Journal of Alabama Archaeology, Serial Index -- Tennessee Archaeology Net

Journal of Alabama Archaeology
Serial Index -- 1955-1999
(Excluding membership lists and book reviews)

The Alabama Archaeological Society was established in 1954 and incorporated shortly afterwards. Publication of the Society journal, The Journal of Alabama Archaeology began in 1955.

Volume 1, Number 1
1955

Pp. 1-6. Constitution of the Alabama Archaeological Society.
Pp. 7-26. Indian Cultures of North Alabama. Frank J. Soday.

Volume 2, Number 1
1956

Pp. i. Notes from the 1955 Annual Meeting.
Pp. ii. A Ceremonial Cache. James W. Cambron.
Pp. 1-27. Archaeological Field Methods. Frank J. Soday.

Volume 3, Number 1
1957

Pp. 1. Report of the 1956 Annual Meeting
Pp. 2-28. Excavating an Archaeological Site. Frank J. Soday.
Pp. 29-33. Experimental Archaeology. Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 33. A Stone Pipe or Smoking Tube from North Alabama. Jack D. Ray.
Pp. 34-40. A Preliminary Report on Some Atlatl Weights from the Tennessee River Valley. James W. Cambron.

Volume 3, Number 2
1957

Pp. 1-7. An Archaeological Survey of the Rockhouse Ledge Area -- Part I: The General Area and Rockhouse Spring Cave. J.P. Knudson and Richard D. Radford.
Pp. 8-11. Problems of Projectile Point Typology. Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 12-13. Making Plastic Casts of Flint Artifacts. James W. Cambron
Pp. 14-16. Experimental Archaeology. Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 17-19. Some Early Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley. James W. Cambron.

Volume 4, Number 1
1958

Pp. 1. Minutes of Annual Meeting for 1957.
Pp. 2-8. In Search of the Blademen. James W. Cambron and John Mitchell
Pp. 9-13. The Occurrence of Soapstone in Alabama and Its Use by the Indian. Samuel A. Mosley.
Pp. 14. A Miniature Monolithic Axe. A.W. Beinlich, Jr.
Pp. 15-16. A Dwarf Burial from Limestone County, Alabama. A.B. Craig
Pp. 17-19. Some Early Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley -- Part II. James W. Cambron
Pp. 20. Some Thoughts on Archaic Burials. J.P. Knudson.

Volume 4, Number 2
1958

Pp. 1-5. Enka Site Number 6-A, an Archaic Occupation Site in NOrth Carolina. C.R. Harwood.
Pp. 6. An Interesting Burial from Colbert County. Dossey H. White, Jr.
Pp. 7. A Human Effigy Bottle from Lauderdale County. Dossey H. White, Jr.
Pp. 8-9. An Interesting Chopper from Lauderdale County. James W. Cambron.
Pp. 10-12. Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley, Part III. James W. Cambron.
Pp. 13-17. An Archaeological Survey of the Rockhouse Ledge Area, Part II: The Source of the Copper from Rockhouse Spring Cave. Charles J. Carstens and J.P. Knudson

Volume 5, Number 1
1959

Pp. 1. Notes on the 1958 Annual Meeting.
Pp. 2-9. 1958 Annual Reports
Pp. 10-11. Excavating the name "Indians." Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 11-12. Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley, Part IV. James W. Cambron.
Pp. 13-15. A Burial by the River. Thomas Z. Atkeson
Pp. 16. Editorial Notice.

Volume 5, Number 1
1959

Pp. 23-25. Ironstone tools. Charles H. Nash.
Pp. 26-51. Petroglyphs and Pictographs in the Tennessee Valley and Surrounding Areas. James W. Cambron and Spencer A. Waters.
Pp. 52-53. Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Tennessee Valley, Part II: Spectographic Analysis of Pigments. Charles J. Carstens and J.P. Knudson.

Volume 5, Number 3
1959

Pp. 55-70. The Nebo Hill Site: An Early Man Site near Decatur Alabama. Samuel A. Mosley.
Pp. 71-72. New Garden -- A Big Sandy Archaic Site. Gene W. Lenser.
Pp. 73-74. Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley, Part V. James W. Cambron.
Pp. 75-76. The Jacks Site. James W. Cambron and Richard D. Radford.
Pp. 77-82. Red Hill, A Dalton Site. Spencer A. Waters.

Volume 6, Number 1
1960

Pp. 1-6. My Embarrassing Blade. Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 7-33. The Transitional Paleo-Indian in North Alabama and South Tennessee. James W. Cambron and David C. Hulse.
Pp. 34-37. A Walton County Mound. M.H. Floyd, Jr.
Pp. 38-39. Gorgets from the Sylacauga Water Works Site. William S. Steele and Martin F. Hullender.
Pp. 40-45. Constitution for the Alabama Archaeological Society.

Volume 6, Number 2
1960

Pp. 51-64. Sugar Creek Survey. John Travis, Ronnie Travis, and Gene W. Lenser
Pp. 65-70. Lithic Factors Affecting Slection for Tools: Greenstone. Arthur B. Dunning
Pp. 71-75. How the Indians Mined and Used Natural Resources. Roger L. Schaefer.
Pp. 76-80. Archaeological Terminology. Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 81-83. An Archaic Stone-Covered Burial. John R. Mitchell.
Pp. 84-86. Projectile Point Cache. Clarence F. Smith and Myrtle Smith.

