Any way you spell it The Archeological (Archeological) Atlas of Ohio
was, and is, the most famous and comprehensive archaeological
atlas ever printed - with over 5,000 archaeological features
of the Buckeye State identified. The original publication run
was limited to only 500 copies which accounts for the extreme rarity
and high cost of the few surviving originals.
This large format (approximately 13" x 17") soft cover book is printed on acid-free, premium
heavyweight paper and features the full-size, color maps of each
of the 88 Ohio counties and their descriptions as well as the special
archaeological features found in the original. The binding of this massive volume
is a special double loop wire which, unlike the original, allows it to
be opened and lay flat, 193 pages. Regular
Cover Price $54.95 Temporary New Release Price $49.95
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out of stock, please
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notify you when we again have available copies.
NEW!
The same Archeological Atlas of Ohio, but now
available on CD. NEW!
After we released our hardcopy reprint of the
Archeological Atlas of Ohio this year, we addressed a request by
our customers that we also develop a CD that would allow viewing of the county
details without a magnifying glass. After a number of false starts, we settled
on the industry standard, Adobe Reader, as it has a zoom
capability that allows a magnification of 400-600%+ on the map
images.
Regular
Price $22.95 Temporary New Release Price $19.95
Adobe
reader version 5.0 or above is required to view this
atlas CD
Published
by the University of Kentucky, this work is a comprehensive
listing of over 1,200 archaeological sites of the Bluegrass state
encompassing mounds, villages, burials, shell heaps, etc.
This 6-3/4" x 9-1/2"",
463 page,
soft cover book includes full page maps of 71
Kentucky counties identifying locations of sites as well as illustrations
of artifacts found in the state. $24.95
Published
by the Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago. Moorehead
expands on the excavations of the important Hopewell site that
readers were introduced to in
Primitive Man in Ohio.
The artistry of the artifacts displayed by this prehistoric
culture is mind boggling as a glance at the 64 in-text
illustrations and the 48 full-page plates will attest.
This 6-1/2" x 9", perfect bound,
soft cover book contains 162 pages including full page plates
and illustrations. $16.95
Part
of the Indian Notes & Monographs series, this book conducts a
detailed examination of the Caddo Indians. Harrington's
excavations and research of historical sources builds on the
previous work of Clarence B. Moore and provides a vivid
picture of this vanished culture.
This 6-1/2" x 9", soft cover book contains 348 pages of text, 137
full page plates and 43 illustrations. It is, without a doubt,
"profusely illustrated". $24.95
Summary of the
Archaeology of Iowa, Frederick Starr, Ph. D. (1895):
This list of locations of archaeological features for 34 Iowa
counties was prepared Iowa archaeologist Frederick Starr in
1895. It gives specific locations for mounds and sites
and will prove to be of immeasurable value for anyone interested in
the early archaeology of Iowa.
This 6-1/2" x 9", 72 page soft cover book contains descriptions of
hundreds of sites in Iowa arranged by county. $12.95
The author who fired the initial shot in the Davenport Conspiracy
examines perforated stone artifacts from California and their
possible uses.
This 7" x 9-1/4" booklet contains 34 pages and 16 B&W figures.
$7.95
An early work from the American Museum of
Natural History, Dixon provides plates illustrating over 160
exquisite baskets.
This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", soft cover book contains
108 pages (32
pages of text and 37 full page plates of baskets and descriptions
over 160 baskets in total). $12.95
Another great work from the American Museum of
Natural History, Kroeber discusses basket designs associated with the
California
Mission tribes.
This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", soft cover book contains
50 pages including the 7 full page plates of baskets
as well as 97 illustrations including the full page
of design elements. $8.95
A classic work from Otis T. Mason of the
U.S. National Museum of Natural History, This work is often
referenced by later basketry books.
This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", soft cover, facsimile
reprint
contains
144 pages, 65 of which are full page B&W plates
and their descriptions illustrating over 100
baskets. $13.95
Viewed as the best, authoritative study of the
baskets of the Pomo Indians.
This 6-3/4" x 9-1/2", soft cover book contains
179 pages (146
pages of text and 16 pages of descriptions and 16 full page plates
of scores of baskets) and a large foldout of
basket design elements. $14.95
Roberts discusses the amazing basketry skills of the San Carlos
Apache.
This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", soft cover book contains
100 pages including 27 figures which include full page plates of basket
design elements. $12.95
Another basketry design book from A.L.
Koreber in which he discusses basket designs associated with
the Indians of Northwestern California.
This 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", soft cover book contains
74 pages including the 7 full page plates of baskets
as well as 8 full pages
of design elements. $10.95
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