Number 1, 1974
The Inaugural Issue of Louisiana Archaeology, by Jon L. Gibson.
Can the Professional and the Amateur Archaeologist Cooperate? by
Clarence H. Webb.
The Rise and Decline of Poverty Point, by Jon L. Gibson.
Big Oak and Little Oak Islands:
Excavations and Interpretations, by J. Richard Shenkel. Lithic Reduction
Strategies at the George C. Davis Site, by Harry J. Shafer.
The
Bruly St. Martin Site and its Implications for Coastal Settlement in Louisiana, by
James W. Springer.
A
Catahoula Stone Mask, by W. S. Baker, Jr.
Number 2, 1975 (out of print, special order possible)
Louisiana's Historic Indians, by Fred B. Kniffen.
Chitimacha Basketry, by Hiram F. Gregory and Clarence H. Webb.
Mounds Plantation
(16CD12), Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
by Clarence H. Webb and Ralph R. McKinney. The Poverty Point Site: North Sector
Test Excavations, by Carl Kuttruff.
The Poverty Point Culture, as Seen from Southeastern Texas, by L. W. Patterson.
Prehistoric Settlement Patterns of the Young's
Bayou Drainage, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, by Brent W.
Smith. Fire Pits at Mount Bayou (16CT35), Catahoula Parish, Louisiana,
by Jon L. Gibson.
The Cicada in Southeastern Archaeology and in Coushatta Tradition, by
Donald G. Hunter.
Number 3, 1976
(published 1977)
(out of print, special order possible)
Archaeological Techniques in the Louisiana
Coastal Region; by Robert-W. Neuman.
The Brackish Water Clam (Rangia cuneata): A Prehistoric "Staff of Life" or a Minor
Food Resource, by Kathleen Mary Byrd.
Preliminary Evidence of Seasonal Fishing Activity at Bayou Jasmine, by
Brian J. Duhe.
The Bel Site (16CU127): Urban Archaeology in Lake
Charles,: Louisiana,
by Joe Frank.
A Ceramic Sequence from Southern Louisiana
and Its Implications for Type Frequency Seriation, by James W. Springer.
A Reexamination of the Houses at the Bayou Goula Site, Iberville Parish,
Louisiana, by
Ian W. Brown.
Lacadon Arrowheads and Jaketown Perforators: A Possible
Historical-Functional Analogue, by Jon L. Gibson. Catahoula Type Projectile
Points, by William S. Baker and Clarence H. Webb.
The Catahoula Projectile Point: A Distributional Study, by L. W.
Patterson.
An Archaeological Survey of Northeastern Mexico,
by Joel L. Shiner.
Number 4, 1977 (published 1979) (out of print, special order possible)
Reminiscences, Ecology, Natural Resource Exploitation and Tradition;
by Clarence H. Webb
Excavations in the Atkins Midden at the Troyville
Site, Catahoula Parish,
Louisiana, by Donald
G. Hunter and
William S. Baker, Jr.
Excavations at the Pierre Clement Site,
Cameron Parish, Louisiana,
by James W. Springer.
Poverty Point Trade in South Central Louisiana:
An Illustration from Beau Rivage, by Jon L. Gibson.
Human Effigy Vessels from Gold Mine Plantation, by Reca
Jones, with Nina Helfert, Dwain Kirkham, and
Woodrow Duke.
Delson Chevalier, 1919-1978, by Hiram F. Gregory, Jr.
Archaeology and Ceramics at the Marksville Site, by Alan Toth, reviewed by Jon L. Gibson.
Number 5, 1978 (published 1980) (out of print, special order possible)
The Hanna Site: An Alto
Focus Village
in Red River Parish, Louisiana, by Prentice
Marquet Thomas, Jr.,
L.
Janice Campbell, and Steven R. Ahler,
with contributions by Jeffrey Altschul, Kathleen Mary Byrd,
Frank
N. Charles III, Marco Giardino, Hiram
F. Gregory, Jr., John P. Lenzer, Andrea Shea, and
Newell
O. Wright, Jr.
Number 6, 1979 (published 1980) (out of print, special order possible)
Caddoan and Poverty Point
Archaeology: Essays in Honor of Clarence Hungerford Webb, edited by Jon L. Gibson.
I Wonder about the World of Clarence Hungerford Webb, by Robert S.
