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Recommended Reading
Adams, Jean S., Virginia
Indians: An Educational Coloring Book.
Ayto, Eric G., Clay Tobacco
Pipes. Shire Album Series #37.
Bahn, Paul G., ed., 100
Great Archaeological Discoveries.
Bahn, Paul G., Archaeology: The Definitive Guide.
Bahn, Paul G., ed., Lost Cities.
Bahn, Paul G., Written in Bones: How Human Remains Unlock
the Secrets of the Dead.
Benedict, Jeff, No Bone Unturned.
Bickerton, L.M., English
Drinking Glasses: 1675-1825. Shire Album Series #116.
Black, John, British
Tin-Glazed Earthenware (A Shire Publication).
Brennan, Louis, Beginning
Guide to Archaeology.
Carson, Jane, Colonial
Virginians at Play.
Coe, Joffre L., The
Formative Cultures of the Carolina Piedmont. Transactions
of the American Philosophical Society, 1964.
Cooper and Pikulski, senior
ed., Teacher’s Book: A Resource for Planning and
Teaching Level 6 Quest Theme 3: Unwrapping
Ancient Mysteries.
Copeland, Robert, Blue
and White Transfer-Printed Pottery (A Shire Publication).
Cotter, John, Archeological
Excavations at Jamestown, Virginia. Special publication
No. 32 of the Archeological Society ofVirginia.
Davis, David Brian, Slavery
in Colonial Chesapeake.
DeCunzo, Lu Ann and Herman,
Bernard L., Historical Archaeology and the Study of
American Culture (A Winterthur Book).
Deetz, James, In Small
Things Forgotten.
Deetz, James, Flowerdew
Hundred: The Archaeology of a Virginia Plantation 1619-1864.
Dodsworth, Roger, Glass
and Glassmaking. Shire Album Series #83.
Earle, Swepson, Maryland’s
Colonial Eastern Shore.
Forman, Henry Chandlee, Tidewater
Maryland Architecture and Gardens.
Gleach, Frederic W., Powhatan’s
World and Colonial Virginia: A Conflict of Cultures.
Godden, Geoffrey A., British
Pottery: An Illustrated Guide.
Gourley, Catherine, Welcome
to Felicity’s World 1774:Growing Up in Colonial
America. From the American Girls Collection.
Harriot, Thomas, A
Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of VIRGINIA.
Haywood, John, Historical
Atlas of the Ancient World: 4,000,000—500 BC.
Heath, Barbara J., Hidden
Lives: The Archaeology of Slave Life at Thomas Jefferson’s
Poplar Forest.
Hill, Martha, When Virginia
Was The Wild West: 1607-1699.
Hines, Emilee, It
Happened in Virginia.
Hunter, Robert (Ed.), Ceramics
in America.
Joukowsky, Martha, A
Complete Manual of Field Archaeology.
Kalman, Bobbie, Historic
Communities series (especially Life in a Longhouse
Village).
Kelso, William, M., Jamestown
Rediscovery series. APVA publications.
Kelso, William, M., Kingsmill
Plantations:1619-1800: Archaeology of Life in Colonial Virginia.
Lanciono, Claude O., Jr.,
Rosewell: Garland of Virginia.
Lanciono, Claude O., Jr., Our Most Skilled Architect.
Lauber, Patricia, Who Came First?
McAllister, Lisa S., Collector’s Guide to Feather
Edge Ware.
McIntosh, Jane, The Practical
Archaeologist: How We Know What We Know About The Past.
McKearin, George and Helen,
American Glass.
McMillon, Bill, The Archaeology
Handbook: A Field Manual and Resource Guide.
McKee, Harley J., Introduction
to Early American Masonry: Stone, Brick, Mortar and Plaster.
Middleton, Arthur Pierce, Tobacco
Coast.
Miller, Judith and Martin,
Pocket Antiques Fact File
Monk, Eric, Keys: Their
History and Collection. Shire Publications Ltd.
Noel Hume, Audrey, Archeology
and the Colonial Gardner. Colonial Williamsburg Archeological
Series, booklet #7.
