We have worked with the Texas Archeological
Society to make this classic volume available once again. As
an added bonus, Dee Ann Suhm Story and Edward B. Jelks have written
a new introduction to bring this important publication up to date.
Undoubtedly the best state
specific archaeological book we’ve found so far. The
first half of the book contains the descriptions of
sites and cultures and the second half is devoted to
pottery and point typology with pictures of
thousands of artifacts. Truly a comprehensive and
detailed work, the originals are quite scarce and
sell for $500.00 to $600.00 … if you can find one.
Please take a look at the Table of Contents
(below) to see the level of detail contained in this fine
publication.
This 8-1/4" x 10-1/2", 317 page, soft cover,
facsimile reprint features 148 full page plates of pottery and flint
types. $29.95
An important note about the reprint layout of
this title: The original publication was a series of 3 hole
punched pages that were put into a binder so that it could be
updated periodically. As a result of this, the type
descriptions were on the front of the page and the accompanying
plates were on the reverse. In this 2009 reprint we have moved
the plates to face theIR descriptions which makes it much easier to
read.
