Handbook Of Alabama Archaeology, Part 1, Point Types

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Author

Hulse, David C. (David Carlisle), 1924-1994

Title

Handbook of Alabama Archaeology: Part I, Point Types

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Produced by Pat McCoy, Larry B. Harrison and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net

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English

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F296: United States local history: Gulf States. West Florida

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Alabama -- Antiquities -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.

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39974

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Release Date

June 11, 2012

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.HANDBOOK OF ALABAMA ARCHAEOLOGY — PART I POINT TYPES by JAMES W. CAMBRON DAVID C. HULSE
2. 2.Contents — HANDBOOK OF ALABAMA ARCHAEOLOGY
3. 3.PREFACE
4. 4.ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
5. 5.INTRODUCTION — Explanation of Code Numbers
6. 6.INDEX — ABBEY, Hulse (This paper): A-122 — ADENA, Bell (Bell, 1958): A-1 — ADENA NARROW STEMMED, Cambron (This Paper): A-1-a — AFTON, (Sub-Variety), Bell and Hall (Bell, 1958): A-2 — ANGOSTURA, Suhm and Krieger (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-4 — APPALACHIAN, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1957): A-5 — AUTAUGA, Cambron (This paper): A-123 — BAKERS CREEK, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-6 — BEACON ISLAND, Allen and Hulse (This Paper): A-131 — BEAVER LAKE, Cambron and Hulse (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-7 — BENJAMIN Cambron (This paper): A-118 — BENTON BROAD STEMMED, Cambron (This Paper): A-9-a — BENTON STEMMED, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-9 — BIG SANDY, Lewis and Kneberg A-10 (Cambron and Hulse, 1960a): A-11 — BIG SANDY AURICULATE, Cambron (This Paper): A-133 — BIG SANDY BROAD BASE, Cambron (This Paper): A-134 — BIG SANDY CONTRACTED BASE, Cambron (This Paper): A-132 — BIG SLOUGH, Hulse (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-12 — BRADLEY SPIKE, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-14 — BREWERTON, EARED-NOTCHED, Ritchie (Ritchie, 1961): A-127 — BUZZARD ROOST CREEK, Cambron (Cambron, 1958a): A-89 — CAMP CREEK, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-16 — CANDY CREEK, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-17 — CAVE SPRING, Cambron (This Paper): A-126 — CLOVIS, (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-19 — CLOVIS, UNFLUTED, Soday and Cambron (This Paper): A-19-a — CONERLY, Lively (This Paper): A-135 — COOSA, DeJarnette (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Keel, 1973): A-22 — COOSA NOTCHED, DeJarnette (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Keel, 1973): A-23 — COPENA, Webb and DeJarnette (Kneberg, 1956): A-20 — COPENA TRIANGULAR, Webb and DeJarnette (Cambron, 1958b): A-20-a — COTACO CREEK, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-24 — CRAWFORD CREEK, Cambron and Hulse (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-25 — CUMBERLAND, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-26 — DALTON, COLBERT, Kneberg (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-28 — DALTON, GREENBRIER, Kneberg (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-29 — DAMRON, Cambron (This Paper): A-83 — DECATUR, Cambron (Cambron, 1957): A-31 — EBENEZER, Kneberg (This Paper): A-107 — ECUSTA, Harwood and Osborne (Harwood, 1958): A-32 — ELK RIVER, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-33 — ELORA, Cambron (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-34 — EVA, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-35 — EVANS, Ford and Webb (Ford and Webb, 1956): A-36 — FAIRLAND, Kelley (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-137 — FLINT CREEK, Cambron (Cambron, 1958b): A-37 — FLINT RIVER SPIKE, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-38 — FORT ANCIENT, Bell (Bell, 1960): A-39 — FRAZIER, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-40 — GARTH SLOUGH, Cambron (This Paper): (Formerly classified as Catahoula) — GARY, Newell and Krieger (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-41 — GREENBRIER, Kneberg (Lewis and Kneberg, 1960): A-42 — GREENEVILLE, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1957): A-43 — GUILFORD, Coe (Coe, 1952): A-44 — GUILFORD ROUNDED BASE, Cambron (This Paper): A-44-a — GUNTERSVILLE, Cambron (This Paper): A-59 — HALIFAX, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-112 — HAMILTON, Lewis (Lewis, 1955): A-45 — HAMILTON STEMMED, Cambron (This Paper): A-108 — HARDAWAY, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-46 — HARPETH RIVER, Crabtree (Cambron, 1970): A-130 — JACKS REEF CORNER NOTCHED, Ritchie (Ritchie, 1961): A-21 — JACKS REEF PENTAGONAL, Ritchie (Ritchie, 1961): A-60a — JEFF, Soday and Cambron (This Paper): A-47 — JUDE, Madison-Huntsville Chapter of Alabama Archaeological Society (Madison-Huntsville Chapter of Alabama Archaeological Society, 1961): A-48 — KAYS, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-49 — KIRK CORNER NOTCHED, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-50 — KIRK SERRATED, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-51 — KNIGHT ISLAND, Hulse (This Paper): A-21-a — LECROY, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-52 — LEDBETTER, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1956): A-53 — LERMA POINTED BASE, Termed "Lerma" by MacNeish (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-54 — LERMA ROUNDED BASE, Termed "Lerma" by MacNeish (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-55 — LIMESTONE, Cambron (This Paper): A-105 — LITTLE BEAR CREEK, DeJarnette (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-56 — LOST LAKE, Cambron and Hulse (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-27 — MADISON, Scully (Scully, 1951): A-60 — MAPLES, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-57 — McINTIRE, Hulse (This Paper): A-106 — McKEAN, Wheeler (Wheeler, 1952): A-103 — MONTGOMERY, Cambron (This paper): A-121 — MORROW MOUNTAIN, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-61 — MORROW MOUNTAIN ROUNDED BASE, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-61-b — MORROW MOUNTAIN STRAIGHT BASE, Cambron (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-61-a — MOTLEY, Haag (Ford, Phillips and Haag, 1955): A-109 — MOUNTAIN FORK, Cambron (This Paper): A-114 — MUD CREEK, Hulse (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-62 — MULBERRY CREEK, DeJarnette (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-63 — NEW MARKET, Cambron (This paper): (Formerly classified as Randolph) A-74 — NODENA, Chapman and Anderson (Bell, 1958): A-110 — NOLICHUCKY, Kneberg (Kneberg, 1957): A-64 — OSCEOLA, Ritzenthaler (Ritzenthaler, 1946 and Bell, 1958): A-65 — PAINT ROCK VALLEY, Mahan (Cambron, 1958a): A-66 — PALMER, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-67 — PEDERNALIS, Kelley (Suhm, Krieger and Jelks, 1954): A-68 — PICKWICK, DeJarnette (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-69 — PINE TREE, Cambron (Cambron, 1956): A-70 — PINE TREE CORNER NOTCHED, Cambron (This Paper): A-70-a — PLEVNA, Cambron (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-72 — QUAD, Soday and Cambron (Cambron and Waters, 1959a): A-73 — REDSTONE, Mahan (This Paper): A-75 — RHEEMS CREEK, Cambron (This Paper): A-113 — RUSSELL CAVE, Cambron (This paper): A-117 — SAND MOUNTAIN, Cambron (This paper): A-119 — SAVAGE CAVE, Cambron (Cambron, 1974): A-124 — SAVANNAH RIVER, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-5a — SMITHSONIA, Allen and Hulse (This Paper): A-136 — SOUTH PRONG CREEK, Lewis (This Paper): A-138 — STANFIELD. Cambron and Hulse (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-80 — STANLEY, Coe (Coe, 1959): A-79 — SUBLET FERRY, Cambron (This Paper): A-115 — SWAN LAKE, Cambron and Hulse (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-81 — TURKEY TAIL, Scully (Scully, 1951): A-82 — WADE, Hulse (Cambron and Hulse, 1960b): A-84 — WASHINGTON, Cambron (This Paper): A-13 — WASHITA, Bell (Bell, 1958): A-116 — WHEELER EXCURVATE, Cambron (Cambron, 1955a and 1957): A-85 — WHEELER RECURVATE, Cambron (Cambron, 1955a and 1957): A-86 — WHEELER TRIANGULAR, Cambron (Cambron, 1955a and 1957): A-87 — WHITE SPRINGS, Hulse (DeJarnette, Kurjack and Cambron, 1962): A-88
7. 7.PROVISIONAL POINT TYPES
8. 8.ALABAMA COUNTIES — DISTRIBUTION CHART
9. 9.GLOSSARY
10. 10.BIBLIOGRAPHY

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