Noel Hume, Audrey; Abbitt,
Merry W.; McNulty, Robert H.; Davies, Isabel; Chappell,
Edward,
Five Artifact Studies. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
publication.
Noel Hume, Ivor; Noel Hume
Audrey, The Archeology of Martin’s Hundred, Part
I and II.
Noel Hume, Ivor, booklets
in the CW Archeological Series covering the following
subjects: food remains, glass, pottery; digs at Wetherburn’s
Tavern, James Geddy House, the Cabinetmaker’s Shop,
Carter’s Grove, Martin’s Hundred, and the wells
of Williamsburg.
Noel Hume, Ivor, If
These Pots Could Talk.
Noel Hume, Ivor, Shipwreck!
Noel Hume, Ivor, Martin’s
Hundred.
Noel Hume, Ivor, Here Lies Virginia.
Noel Hume, Ivor, All the
Best Rubbish.
Noel Hume, Ivor, Historical Archeology.
Noel Hume, Ivor, The Virginia
Adventure.
Noel Hume, Ivor, A Guide to Artifacts of Colonial America.
Noel Hume, Ivor, Early
English Delftware from London and Virginia.
Noel Hume, Ivor, In Search of This and That: Tales of
an Archeologist’s Quest.
Oswald, Adrian, "Clay Pipes for the Archaeologist. British
Archaeological Reports, 1975.
Oswald, Adrian, "English Clay Tobacco Pipes." The
Archaeological Newsletter (London) 3(10): 154-159.
Oswald, Adrian, "The Evolution and Chronology of
English Clay Tobacco Pipes." The Archaeological
Newsletter (London) 5(12): 243-250.
Oswald, Adrian, "The Archaeology and Economic
History of English Clay Tobacco Pipes." Archaeological
Association Journal (London) 23(3): 40-102 (Reference
of all pipe makers and their marks on pipes).
Outlaw, Alain C., Governor’s Land: Archaeology
of Early Seventeenth-Century Settlements.
Porter, Charles W. III, Adventures
To A New World: The Roanoke Colony 1585-87.
Reinhart, Theodore and Pogue, Dennis J., The Archaeology
of Seventeenth Century Virginia.
Roundtree, Helen, C., Pocahontas’
People.
Roundtree, Helen, C., The
Powhatan Indians of Virginia: Their Traditional Culture.
Samford, Patricia; Ribblett,
David L., Archeology For Young Explorers. Colonial
Williamsburg Foundation publication.
Saunders, Richard H. and Miles,
Ellen G., American Colonial Portraits: 1700 – 1776.
Shermer, Shirley, Discovering
Archaeology: An Activity Guide For Educators.
Siliotti, Alberto, Guide
to theValley of the Kings.
Singleton, Theresa, I Too
Am America.
Singleton, Theresa (ed.), The
Archeology of Slavery and Plantation Life.
Sloane, Eric, Diary
of an Early American Boy.
Smith, Shelley J.; Moe, Jeanne
M.; Letts, Kelly A.; Paterson, Danielle M., Intrigue
of the Past: A Teacher’s Activity Guide for Fourth Through
Seventh Grades. U.S. Dept. of the Interior/BLM.
Viola, Herman J., After
Columbus: The Smithsonian Chronicle of the North American
Indians.
Waterman, Thomas Tileston and
Barrows, John A., Domestic Colonial Architecture of
Tidewater Virginia.
Wilbur, Keith C., The Woodland
Indians.
Yue, Charlotte and David, The
Wigwam and the Longhouse.
Magazines and Bulletins
"Discovering Archaeology,"
Scientific American
World Heritage Review,
UNESCO
American Archaeology,
The Archaeological Conservancy
Archaeology, The Archaeological
Institute of America
Dig (publication for
children for about 3 yrs.), Archaeology Magazine
Archaeology Odyssey,
Biblical Archaeology Society
Biblical Archaeology Review
(BAR)
Ranger Rick (occasional
articles) National Wildlife Federation
Archeological Society of
Virginia Bulletin (1946-present, index up to date) ASV
Date posted: 4.04.03
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