Neitzel:
The Doctor and Caddology: Dr. Clarence H. Webb's
Contribution to Caddo Archaeology, by Hiram F. Gregory, Jr. Clarence Hungerford
Webb and Poverty Point Archaeology, by Jon L. Gibson.
Archaeological Bibliography of Clarence Hungerford Webb, 1939-1979, by Jon
L. Gibson
Clarence
Hungerford Webb, Careers in Pictorial Essay, by Jon L. Gibson, with Dorothy
Dodd Webb. Fourche Maline: An Archaeological Manifestation in Eastern
Oklahoma, by Robert R Bell.
The Caddoan Confederacies-Some Ecological Considerations, by J. Ned
Woodall.
Jonas Short and Coral Snake. Mounds: A Comparison,
by Burney B. McClurkan, Edward B. Je1ks, and
Harald P. Jensen.
Preadaptation for the Southern Cult in the Caddoan Heartland, by S. Alan
Skinner.
Distribution of Natchitoches
Engraved Ceramics, by R. King Harris and Inus Marie Harris.
The
Atlanta State Park Site in Northeastern Texas, by R. King Hams, Inus Marie
Harris, and M. R Miroir. Lithic Technology in Northeast
Texas, by Joel L. Shiner.
Poverty Point Period Social Organization in the Yazoo Basin,
Mississippi:
A Preliminary Consideration,
by Jay K. Johnson.
Intrasite Structure at the Claiborne Site, by James E. Bruseth.
Speculations on the Origin and Development of Poverty Point Culture, by
Jon L. Gibson.
Number 7, 1980
(published 1981) (out of print, special order possible)
Big Brushy: A Stratified Multiple Component Site
at Fort Polk,
Louisiana, by Thomas
H. Guderjan and
James R. Morehead.
Human Ecology at the Morton Shell Mound Site (16IB3), Iberia Parish, Louisiana, by Robin S. Futch:
Some Notes on Mississippian Period Ceramics in the Mississippi
River Delta, by Dave D. Davis and Marco J. Giardino. The
Dawn of Writing in the New World: Tokens and Trade at Poverty Point, Louisiana,
and Related Sites,
by Burma
H. Hyde and William J. Folan.
Mayan. Blade Manufacture and the Bow and Arrow, by L. W. Patterson and
J. B. Sollberger
Aerial Imagery in
Locating and Managing Archaeological Resources along the Louisiana Coast, by Robert W.
Neuman and Kathleen Mary Byrd_
Beau Mire: A Late Tchula Period Site of the Tchefuncte
Culture, Ascension Parish, Louisiana,
by Richard A.
Weinstein
and Philip G. Rivet, reviewed by Ian W. Brown.
The Caddo Indians of Louisiana, by Clarence H. Webb and Hiram F. Gregory, Jr.,
reviewed by Timothy K. Perttula. The Caddo Indians of Louisiana: Reply to Perttula, by Clarence H.
Webb.
Another Response to Perttula, by Hiram R Gregory, Jr.
Reply to Webb and Gregory: One for the Road, by Timothy K. Perttula
Number 8, 1981 (published 1982)
The Neutral Calorie? On the Maintenance of Ranked Societies
in the "Agriculturally Deficient" Environment of Gulf Coastal Louisiana, by M. C.
Webb.
Pontchartrain Tchefuncte Site Differentiation, by J. Richard
Shenkel.
The Slate Site, a Poverty
Point Lapidary Industry in the Southern Yazoo Basin, Mississippi,
by Geoffrey R. Lehmann. The Keenan Bead Cache, Lawrence County, Mississippi,
by John Conaway.
Recent Research on
Poverty Point Period Subsistence and Settlement Systems: Test Excavations at
the J. W. Copes Site in Northeast Louisiana,
by H. Edwin Jackson.
A Proposed Bone Tool
Classification: A Case Study from Southeastern Louisiana,
by Tristram R. Kidder and
David A. Barondess.
The
French House Site 22AD668: The White Earth Concession (1720-1729), by Joseph V.
Frank M. Recovery and Identification
of Civil. War Artifacts at a Site near Sunset, Louisiana, by Warren Bowen Wiggs. Digging up Bones, by D. R. Brothwell, reviewed by M. K. Sandford.