Volume 7, Number 1
1961

Pp. 1-46. Flint Creek Rock Shelter (Part II). James W. Cambron and Spencer A. Waters
Pp. 47-49. Lecroy Bifurcated Site. Charles M. Hubbert.

Volume 7, Number 2
1961

Pp. 51-75. An Archaic Site on the Tennessee River. Robert W. Work
Pp. 76-87. The Jude Hollow Story. Huntsville-Madison County Chapter.
Pp. 88-105. A Comparative Study of Some Unfinished Fluted Points and Channel Flakes from the Tennessee Valley. James W. Cambron and David C. Hulse

Volume 8, Numbers 1-2
1962

Pp. 1-124. Excavations at the Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter. David L. DeJarnette, Edward B. Kurjack, and James W. Cambron.

Volume 9, Number 1
1963

Pp. 1-12. The Camden Site, 1Wxv1: A Preliminary Report. Tandy K. BOzeman
Pp. 13-15. The Alabama Tsigoloehcra Culture. Dan Morse and Phyllis Morse
Pp. 16-27. The site on Bottle Creek. Nicholas H. Holmes Jr.
Pp. 28-29. "Copena" Burials in Bibb County. Annette Otts.
Pp. 30-33. Mystery Holes in Rock. Richard A. Humbard
Pp. 34-35. The Face in the Sandstone Bluff. Roy W. Weaver
Pp. 36-37. Flint "Fishhooks" and an Effigy Pipe. James W. Cambron
Pp. 38-39. Fluted Points found in Situ. James W. Cambron and David C. Hulse

Volume 9, Number 2
1963

Pp. 49-61. A Reappraisal of the Averett Complex. David W. Chase
Pp. 62-71. The Holland Site (HJH 255) (University of Alabama Site 1Ct140). Horace J. Holland
Pp. 72-77. Tribal Identification of an Archaeological Site in North Alabama. Jewel C. Green
Pp. 80-81. More "Mystery Holes in Rock." Edgar S. Greer, Jr.
Pp. 82-84. Petroglyphs and Pictographs in the Tennessee Valley and Surrounding Areas, Part II. John R. Mitchell.
Pp. 86-87. Non-Lithic Projectile Points. Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 88-89. A Prehistoric Occurrence of Porcupine in Alabama. Paul W. Parmalee.

Volume 10, Number 1
1964

Pp. 1-12. Archaeological Survey of the J. Percy Priest Reservoir, Tennessee. Dan Morse and Phyllis Morse.
Pp. 13-21. A Paint Rock Valley Site. Bion W. Duncan and Charles V. Brosemer.
Pp. 22-29. Cooper Farm Salvage Project. Mrs. E.M. Lindsey
Pp. 30-33. Alabama Archaeology in Spanish Records. Fred L. Pearson, Jr.
Pp. 34-35. Curious Stone Pipe. Francis C. Smith
Pp. 36-37. Mystery Holes in Rock: Part II. Richard A. Humbard
Pp. 38. Cumberland Point. Tom W. Cornell.

Volume 10, Number 2
1964

Pp. 39-42. Drills or End Scrapers? Daniel W. Josselyn.
Pp. 43-49. The Stone Mountain Salvage Project, DeKalb and Gwinnett Counties, Georgia: Part I. Roy S. Dickens, Jr.
Pp. 50-60. The Tallahatta Formation in Clarke County, Alabama. Arthur B. Dunning.
Pp. 61-65. Stone Markings by Aborigines of North Alabama. B. Bart Henson.
Pp. 66-67. Big Sandy Scrapers. A.B. Hooper, III.

Volume 11, Number 1
1965

Pp. 1-101. Bluff Shelter Excavations on Sand Mountain. Margaret V. Clayton.

Volume 11, Number 2
1965

Pp. 103-122. The Lively Complex: Announcing A Pebble Tool Industry in Alabama. Matthew Lively.
Pp. 123-132. The Stone Mountain Salvage Project, Dekalb and Gwinnett Counties, Georgia, Part II: The Stone Mountain Creek Site (9Da2). Roy S. Dickens, Jr.
Pp. 133-142. Burial Caches. Richard A. Humbard and John R. Humbard
Pp. 143-145. The Eva Family. A.G. Long, Jr. and Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 146-147. Ancient 'Modern Art'. George E. Russell
Pp. 148-150. Rapid Identification of Projectile Point Types by Silhouette Drawings. A.B. Hoooper, III.
Pp. 151. Early Lithic Artifacts from North Alabama. Horace J. Holland.
Pp. 152-155. Jackson County Projectile Points. A.G. Long, Jr.

