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Volume 2 - January 1937

Correspondence

Former Indian Sites in Maryland, as Located by Early Colonial Records

Stoppers or Modeling Tools

Culture Identity of the Ozark “Top Layer”

Organized Amateur Students

The Use of the Thumb-Scraper

“Cell-Tempered” Pottery

The Archaeological Attitude

Reversed Stratigraphy

Burial Methods in Maryland and Adjacent States

Credit to Professor Moorehead

Metallographic Study of Copper Artifacts

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Notes and News

Book Reviews

The Archaeological Survey of the High Western Plains Seventh Report, Southern Wyoming and S-W. South Dakota. E. B. Renaud. (University of Denver, Department of Anthropology, Denver, 1936.)

Correspondence

Survey Methods

The Iroquois and the Birdstone

Southwestern Trade in Shell Products

Book Reviews

Correspondence

Regarding Knotted Looping

The Looping Technique in Netting

Probable Uses of Flint End-Scrapers

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