Maine Archaeology in Print Elsewhere

Almiquist-Jacobson, Heather and David Sanger
     1999 Paleographic Changes in Wetland and Upland Enviornments in the Milford Drainage basin of Central Maine, in Relation to Holocene Human Settlement History. Current Northeast Paleoethnobotony, edit by John P. Hart. New York State Museum Bulletin, SUNY.

Mean, James I., Authur E. Spiess, and Kristin D. Sobolik
     2000 Skeleton of Extinct North American Sea Mink (Mustela macrodon). Quaternary Research 53:247-262.

Petersen, James B., Robert N. Bartone, and Belinda J. Cox
     2000 The Varney Farm Site and the Late Paleoindian Period in Northeastern North America. Archaeology of Eastern North America 28: 113-140.

Pollock, Steve G., Nathan D. Hamilton, and Robson Bonnichsen
     1999 Chert from the Munsungun Lake Formation (Maine) in Paleoamerican Archaeological Sites in Northeastern North America: Recognition of its Occurence and Distribution. Journal of Archaeological Science 26:269-293

Sobilik, Kristin D. and Richard T. Will
     2000 Calcined Turtle Bones from the Little Ossipee North Site in Southwestern Maine. Archaeology of Eastern North America 28:15-28.

Spiess Authur and Mark Hedden
     2000 Avon: A Small Paleoindian Site in the Western Maine Foothills. Archaeology of Eastern North America 28:63-79

Will, Richard T.
     2000 A Tale of Two Flint-Knappers: Implications for Lithic DebitageStudies in Northeastern North America. Lithic Technology 25(2):101-119.