Volume 12, Number 1
1966

Pp. 1-58. A Summary of the Moundville Phase. Douglas H. McKenzie.
Pp. 59-63. Projectile Point Traits or Attributes. Daniel W. Josselym.
Pp. 64. Button Scrapers. Margaret Perryman.
Pp. 65-69. Mystery Hole Variations. Edgar S. Greer, Jr.
Pp. 70-71. New Dalton-Big Sandy Distribution. Mrs. Richard N. Hahn

Volume 12, Number 2
1966

Pp. 71-132. Archaeological Investigations in the Mud Creek-Town Creek Drainage Area of Northwest Alabama. Oscar W. Brock and Margaret V. Clayton.
Pp. 138-153. Projectile Point Classification and Electronic Computers. Amos J. Wright, Jr.
Pp. 154-155. A Fiber-Tempered Rim Sherd. Nicholas H. Holmes, Jr.
Pp. 156-158. A Tuckabahchee Plate from the Coosa River. Edgar S. Greer, Jr.
Pp. 159. Atypical Projectile Points. George E. Russell.
Pp. 160. Interesting Blountsville Site. Mrs. Richard N. Hahn.

Volume 13, Number 1
1967

Pp. 1-41. Boydston Creek Bluff Shelter Excavations. Margaret V. Clayton
Pp. 42-46. Surface Associations suggesting Early Archaic Sequences. George E. Russell
Pp. 46-51. The Question of Patination and Age. Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 52-55. Quartzite Pebble Tools. Richard A. Humbard
Pp. 56-60. Pebble Tools from the Weiss Reservoir. Charles E. Troup
Pp. 61-63. Weeden Island Period Site in Central Alabama. David W. Chase
Pp. 64-65. Projectile Point with Transitional Traits? Jean H. Fowler
Pp. 66-67. Similar Impact Flutes on Recent and Early Points. George E. Russell

Volume 13, Number 2
1967

Pp. 69-93. A Multiple Component Site in North Alabama. E. Milton Harris and U.G. Roberts, Jr.
Pp. 94-98. Randolph Points Redivivus. Frank Manley.
Pp. 99-109. Lamellar Blades of Possible Paleo Indian Provenience from Alabama. Oscar W. Brock, Jr.
Pp. 110-112. St. Clair County Lithic Artifacts. Mrs. Richard N. Hahn
Pp. 113-116. Historic Material from Pensacola, Florida. Mrs. Richard N. Hahn

Volume 14, Number 1
1968

Pp. 1-16. Pebble Tools: Lively Complex Duplicated in Bear Creek Watershed. A.B. Hooper, III
Pp. 17-29. The Hope Hull Complex. David W. Chase
Pp. 30-37. Indian Pottery Human Effigy Heads from the Mobile Bay Region of Alabama. Steve B. Wimberly
Pp. 38-40. The Use of Polyethylene in Stratigraphic Profiles. David L. DeJarnette and Oscar W. Brock, Jr.

Volume 14, Number 2
1968

Pp. 41-50. An Aboriginal Sandstone Quarry in Lamar County, Alabama. Amos J. Wright, Jr. and B. Bart Henson.
Pp. 51-61. Lively Complex Tools on Other Than Pebbles: Part I. Alice M. Burns, A.G. Long, Jr., and Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 62-69. The "Broken Rock" Site, Li2. William H. Wesley
Pp. 70-73. Traces of Early Man in North Alabama, Paleo Poitns from Raby's Trout Farm, Limestone County. Edward C. Mahan

Volume 15, Number 1
1969

Pp. 1-19. Catalog of Alabama Tools. Mrs. Richard N. Hahn
Pp. 20-34. Some Cubic Lithic Tools Presumed to be Shell Mound Archaic. U.G. Roberts, Jr. and E. Milton Harris
Pp. 35-38. One Foot in a Grave. Mrs. Richard E. Battles.

Volume 15, Number 2
1969

Pp. 41-47. Evidence of Aboriginal Trade in Late Prehistoric Times. Fletcher Jolly III.
Pp. 48-58. Three Finger Technology: Holding Pebble Tools. A.B. Hooper III.
Pp. 59-62. A Ceremonial Pipe. Amos J. Wright, Jr. and Roger Yates
Pp. 63-66. Early Artifacts of Candy Stripe Flint. Edward C. Mahan
Pp. 67-71. Painted Bone Ornament Fragment. Fletcher Jolly III.

Volume 16, Number 1
1970

Pp. 1-76. A Selected Bibliography of Alabama Archaeology. David L. DeJarnette and Valerie Scarritt (Editors).

Volume 16, Number 2
1970

Pp. 77-119. The Development of Alabama Archaeology: The Snow's Bend Site. David L. DeJarnette and Christopher S. Peebles
Pp. 120-125. Broken Antler Atlatl Hooks Repaired By Shell Mound Peoples. Fletcher Jolly III.
Pp. 126-128. A ceramic figurine from Tallapoosa County, Alabama. John W. Cottier
Pp. 129-133. An Unusual Grooved Laminar Ax. John H. Gustafson.
Pp. 134. Flake Point. Ernest H. Williams, Jr. and Daniel W. Josselyn
Pp. 135-136. Fluting Attempt. Daniel W. Josselyn and Ernest H. Williams, Jr.
Pp. 137-139. Human Effigy Water Bottle from Middle Tennessee Stone Box Grave. Fletcher Jolly III.

Volume 17, Number 1
1971

Pp. 1-113. Archaeology in the Jones Bluff Reservoir of Central Alabama. Roy S. Dickens, Jr.