Number 9, 1982 (published 1984)
The Troyville-Baytown Period in Lower Mississippi
Valley
Prehistory: A Memorial to Robert Stuart Neitzel, edited by Jon L. Gibson_
Memorial to Stu Neitzel, the Man and his Spirit,
by Jon L. Gibson.
Robert Stuart Neitzel (1911-1980), by Jeffrey P.
Brain.
Neitzel in Letters, by Jeffrey R Brain and Ian W.
Brown.
Neitzel in Images, by Jon L. Gibson.
The Troyville-Baytown Issue, by Jon L. Gibson.
The Troyville Concept and the Gold Mine Site, by
John S. Belmont.
Temporal
Frameworks: Archaeological Components and Burial Styles: The Human Osteology of
the Mt.
Nebo
Site
in North
Louisiana, by Marco J. Giardino.
Old
Creek, a Troyville Period Ossuary in LaSalle Parish, Louisiana:
Reflections After a Quarter Century,
by
Jon L. Gibson.
Preliminary
Report on Excavations at an Early Troyville Period Site (16ST6) on the West Pearl River, Louisiana,
by M. C. Webb.
The Bellevue Focus: A
Marksville-Troyville Manifestation in Northwestern
Louisiana, by Clarence H. Webb.
The Southeastern Check Stamp Pottery Tradition: A View
from Louisiana,
by Ian W. Brown, reviewed
by Brian J. Duhe.
Number 10, 1983 (published 1985)
Prehistory of the Ouachita River
Valley, Louisiana and Arkansas, edited by Jon L. Gibson.
A Brief History of Archaeological Work in the Ouachita Valley,
Arkansas, by
Ann M. Early.
An Evaluatory History of Archaeology in the Ouachita Valley
of Louisiana,
by Jon L. Gibson.
Archaeological Investigations in the Ouachita River Valley,
Bayou Bartholomew to Riverton,
Louisiana,
by Reca Bamburg Jones.
Mounds on the Ouachita, by Jon L. Gibson.
A Reconnaissance of the Boeuf
Basin, Louisiana, by John S. Belmont.
Excavations
at the Crane Lake
Site (16MO41), Morehouse
Parish, Louisiana,
by G. R. Dennis Price. Ouachita
Prehistory, by Jon L. Gibson.
Louisiana Archaeology: An Index to the First Ten Years, by William E. Moore.
Number 11, 1984 (published 1987)
Louisiana Archaeological Society Members Honored at National Meeting, by Robert
W. Neuman.
A Historical Dugout Canoe from Homochitto River
in Franklin County,
Mississippi,
by James F. Barnett, Jr. The
Experimental Manufacture of a Ground Hard Stone Pendant, by Carey D. Weber.
Archaeological
Testing of the Horton Cemetery (I6EF66), Jackson, Louisiana, by Mary Huffman
Manhein, Ann M. Whitmer, Douglas W. Owsley, and Murray
K. Marks.
Burial Traditions of the Blue Bayou Coushatta, by
Donald G. Hunter.
The Rosedale and Shellhill Discs:
"Southern Cult" Evidence from Southeastern
Louisiana, by Richard A. Weinstein. Grand
Houmas Village:
An Historic Houma Indian Site (I6AN35),
Ascension Parish, Louisiana,
by Bryan L. Guevin. Comparative Aspects of Late Prehistoric Faunal Ecology at
the Sims Site, by Dave D. Davis.
The Panola Plantation Site: A Plaquemine Burial
Mound in Northeast Louisiana, by Reca Bamburg
Jones. Lithic Resources of Western Louisiana,
by Paul. V. Heinrich.
Prehistory of the Pearl River, Louisiana
and Mississippi:
Report on a Literature Search, by Bill Moore.
Number 12, 1985 (published 1990) (out of print, special order possible)
William "Bill" Baker, 1932-1988: A Tribute, by Hiram E
Gregory.
The Apalachee on Red
River, 1763-1834: An Ethnohistory and Summary of Archaeological Testing at the
Zimmerman Hill Site, Rapides Parish, Louisiana, by Donald G. Hunter.
The Red River Coushatta Indian Villages of Northwest
Louisiana, 1790-1835, by
Claude McCrocklin.
The
Ouachita Indians of Louisiana:
An Ethnohistorical and Archaeological Investigation, by Tristram R. Kidder.
