The penultimate reference
book on bannerstones written by Byron W.
Knoblock. The originals of this book are
highly prized and will set you back between
$600.00 and $1,000.00 according to condition and
binding edition.
Drawing on
important archaeological excavations, such as
Mill's work at
Indian Knoll, this has become the de facto
resource on the subject. Used by
professional archaeologists as well as amateurs,
it provides a systematic categorization and
detailed description of the various types
of these fascinating artifacts.
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Clarence B. Moore Prints |
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Introduced at SEAC 2007 |
When we introduced these selected plates at SEAC
in November we were pleased to see them so well received that we
sold out by the second day. We are now offering them on our
site and over the next few months we will continue to expand the
number available. Please take a look at them by
clicking here.
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An Archaeological Survey of
Guntersville Basin, Webb and Wilder (1959) |
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Tennessee River Excavations |
Rarest of
the Basin reports, Webb describes the salvage excavations of sites
on the Tennessee River as the Tennessee Valley Authority begins the
project that would drown them forever.
This 7"
x 10", 278 page, soft cover book contains 78 Full Page
Plates and 4 foldout maps and chart.
$24.95
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The Thruston Collection, Vanderbilt
University (1920) |
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The earliest
publication dealing with the famous General Gates P. Thruston
collection. Thruston was author of The Antiquities of
Tennessee and donated his wonderful collection to Vanderbilt
University. This booklet contains biographical information as
well as a
description of the collection.
This 6"
x 9", 32 page, soft cover book contains 11 full page
plates and 4 illustrations.
$4.95
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Ohio Indian Trails, Frank N. Wilcox (1934) |
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The Indian Trails of Ohio,
includes a reprint of the Mills 1914 Indian Trails and Towns map.
Softbound, approximately 7" x 10", Its 274 pages contain
47 chapters and is illustrated with 36 drawings. $22.95
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Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi
Valley, Squier and Davis (1848) |
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Ephraim
George Squier and Edwin Hamilton Davis conducted very thorough
surveys and examinations of many of the the earthworks in Ohio and
some southern states for this landmark publication.
Being a native of Chillicothe, Ohio Davis had grown up around some
of the most outstanding examples of prehistoric earthworks and was
concerned that the farmer's plow would soon destroy many of the
earthworks and they should be surveyed and explorations documented
immediately.
This 9-1/2"
x 12" soft cover, facsimile reprint contains 306 pages of text,
207 wood engravings and the famous 48 full-page plates. $27.95
This is the
same plate set (with a different cover) that we provide to the gift
shop of the Hopewell Culture National Historical Park at the
Hopewell Mound Group near Chillicothe, Ohio.
This 11"
x 13-1/2" soft cover, spiral bound facsimile reprint contains
all of the famous 48 full-page plates (enlarged 120
percent). $9.95
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A Study of the Glacial Kame Culture |
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In Michigan, Ohio and Indiana |
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Wilbur M. Cuningham |
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With an Appendix by |
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James B. Griffin |
Cunningham's study
of the Glacial Kame Culture.
This 6"
x 9" soft cover, perfect bound facsimile reprint contains
83 pages, 11 of which are full page plates. $12.95
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A Wisconsin Variant of the Hopewell Culture |
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Bulletin of the Public
Museum of the City of Milwaukee, Volume 10,
Number 2 June 10, 1931 |
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W.C. McKern |
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This book
describes the excavations of the Shrake and Schwert Mound Groups as
well as the Nicholls Mound in Wisconsin. The artifacts found
are easily identifiable with the ones excavated in the classic
Hopewell mound groups of Ohio and include copper, chipped and
polished stone, silver, textiles, perforated bear teeth, pottery, shell,
bone and obsidian.
This 7"
x 9" soft cover, facsimile reprint contains 145 pages including
60 full-page plates and 2 foldout maps. $16.95
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The Florida Indian and His Neighbors |
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Papers Delivered at an Anthropological Conference
Held at Rollins College, April 9 and 10, 1949 |
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Edited By John W. Griffin |
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Interesting
material on Florida archaeology which was presented as a series of
papers at Rollins College, Winter Park, Florida in 1949.
This collection of papers describes Florida archaeology and the
cultural influences of the Southeastern United States, Meso-America
and West Indies.
This 6-1/2"
x 9" soft cover, facsimile reprint contains 168 pages including
9 illustrations. $12.95
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