Volume 17, Number 2
1971

Pp. 115-128. A Chronological Framework for the Mobile Bay Region, Revised, 1970. E. Bruce Trickey and Nicholas B. Holmes, Jr.
Pp. 129-133. Drumfish Fin Spine: Typical Example of a Pseudo Artifact. Donald L. Hoskins and William H. Wesley.
Pp. 134-139. Poverty Point Zoomorphic Beads from the Pickwick Basin in NW Alabama. Fletcher Jolly III.
Pp. 140-144. Truncated Blades. William H. Wesley
Pp. 145. An Unusual Rattle or Noisemaker. Edgar S. Greer, Jr.

Volume 18, Number 1
1972

Pp. 1-29. Test Survey of the Constitution Hall Site, Huntsville, Alabama. William H. Wesley.
Pp. 30-31. Human Effigy Rim Sherds. Eugene L. Grace.
Pp. 32-35. Copper and Lithic Artifacts. Richard E. Battles and Juanita Battles.
Pp. 36-46. Archaic Uniface Thumb Scrapers from Northwest Alabama. William Pendleton.
Pp. 47-54. An Unfinished Fluted Point and Review of Fluted-Point Technology. John H. Gustafson.
Pp. 55-61. A Late Archaic and Early Woodland Site on Sulphur Creek (Mitchell Site 269). Arrie S. Mitchell
Pp. 62-66. Infrared Photography of Hand Held Tools. William H. Wesley.

Volume 18, Number 2
1972

Pp. 67-136. Archaeological Salvage Investigations on Right of Way of Interstate 65, Morgan County, Alabama. Jerry J. Nielsen
Pp. 137-151. The Chronological Position of Copena in Eastern States Archaeology. John A. Walthall.
Pp. 152-161. Evidence of Bayou La Batre-- Archaic Contact. David W. Chase
Pp. 162-166. A Fiber Tempered Vessel from the Central Tombigbee Basin. Ned J. Jenkins
Pp. 167-169. An Early Sand Tempered Elbow Pipe from the Tombigbee River. Charles W. Moorehead

Volume 19, Number 1
June 1973

Pp. 1-101. Archaeological Investigations of the Weiss Reservoir of the Coosa River in Alabama Part I. David L. DeJarnette, Edward B. Kurjack, and Bennie C. Keel.

Volume 19, Number 2
December 1973

Pp. 102-201. Archaeological Investigations of the Weiss Reservoir of the Coosa River in Alabama Part I. David L. DeJarnette, Edward B. Kurjack, and Bennie C. Keel.

Volume 20, Number 1
June 1974

Pp. 1-59. Copena Burial Caves. John A. Walthall and David L. DeJarnette.
Pp. 60-64. Appendix. John A. Walthall
Pp. 65-84. Cave Springs Site (Mgc65). Thomas F. Moebes
Pp. 85-116. The Boozer Site (1Ca5), Calhoun County, Alabama. Eugene L. Grace.
Pp. 117-122. A Ceremonial Tubular Pipe. William Pendleton.
Pp. 123-125 Further Study of an Unusual Laminar Axe. John H. Gustafson.

Volume 20, Number 2
December 1974

Pp. 127-182. An Ethnozoological Analysis of the Vertebrate Remains - Little Bear Creek Site (1Ct08). Cailup Bowers Curren Jr.
Pp. 183-193. Subsistence and Settlement Patterns in the Western Middle Tennessee Valley during the Transitional Archaic-Woodland Period. Ned J. Jenkins
Pp. 194-204. A Preliminary Report on Four Dugout Canoes from the Gulf Coast. Noel R. Stowe.
Pp. 205-216. Savage Cave Site. James. W. Cambron
Pp. 217-221. Infrared Color Photography of the Fort Mims Site, Alabama. Joseph F. Riccio and Conrad A. Gazzier.

Volume 21, Number 1
June 1975

Pp 1-37. Archaeological Investigations in the Buttahatchee River Valley, Lamar County, Alabama. David L. DeJarnette, John A. Walthall, and Steve B. Wimberly
Pp. 38-68. Lithic Technology and Prehistoric Behavior Patterns in the Coosa Valley Area: A Framework for a Research Design. Marvin D. Jeter and Alice M. Burns
Pp. 69-78. Pot Sherds and a Brass Kettle: Continuity and Change at 1Mb82. Noel R. Stowe
Pp. 79-97. A Late Historic Burial in Montgomery County, Alabama. Donald P. Heldman and R. Craig Ray.

Volume 21, Number 2
December 1975.

Pp. 99-119. Archaeological Investigations in the Buttahatchee River Valley II: Excavations at Stucks Bluff Rock Shelter. David L. DeJarnette, John A. Walthall, and Steve B. Wimberly
Pp. 120-144. Some Observatoins Concerning Plant Materials and Aboriginal Smoking in Eastern North America. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.
Pp. 145-169. An Investigation of Ethnographic and Archaeological Political Structure in Southeastern United States. John A. Olah
Pp. 170-184. A Selected Bibliograph for Paleoethnobotany. Gregory A. Waselkov.

Volume 22, Number 1.
June 1976.