Paleoindian Settlement on the Macon Ridge, Northeastern
Louisiana, by Mitchell Hillman.
Surface Surveys of the Insley Site, Franklin Parish, Louisiana, by David L. Griffing.
Number 13, 1986 (published 1990)
Recent Research at the Poverty
Point Site, edited by
Kathleen M. Byrd.
Excavations at the Poverty Point Site: 1972-1975, by William G. Haag.
Discussion after Haag.
Investigations
at the Visitor Center,
Poverty
Point State
Commemorative Area, 1978, by Deborah Woodiel. Discussion after Woodiel.
Poverty Point Excavations, 1980-1982, by Joan Exnicios and Deborah
Woodiel.
Discussion after Exnicios and Woodiel.
A
View from the Outside: A New Look at Areas Adjoining the Poverty Point Site, by
Jeffrey H. Altschul. The Deep Six Paleosol: The Incipient Poverty Point
Occupation, 1983 Excavations, by Glen S. Greene. The 1985 Test Excavations of
the "Dock" Area of Poverty Point, by Mitchell M. Hillman.
Discussion after Hillman.
Soils:
Poverty Point. Soils on the Immediate and Locally Surrounding Poverty Point
Area, by Thurman Allen. Earth Sitting: Architectural Masses at Poverty Point, Northeastern Louisiana, by Jon L. Gibson.
Discussion
after Gibson.
Future Research Directions, by Kathleen M. Byrd.
Mitchell Hillman, 1943-1987: A Tribute, by Jon L. Gibson.
Number 14, 1987 (published 1991)
Island in the Past: Archaeological Excavations at the Francis
Thompson Site, Madison Parish, Louisiana
by Jon L. Gibson, with a contribution by John C.
Calhoun.
Number 15, 1988 (published 1992)
Archaeological Investigations at
the LSU Campus Mounds, edited
by Robert W. Neuman.
Report on the Soil Core
Borings Conducted at the LSU Campus Mounds Site (16EBR6),
East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, by Robert W.
Neuman
Archaeological Investigations at the LSU Campus
Mounds Site, by Jeffrey Allan Homburg.
Number 16, 1989 (published 1994)
Lanier A. Simmons (1930-1990), by Kathleen Byrd.
Tchefuncte
Subsistence Practices at the Morton Shell Mound,
Iberia Parish, Louisiana, by Kathleen
Mary Byrd. The Paleoenvironmental Setting of Northeast
Louisiana during the Paleo-Indian Period, by Roger T. Saucier.
Number 17, 1990 (published 1994)
Exchange in the Lower Mississippi Valley
and Contiguous Areas in 1100 B.C., edited by Jon L. Gibson.
Lower Mississippi
Valley Exchange at 1100 B.C., by Jon L. Gibson.
The
Late Archaic of the Eastern Lowlands and
Evidence of Trade, by Robert C. Dunnell and F. H. Whittaker. Poverty Point in Tennessee, by Gerald P.
Smith and Charles H. McNutt.
Notes on Some Alabama Lithic Materials and the Poverty
Point Exchange System(s), by Marvin D. Jeter and
Eugene M. Futato.
Trade and Exchange in Eastern Texas, 1100
B.C.-A.D. 800, by Timothy K. Perttula and James E. Bruseth.
Directional Exchange Patterns during the Poverty
Point Period in the Yazoo Basin, Mississippi,
by
Geoffrey R. Lehmann.
Poverty Point Extraction and Exchange: The Arkansas Lithic
Connections, by Marvin D. Jeter and H. Edwin Jackson. Only a Stone's Throw
Away: Exchange in the Poverty Point Hinterland, by Jon L. Gibson and David L.
Gritting.
Over the Mountain and Across the Sea: Regional
Poverty Point Exchange, by Jon L. Gibson.
Number 18, 1991 (published 1995)
"And Stuff Like That There:" In
Appreciation of William G. Haag, edited by Jon L. Gibson,
Robert W. Neuman and Richard A. Weinstein.
"And
Stuff Like That There;" by Jon L. Gibson, Robert W. Neuman, and Richard A.
Weinstein. William George Haag, Life and Times, by Robert S. Neitzel.
Publications of William G. Haag, 1937-1994, by William G. Haag.
Bill, 1968-1976 (Photographs).
