts Archaeological Society Bulletin 212(3-4):54-56.Hrynick, M. Gabriel 2018 Maritime Woodland Period Dwelling Surface Construction on the Coast of the

Maritime Peninsula: Implications for Site Reuse and Intra-site Space. Archaeology ofEastern North America 46:1-16.

Hrynick, M Gabriel and David W. Black 2016 Cultural Continuity in Maritime Woodland Period Domestic Architecture in the

Quoddy Region. Canadian Journal of Archaeology 40:23-67.Hrynick, M. Gabriel and Brian S. Robinson 2012 Quantifying Gravel from a Ceramic Period Living Surface in Downeast Maine. The

Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 52(2):27-43.Hrynick, M. Gabriel, W. Jesse Webb, and Christopher E. Shaw 2017 Late Maritime Woodland to Protohistoric Culture Change and Continuity at Devil’s

Head, Calais, ME. Archaeology of Eastern North America 45:85-108.

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Hudgell, Gemma-Jayne, Michael S. Brigham, Robert N. Bartone, and Ellen R. Cowie 2013 The Grand Lake Outlet Site: An Early Paleoindian Encampment on the St. Croix River,

Maine/New Brunswick Border. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 53(1):27-58.

Hyatt, Stephen 1957 Red Paint Spears. Ohio Archaeologist 7:104-105 Ingraham, Rob C., Brian S. Robinson, Kristen Sobolik, and A. Sky Heller 2016 Left for the Tide to Take Back: Specialized Processing of Seals on Machias Bay,

Maine. Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology 11(1):89-106.Johnson, Frederick 1937 Problems surrounding the classification of certain culture complexes in New England.

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1926 Indian Remains of the Penobscot Valley and their significance. University of MaineStudies, Second Series. #7. Orono.

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1980 The Maine Archaeological Survey for Prehistoric Sites, The Maine ArchaeologicalSociety Bulletin 20(2)19-26.

1981 'Forward and Notes', In Indian Antiquities of the Kennebec Valley by C. C Willoughby.Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology No 1. Augusta.

1981 Coastal Erosion: Worst current threat to Maine archaeology. Contract Abstracts andCRM Archaeology 1:3:40-42

1982 A Skeleton in armor: an unknown chapter in Maine archaeology. The MaineArchaeological Society Bulletin 22:1:17-24

1984 Arctic Garbage and New England Paleo-Indians: The Single Occupation Option. Archaeology of Eastern North America. 12:280-285

1984 Before us. Island Journal 1:1:24-25 1985 Charles Clark Willoughby (1859-1943) and His Plaster Models: Maine's First

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1985 Wild Maine and The Rusticating Scientist Man in the Northeast 30:101-129 1985 The Michaud Site (23.12): A New Major Fluted-Point Site in Auburn, Maine The

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2003 Edwards Dam Removal: 2000 Impoundment Margin Prehistoric ArchaeologicalSurvey. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 43:1-16.

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2004 The Hassen Collection, Otter Creek Points, and the Archaic on the Kennebec River nearAugusta. The Maine Archaeological Society Bulletin 44:1:1-14.

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2009 Newport Stream Restoration Archaeological Survey and Site ME 71.30 The MaineArchaeological Society Bulletin 49(1):23-41.

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Archaeological Society Bulletin 40:2:11-34. 2001 Native American Occupations at Pemaquid: Review and Results. The Maine

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