Pp. 1-60. LaGrange. David L. DeJarnette and Vernon J. Knight Jr.
Pp. 61-84. Prehistoric and Early Historic Occupation of the Mobile Bay and Mobile Delta Area of Alabama with an Emphasis on Subsistence. Cailup B. Curren, Jr.
Pp. 85-89. The Cheatwood Site, 1Ca6, Calhoun County, Alabama. Choccolocco Archaeological Society.

Volume 22, Number 2
December 1976

Pp. 90-173. Archaeological Salvage Excavations at Site 1Au28. Jerry John Nielsen
Pp. 174-185. A Southeastern Ceremonial Complex Petroglyph Site. B. Bart Henson

Volume 23, Number 1
June 1977

Pp. 1-10. Some Associations with Early Man Finds. James B. Griffin.
Pp. 11-36. A New Look at DeSoto's Route through Alabama. George E. Lankford, III.
Pp. 37-52. Selected Radiocarbon Dates from Alabama. Eugene M. Futato
Pp. 53-58. Lyon's Bluff Site (220K1) Radiocarbon Dated. Richard A. Marshall.
Pp. 59-70. Settlement and Subsistence: An Analysis of Middle Woodland Sites on the South Fork of the Forked Deer River, West Tennessee. John B. Broster and Lee Schneider.
Pp. 71-86. The Application of Macroscopic ANalysis to the Classification of Chert from Archaeological Sites. Crawford H. Blakeman, Jr.

Volume 23, Number 2
December 1977

Pp. 87-111. Ceramics and Chronology from archaeological investigations at the Cofferdam Site, 22Lo599, Lowndes County, Mississippi. Crawford H. Blakeman, Jr.; James R. Atkinson; and G. Gerald Berry
Pp. 112-136. Late Woodland Chronology and Change in Central Alabama. Marvin D. Jeter
Pp. 137-154. The Mobile Bay-MObile River Delta Region: Archaeological Status Report. Vernon J. Knight Jr.

Volume 24, Number 1
June 1978

Pp. 1-32. "Southern" Contacts in Southeastern Prehistory. Dr. George E. Lankford, III.
Pp. 33-51. The Zooarchaeology of the D'Olive Creek Site (1Ba196), Baldwin County, Alabama. Cailup B. Curren, Jr.
Pp. 52-59. Uchee Creek Site 4: 1Ru58. David W. Chase
Pp. 60-64. Weeden Island-Swift Creek Affinities in the Middle Chattahoochee Valley. David W. Chase
Pp. 65-68. Eels and ethnoarchaeology. Dr. Charles Wesley Moorehead.
Pp. 69. Evidence of Prehistoric Learning by Imitation. Judith Knight.

Volume 24, Number 2
December 1978

Pp. 73-92. Prehistoric Chronology of the Lower Chattahoochee Valley: A Preliminary Statement. Ned J. Jenkins.
Pp. 93-101. Moonshining and Archaeology. John H. Blitz
Pp. 102-117. Upper Alabama River Historic Indian Towns and their Inhabitants. Amos J. Wright, Jr.
Pp. 118-124. Mississippian Chronology in the Black Warrior Valley: Radiocarbon Dates from Bessemer and Moundville. John A. Walthall and Steve B. Wimberly.
Pp. 125-131. A Possible Historic Indian Pendant. Richard A. Marshall
Pp. 132-150. The Early Woodland Chronological and Cultural Affinities at Phipps Bend on the Holston River, Northeast Tennessee. Robert H. Lafferty, III.

Volume 25, Number 1
June 1979

Pp. 1-60. Archaeological Investigations in the UPper Cahaba River Drainage -- North Central Alabama. H. Blaine Ensor
Pp. 61-82. A Historic Contact Indian Settlement in Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. James R. Atkinson

Volume 25, Number 2
December 1979

Pp. 85-137. A Swift Creek and Weeden Island "Ring Midden" in the St. Andrew Bay Drainage System on the Northwest Florida Gulf Coast. Judith A. Bense and Thomas C. Watson
Pp. 138-151. Ceramic Stratigraphy at the Singer-Noye Site, 9Su2. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.

Volume 26, Number 1
June 1980

Pp. 1-27. Culture Complexes of the Alabama Piedmont: An Initial Statement. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.
Pp. 28-60. The Earlier Archaic Components at the Leonard Haag Site, Dearborn County, Indiana. Curtis H. Tomak, Norma J. Tomak, and Van A. Reidhead
Pp. 61-64. A Mississippian Pipe from Alabama. John A. Walthall.

Volume 26, Number 2
December 1980

Pp. 67-86. Copena Burial Practices and Social Organization. Sharon I. Goad
Pp. 87-98. Investigations at 1Je37: A West Jefferson Phase Site in Jefferson County, Alabama. B. McDonald Brooms
Pp. 99-107. Corn fromt he Moody Slough Site, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. David L. Lentz
Pp. 108-109. Indian Profile Petroglyph. A. W. Beinlich, Jr.
Pp. 110-135. An Overview of Wheeler Basin Prehistory. Eugene M. Futato

Volume 27, Number 1
June 1981

Pp. 1-31. Experimental Heat Treatment of Cedar Creek Cherts. Stanley C. Bond, Jr.
Pp. 32-56. A Voyage to the Mobile and Tomen in 1700, with notes on the interior of Alabama. Vernon J. Knight Jr. and Sheree L. Adams
Pp. 57-71. Time and Temper in the North Central Hills of Mississippi. Janet Ford.