Papers
New Deal Archaeology in the Middle Tennessee
Valley:
1934-1942, by David H. Dye.
Things that Count: Mean Vertical Positions and Poverty Point
Archaeology, by Jon L. Gibson.
A Perforated, Spatulate Stone Celt from Louisiana, by Robert W. Neuman.
Ethnobiology in the Defense of Indigenous Peoples, by Darrell A. Posey.
The Message of the Artifact, by Miles Richardson.
A Brief History of the Early Years of the Archaeological Site Survey in Louisiana, by Philip G.
Rivet.
A Postulated "Lost" River System in
Southeastern Arkansas and Northeastern Louisiana-Is
There Archaeological Evidence? by Roger T. Saucier.
Arroyo Hondo Pueblo: Telling the Scholarly Story to a Broader Audience,
by Douglas W. Schwartz.
The Tchula Period in the Lower Mississippi
Valley and Adjacent
Coastal Zone: A Brief Summary,
by Richard A. Weinstein.
Bill, Again, 1976-1995 (Photographs).
Anecdotes
That Earthy Farm Smell, by George I. Quimby.
A Memory of Bill Haag, by Douglas W. Schwartz.
For
Bill Haag: Some Paths We Have Trod Together, by Stephen Williams. A Certain
Final Exam I’ll Never Forget, by Roger T. Saucier.
My Friend, Bill Haag, by Frederick H. West.
Pay
the Man, Layton,
by Layton
J. Miller.
Sir
Bill, by Malcolm Shuman.
A Scholar and a Gentleman and a Fine Teacher Too, by Jon L. Gibson.
Memories of William G. Haag, by Darrell A. Posey.
A Few Choice Memories, by Richard A. Weinstein. When a Dog Wandered In, by George J. Castille.
Hissing Around the Pit, by Deborah K. Woodiel.
Number 19, 1992
Dr. Webb, edited by Jon L. Gibson and Hiram F. Gregory, Jr.
A Tribute to Clarence Hungerford Webb, by Jon L. Gibson and Hiram R
Gregory, Jr:
Clarence H. Webb (1902-1991), by Jon L. Gibson.
Recollections and More, including
contributions by Michael Beckman, William S. Baker, Jr., James E. Bruseth,
Kathleen M. Byrd, John M. Connaway, Lester C. Davis, Jr.,
James A. Fogleman, Joseph V. Frank, Jon L. Gibson,
Hiram R Gregory, Jr., James B.
Griffin, William G. Haag, David R. Jeane, John E. Keller, Dennis LaBatt,
Harold B. Levy, Richard A. Marshall,
Burney B. McClurkan, James R. Morehead, Dan F. Morse,
Robert S. Neitzel, Robert W. Neuman, George W. Shannon, Jr., Frank F.
Schambach, Dee Ann Story,
Clarence H. Webb, Jr., Deborah K.
Woodiel, and Don G. Wyckoff.
Archaeological Bibliography of Clarence H. Webb, by Jon L. Gibson and
Hiram R Gregory, Jr:
Number 20, 1993
The St. Gabriel Site: Prehistoric Life on the Mississippi,
by Deborah Kay Woodiel. Recent Work at the Ghost Site (16TE18), by Joe Saunders.
A Clovis Point Found at Cote Blanche Island, by Thomas
A. Marckese.
Archaic Mounds in Louisiana: The Case of the
LSU Campus Mounds Report, by Dennis Jones. Reply to Mr. Jones Regarding the LSU
Campus Mounds Report, by Robert W. Neuman. Comments on the Age of the LSU
Campus Mounds: A Reply to Jones, by Jeffrey A. Homburg.
Number 21, 1994 (published 1996)
Archaeological Investigations at the
Lee Site, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, by Richard A.
Weinstein;
with Appendix A: Vertebrate Fauna,
by David B. Kelley; and Appendix B: Pollen Analysis of the Lee Site,
East Baton Rouge, Parish, Louisiana,
by Frederick M. Wiseman.
Analysis of the Vertebrate Remains from Four
Coushatta Sites in Bossier Parish, Louisiana, by Brian S.
Shaffer
and Timothy K. Perttula.
The Pine
Island Site: A Coles Creek Site on Lake Darbonne
in Union Parish, by James Harty.
