This off-print from the Bulletin of the Texas Archaeological and Paleontological Society, Volume 22, 1951 discusses at the archaeology of Oklahoma.  This work was produced due to a general lack of published information on Oklahoma Archaeology at the time.

"The prehistory of Oklahoma is not well represented in the archaeological literature, and much of the published information is not readily accessible. Therefore, it seems desirable to bring together in a summary fashion the information available about the various archaeological manifestations found within the state. A portion of the following information is based upon published accounts by other individuals while other sections of the text present new material previously unpublished. Photographs have been carefully selected to illustrate what are believed to be typical artifacts for the cultures concerned. For the most part, these specimens have not been illustrated elsewhere, and they will serve to compensate for the limitations in descriptive information."