Volume 27, Number 2
December 1981

Pp. 73-116. A Tale of Two Sites, or, Big Sandy Begins to Speak. John H. Gustafson and William T. Piggott
Pp. 117-140. Site 1Ce308: A Protohistoric Site on the Upper Coosa River in Alabama. Keith J. Little and Cailup B. Curren, Jr.
Pp. 141-149. Thermal Alteration and Fort Payne Chert. Jay K. Johnson and Carol A. Morrow.

Volume 28, Number 1
June 1982

Pp. 1-104. Archaeological Test Investigations at 1Su7: The Fort Tombecbe Site. James W. Parker.

Volume 28, Number 2
December 1982

Pp. 105-146. Middle Woodland and Early Late Woodland Phases in the Lower Tennessee River Valley. Thomas McCulloch.
Pp. 147-154. The Edgefield Scraper and Waller Knife, Early Archaic Tools from the Pearl River Drainage, Central Mississippi. James Lauro
Pp. 155-178. Bannerstones: A Historical overview. Mary L. Kwas
Pp. 179-182. A Repousse Copper Plate from Northeast Alabama. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.
Pp. 183. "James W. Cambron." David C. Hulse

Volume 29, Number 1
June 1983

Pp. 1-123. Archaeology at Site 1Ja78, the B.B. Comer Bridge Site, Jackson County, Alabama. Eugene M. Futato and Carlos Solis.

Volume 29, Number 2
December 1983

Pp. 125-142. Tallahatta Quartzite Quarries in the Escambia River Drainage. Janet R. Lloyd, Judith A. Bense, and Jesse L. Davis, Jr.
Pp. 143-147. Another Look at Late Holocene Sea Level Oscillations in Mobile Bay, Alabama. Russell J. Barber.
PP. 148-153. A Diagnostic Late Paleo/Early Archaic Artifact from the Upper Coosa Drainage, The Edgefield scraper. Harry O. Holstein
Pp. 154-173. The Dry Branch Site, 1Sh42, and the Late Gulf Formational in the Central Coose River Drainage. Richard Walling and Bonnie Schrader.

Volume 30, Number 1
June 1984

Pp. 1-48. Ceramic Rim Effigies in Southwest Alabama. Richard S. Fuller and Diane E. Silvia
PP. 49-55. The Humanistic Archaeology of Daniel W. Josselyn. C. Roger Nance.
Pp. 56-59. A Sixteenth Century Coin from Southeast Alabama. Marvin T. Smith

Volume 30, Number 2
December 1984

An Index to the First Thirty Years of the Journal of Alabama Archaeology

Volume 31, Number 1
June 1985

Pp. 1-47. The Joe Powell Site (1Pi38): A Dalton Manifestation on the Alabama Gulf Coastal Plain. H. Blaine Ensor.
Pp. 48-63. Upland Subsistence Data from Colbert Ferry Park, Northwest Alabama. Jay K. Johnson

Volume 31, Number 2
December 1985

Pp. 65-90. Resource Diversity in the Midcontinental Archaic. Douglas R. Mitchell.
Pp. 91-100. Archaeobotanical Remains from the Tukabatchee Sites. David L. Lentz.
Pp. 101-110. Preliminary Investigations into Stone Mound Complexes in Northeast Alabama. Harry O. Holstein and Keith J. Little

Volume 32, Number 1
June 1986

Pp. 1-24. The Creek War of 1813 -1814: Effects on Creek Society and Settlement Pattern. Gregory A. Waselkov and Brian M. Wood
Pp. 25-38. Stylistic Changes in the Mississippian House Patterns at the Lyons Bluff Site, 220kl , Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. Richard A. Marshall
Pp. 39-62. Archaeological and Historical Investigations at Pinto Battery or Battery Gladden, Site lMbl7, Mobile Bay, Alabama. E. Bruce Trickey, Nicholas H. Holmes, Jr. and Janet R. Clute

Volume 32, Number 2
December 1986

Pp. 71-94. Archaeological Survey and Testing at the Lightwood Shell Midden Complex, Site lTa241, Talladega County, Alabama. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.
Pp. 95-107. A Reinterpretation of the Creek Indian Barricade at Horseshoe Bend. Gregory A. Waselkov.
Pp. 108-129. A Comparison of Late Woodland, Mississippian, and Protohistoric Triangular Points from the Central Tombigbee River Drainage. Evan Peacock.

Volume 33, Number 1
June 1987

Pp. 1-109. Lalakalka, the Fishing Place: Another Way of Seeing the Archaeology of the Rother L. Harris Reservoir. Charles M. Hubbert and Richard A. Wright.

Volume 33, Number 2
December 1987

Pp. 1-86. Archaeological Investigations at Sites lMa28S and lMal26, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Carey B. Oakley and Boyne N. Driskell.

Volume 34, Numbers 1-2
June and December 1988

Pp. 1-240. Archaeology of the Rodgers-Ceta Site: A Lamar Village on Talladega Creek, Central Alabama. C. Roger Nance (editor).