The Baskin Site, An Early Archaic Site in Franklin Parish, by David L.
Griffing.
Stelly Mounds (16SL1): An Archaic Mound Complex, by Michael Russo and
James Fogleman.
Number 22, 1995 (published 1997)
The Archaic Period, by Joe Saunders and Thurman Allen.
Tchefuncte Use of Animal
Bone with Inferences for Tchefuncte Culture, Ritual, and Animal Cosmologies,
by Barbara A. Lewis.
Political Competition and
Site Placement: Late Prehistoric Settlement in the Tensas Basin of Northeast Louisiana,
by Douglas C. Wells.
Stylistic Influences on
the Gulf Coastal
Plain: New Evidence from Paddle Stamped Pottery in Louisiana,
by Rebecca Saunders.
The Lindsey Site: A Mound
Complex on Big Corney Bayou in Union
Parish, Louisiana,
by James Harry.
Caddoan Settlement in the
Red River Floodplain: Perspectives from the Willow
Chute Bayou Area,
Bossier Parish, Louisiana,
by Jeffrey S. Girard.
More Friend Than Foe:
Eighteenth Century Spanish, French, and Caddoan Interaction at Los Adaes,
A Capital of Texas Located in Northwestern Louisiana, by George Avery.
Number 23, 1996 (published 1999)
Archaeological Significance of Large Ephemeral Lakes
and Lake Outlets of the Mississippi River Deltaic Plain, by
Roger T. Saucier.
Seriation of Certain Tchefuncte Ceramic Decoration Styles in Avoyelles, Lafayette, St. Landry,
and St. Martin Parishes, Louisiana,
by Mark A. Melancon.
Perspectives on Tchefuncte Cultural Chronology: A View from the Bayou Jasmine"
Site, St. John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana,
by Christopher T. Hays and Richard A. Weinstein.
Archaic Fiber Perishables from Avery Island: Analysis and Conservation of
Louisiana's
Oldest Dated Textiles, by Mary Strickland-Olsen, Jenna Tedrick Kuttruff, and
Carl Kuttruff.
Number 24, 1997 (published 2000)
Excavations
at the Frederick's
Site (16NA2), Natchitoches
Parish; Louisiana,
by Jeffrey S. Girard; with Appendix A:
Analysis of the Vertebrate Faunal Remains from the Frederick's
Site, by Brian S. Shaffer. The Archaeology of the Confederate Gunboat Arrow,
by. Charles E. Pearson.
Number 25, 1998 (published 2003)
The1980-1982
Excavations on the Northwest Ridge 1 at the Poverty Point Site. T.R. Kidder and Charles R. McGimsey, editors.
Number 26, 1999 (published 2005)
The Charles E. Klueppel Site (16CT479): An Early Mississippi Period Ceramic Anomaly in
the Lower
Tensas
Basin, Catahoula Parish, Louisiana,
by Donald G. Hunter and Katherine M. Roberts.
An Exploration into Archaeology’s Past: The 1926 Expedition of Henry B.
Collins, Jr., in Louisiana,
By Chip McGimsey
Archaeological Investigations at the Scott Place
Mounds (16UN4), Union Parish, Louisiana,
By James Harty
A Description of Ceramic Sherds from the James Jones site (16UN81), by
James Harty
Dendrochronology in Louisiana: A Brief and
Preliminary Statement by R.W. Neuman
Marksville Then and Now: 75 Years of Digging, by Chip
McGimsey, Katherine M. Roberts, H. Edwin Jackson, and Michael L.
Hargrove
Number 27, 2000 (published 2006)
An Assessment of Radiocarbon Age Results from the Poverty Point Site, by
Robert F. Connolly
Fish Hatchery 2 (16NA70): A Late Prehistoric Site on the Caddo-Lower
Mississippi
Valley Margin,
By Jeffrey S. Girard, H. Edwin Jackson, and Katherine M. Roberts
Phase I Investigations of the Harvey Site (16EF80), East Feliciana
Parish, Louisiana,
by James Allen Green, Jr.
Poverty Point Bake Clay Objects: A Preliminary Study of Stylistic
Motifs, by Phyllis Lear
Number 28, 2001 (published 2009)
An Early Nineteenth Century Alabama-Coushatta Burial from the Carolina #3 Site
(16BO176) in Northwestern
Louisiana, by Timothy K. Perttula and Diane E.
Wilson
An 18th Century Artifact from Beauregard Parish, Louisiana,
by James Allen Green
A Sourcing Study of Soapstone Vessel Fragments from the Poverty Point
Archaeological Site (16WC5),
West Carroll Parish, Louisiana, by Wm. Brian
Yates
The Bayou Grande Cheniere Mounds Site (16PL159), by Timothy Shilling
Recent Investigations at the Belmont Mound (16SJ1), by
Joe Saunders, R.W. Neuman, and Thurman Allen
Number 29, 2002 (published 2010)
Marc Dupuy, Jr. and his Contributions to Louisiana
Archaeology, by Philip G. “Duke” Rivet
The Lake St. Agnes Site-A Multi-Component Occupation of Avoyelles Parish,
Louisiana,
by E. Alan Toth
Dating the Lac St. Agnes Mound
(16AV26), by Chip McGimsey
Analysis of Dental and Skeletal Pathologies in the Burials from the Lac St. Agnes Mounds Site (16AV26),
by Dr. Ginesse A. Listi
Images from the Past in Louisiana
Archaeology: Photographs of the 1972 Investigations of the Lac St. Agnes site (16AV26), by Philip G. “Duke”
Rivet and E. Alan Toth
A Study of Structure Patterns at the Phillip Nick Farm Site (16AV22), Avoyelles Parish,
Louisiana,
By Cherie Ann Schwab Gross
Prehistoric Enclosures in Louisiana and Marksville
Site (16AV1), by Dennis Jones and Dr. Carl Kuttruff
Images from the Past in Louisiana Archaeology: Photographs of the 1993
Investigations by the LAS at Enclosure A of the Marksville site (16AV1) by
Dennis Jones
Number 30, 2003 (published 2010)
Lithic Utilization Strategies at the Hoover Site (16TA5), Tangipahoa Parish,
Louisiana,
by Josetta LeBoeuf
Analysis of Bricks and Clays Associated with the 19th Century
McIlhenny Tabasco
Sauce Factory on Avery
Island,
Louisiana,
by Thomas Pesacreta, Ashley Dumas, and Lily Ann Hume.
The Wreck of the Neches Belle: Underwater Remote-Sensing and Diver
Investigations at the U.S. Highway 84 Bridge
Over the Sabine River, Logansport,
DeSoto Parish,
Louisiana
by Doug Jones and Amy Borgens.
Number 31, 2004 (published 2010)
The Burnitt Site (16SA204): A
Late Caddoan Occupation in the Uplands of the Sabine River Basin,
by David B. Kelley, Donald G. Hunter, Katherine M. Roberts, Susan L. Scott, and
Bryan S. Haley.
The Holmes Site (41SM282): An
East Texas Site with Lower Mississippi Valley
Ceramic Sherds, by Mark Walters and Timothy K. Perttula
Cultural Resources Investigations Associated with the May 27, 11863 Assault
by the Louisiana
Native Guard upon Confederate Defenses, Port Hudson
State Historical Site
(16EF7), by Kenneth A. Ashworth and Mike Fraering.
Number 32, 2005 (published 2011)
Investigations
at the Conly Site , a Middle Archaic Period Settlement in Northwest
Louisiana, by Jeffrey S. Girard, Nathanael Heller, J. Phillip
Dering, Susan L. Scott, H. Edwin Jackson, and Gary L. Stringer
The
Past that Lies Ahead: Some Recent Development and Future Directions for
Archaeology in Louisiana,
by Mark Rees
Glass
Trade Beads from the Los Adaes Site (16NA16), by George Avery.
Number 33, 2006 (published 2011)
Did
Some Middle to Late Archaic Burned Rock Middens in Central Texas Become
Mounds?, by Boyd Dixon
Analysis
of a Historic Child’s Burial from St. Joseph Cemetery (16LF46), Thibodaux,
Louisiana,
by Mary H. Manhein, Ginesse A.
Listi, and Jenna Kuttruff
Investigations
of a Nineteenth Century Steamboat Wreck in Bayou Teche, Louisiana – A Possible
Civil War Gunboat,
by Charles E. Pearson
Archaeological
Investitations at the Third Phase of the Battle of Mansfield (16DS228),
by Robert Rogers & Reign Clark