Volume 35, Number 1
June 1989

Pp. 1-16. Archaeological Test Excavations at Bienville Square, a Public Park in Downtown Mobile, Alabama. Diane E. Sylvia.
Pp. 17-35. The Temporal Affiliation and Morphological Characteristics of Washington Cluster Projectile Points from the Mobile Bay Pipeline Project. Gregory A. Mikell
Pp. 36-59. The Morgan Mountain Stone Mound Complex, Site lCa32, Calhoun County, Alabama. Harry O. Holstein, Danny S. Vaughn, and Robert P. Baier
Pp. 60-74. Archaeological Investigations of an Aboriginal Defensive Ditch at Site 1Ds32. Troy O. Martin

Volume 35, Number 2
December 1989

Pp. 1-86. A Survey of Upper Creek Sites in Central Alabama. Fredericka R. Dimmick

Volume 36, Number 1
1990

Pp. 1-62. Archaeological Testing at Site 1Ms357, Cathedral Caverns, Marshall County, Alabama. Carey B. Oakley and Robert B. Atchison, Jr.

Volume 36, Number 2
1990

Pp. 63-98. The Death of the Sacred: Lessons from a Mississippian Mound in the Tennessee River Valley. Richard A. Krause
Pp. 99-132. An Archaeological Reconnaissance of Selected Areas of the Black Prairie Region of West Central Alabama. Paul L. Patterson.

Volume 37, Numbers 1-2
1991

Pp. 1-155. The Archaeology of Sheeps Bluff Shelter (1Fr324), Franklin County, Alabama. Caryn Yeager Hollingsworth

Volume 38, Number 1
1992

Pp. 1-111. Roupes Valley IronWorks: An Archaeological Perspective. Betsy Jones and Jeffery M. Meyer

Volume 38, Number 2
1992

Pp. 113-162. Shell Mounds of the Lower Apalachicola River Swamp, Northwest Florida. Nancy M. White
Pp. 163-170. Yet Another Rattlesnake Disk from Moundville? Vincas P. Steponaitis.
Pp. 171-182. Ten Islands of the Coosa River. Patsy Hanvey, Charlotte HOod, and Bette Sue McElroy.
Pp. 183-185. Harold A. Huscher: 1908 -1992. David W. Chase

Volume 39, Numbers 1-2
1993

Bottle Creek Research: Working Ppers on the Bottle Creek Site (1Ba2), Baldwin County, Alabama, edited by Ian W. Brown and Richard S. Fuller
Pp. 2-5. Preface. Ian W. Brown
Pp. 6-7. Acknowledgements. Ian W. Brown and Richard S. Fuller
Pp. 8-9. Foreword. Vernon J. Knight, Jr.
Pp. 10-29. The Bottle Creek Mounds--History of Archaeological Research Prior to 1990. Noel R. Stowe and Richard S. Fuller
Pp. 30-35. A Contour Map of the Bottle Creek Site. Gregory A. Waselkov
Pp. 36-114. Analysis of Bottle Creek Pottery at the Alabama Museum of Natural History. Richard S. Fuller and Ian W. Brown
Pp. 115-132. Matting and Fabric Impressions from Bottle Creek. Penelope B. Drooker
Pp. 133-150. Prehistoric Maize from Bottle Creek. Kristen J. Gremillion.
Pp. 151-169. A Preliminary Report on Gulf Coast Survey Excavations at the Bottle Creek Site, 1991. Ian W. Brown and Richard S. Fuller.

Volume 40, Numbers 1-2
1994

Preliminary Archaeological Papers on Dust Cave, Northwest Alabama, edited by Nurit S. Goldman-Finn and Boyce N. Driskell
Pp. iii. Acknowledgements
Pp. 1-16. Introduction to Archaeological Research at Dust Cave. Nurit S. Goldman-Finn and Boyce N. Driskell
Pp. 17-34. Stratigraphy and Chronology at Dust Cave. Boyce N. Driskell
Pp. 35-56. Preliminary Geomorphological Findings at Dust and Nearby Caves. Michael B. Collins, Wulf A. Gose, and Scott Shaw
Pp. 57-65. Micromorphology of Dust Cave Sediments: Some Preliminary Results. Paul Goldberg and Sarah C. Sherwood
Pp. 66-78. Source Areas and Prehistoric Use of Fort Payne Chert. Hunter J. Johnson and Scott C. Meeks
Pp. 79-106. Lithic Artifacts from Dust Cave. Scott C. Meeks
Pp. 107-115. The Dust Cave Bone Tool Assemblage. Nurit S. Goldman-Finn and Renee B. Walker
Pp. 116-134. Faunal Remains from Dust Cave. Jennifer Grover
Pp. 135-162. Freshwater Molluscs from Dust and Smith Bottom Caves. Paul W. Parmalee.
Pp. 163-172. Canis Remains from Dust Cave. Darcy F. Morey.
Pp. 173-191. Preliminary Report on the Human Skeletal Remains from Dust Cave. S. Homes Hogue
Pp. 192-211. Preliminary Analysis of Carbonized Plant Remains from Dust Cave. Paul S. Gardner.
Pp. 212-231. Dust Cave in Regional Context. Nurit S. Goldman-Finn.
Pp. 232-236. Comments on the Dust Cave Investigation. Dan F. Morse
Pp. 237-246. The Excavations at Dust Cave to Date: A Commentary. David G. Anderson.
Pp. 247-255. Appendix: Color Plates for Micromorphology of Dust Cave Sediments: Some Preliminary Results. Paul Goldberg and Sarah C. Sherwood

Volume 41, Number 1
1995

Pp. 1-36. Archaeological Investigation of Stephens Bluff, a Moundville III Site in the Proposed Pafallaya Province. Hampton D. Haywood, Caleb Curren, Ned J. Jenkins, and Keith J. Little
Pp. 37-54. Subaqueous Site Deflation Beneath Choctaw Lake, Tombigbee National Forest, Choctaw County, Mississippi. Evan Peacock.
Pp. 55-78. The Moundville IV Phase on the Black Warrior River. Keith J. Little and Caleb Curren
Pp. 79-88. Mauvilla: A New Approach. E. Bruce Trickey
Pp. 89-92. Elwood Bruce Trickey: 1917 -1994. Nicholas H. Holmes, Jr.

Volume 41, Number 2
1995

Pp. 93-106. Woods Island Revisited. Marvin T. Smith
Pp. 107-134. Intrasite Settlement at the Historic Creek Town of Hickory Ground (lEe89), Elmore County, Alabama (1990 -1991). Diane S. Mueller.
Pp. 135-161. Choctaw Archaeology in Mississippi. John H. Blitz
PP. 162-179. Choctaw Culture Compromise and Change Between the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries: An Analysis of the Collections from Seven Sites from the Choctaw Homeland in East-Central Mississippi. Timothy Mooney.
Pp. 180-207. A Seriation of Historic Period Aboriginal from Northeast Mississippi. Janet Rafferty.

Volume 42, Number 1
1996

Pp. 1-93. A Map Method for Locating Historic Upper Creek Indian Towns and Villages. Terry L. Lolley.

Volume 42, Number 2
1996

Pp. 97-153. The Johnson Site (4ODv4OO): A Dated Paleoindian and Early Archaic Occupation in Tennessee's Central Basin. Gary Barker and John B. Broster
Pp. 154-171. A Comparison of Trace Elements Present in Two Iron Objects from a Mississippian Site in South Alabama, with Those of Spanish, French, and American Irons. NIcholas H. Holmes, Jr. and Charles E. Bates.

Volume 43, Number 1
1997

Pp. 1-34. The Hurley Site (1Ce37): A Protohistoric Habitation Site in the Weiss Lake Basin, Cherokee County, Alabama. Harry O. Holstein, Curtis E. Hill and Keith J. Little
Pp. 35-47. Fort Leslie, and Upper Creek Ceramics of the Early Ninetenth Century. Vernon J. Knight Jr.
Pp. 48-83. Recent Survey and Archaeological Research in the Vicinity of Fort Rucker, Southwestern Alabama. Blaine Ensor and Lloyd B. Largent, Jr.

Volume 43, Number 2
1997

Pp. 85-114. Seriated Flake Assemblages from Crumley Chapel, a Ridge Top Site near Birmingham, Alabama. C. Roger Nance, Eddie Morgan, and Katharine A. Kirk
Pp. 115-153. The Red Fox Mound (1Li15): An Enigma in Search of a Cipher. Colby Allsbrook, Richard A. Krause, and Orville Shinn.

Volume 44, Numbers 1-2
1998

Pp. 1-51. Indian Pottery and Cultural Chronology of the Mobile-Tensaw Basin and Alabama Coast. Richard S. Fuller
Pp. 52-98. Prehistoric Pottery of Central Alabama. David W. Chase
Pp. 99-130. Ceramics in the Southern Half of the Chattahoochee Valley. Frank T. Schnell
Pp. 131-187. Ceramics of the Tombigbee-Black Warrior River Valleys. Ned J. Jenkins and Catherine C. Meyer
Pp. 188-207. Aboriginal Pottery of the Coosa and Tallapoosa River Valleys, Alabama. Vernon J. Knight Jr.
Pp. 208-241. Ceramic Complexes of the Tennessee River Drainage, Alabama. Eugene M. Futato.

Volume 45, Number 1
1999

Pp. 1-36. An Archaeological Investigation of the Doctor Lake Site (1Ck219): A Search for the Sixteenth-Century Mabila Battlefield. Gregory A. Mikell and Keith J. Little
Pp. 37-48. Creek Indian Census. Amos J. Wright, Jr.
Pp. 49-61. In Simple Terms: Ground Penetrating Radar. Matthew D. Gage and V. Stephen Jones

Volume 45, Number 2
1999

Pp. 73-95. Archaeological Investigations of the Hog Island Site (1Ce421), Cherokee County, Alabama. Keith J. Little, Harry O. Holstein, and Curtis E. Hill
Pp. 96-110. Flourishing Occupation within the Hinterlands of the Hinterlands: Examining the Bear Creek Watershed, Alabama. Gregory S. Hendryx.
Pp. 111-127. A Definition of the Late Woodland and McLeod Phase Ceramic Series in Southwest Alabama. Ashley Dumas.
Pp. 128-144. In Simple Terms: Identifying Pottery Temper. Jason A. Mann

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