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ARCHAEOLOGY IN MONTANA Inventory of Publications
A General Index of All Volumes (1958 to 2014)
This listing provides a general index of articles published in Archaeology in Montana over the years.
It also serves as a catalog of back issues, with the respective price of each volume for one edition.
Many are no longer available, particularly the early issues; these are listed as “NA”. All of these
journals are kept at the Bureau of Land Management’s Billings Curation Center in Billings, Montana.
Back issue requests may be mailed to the MAS post office box. We will send them to you as soon as
possible, but during the field season (roughly April – November) there may be delays. Thanks.
Volume 1, Number 1, 1958 ...................................................................................................... NA (Not Available)
The University‟s Role in Statewide Archeology, pp. 2-3.
D. C. Taylor
Petroglyphs at Porcupine Lookout, a Site in Rosebud County, pp. 3-5.
G. Eichhorn
Each to the Other, pp. 5-7.
W. A. Ritchie
Volume 1, Number 2, 1958 ................................................................................................................................ NA
The Yellowstone Park Survey, pp. 2-4.
J. J. Hoffman
A Proposed Site Form, pp. 4-5, 9-10.
L. K. Napton
The Numbering of Archeological Sites, pp. 5-8.
The Montana State University, Anthropology Staff
Volume 1, Number 3, 1958 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Projectile Points from the Surface near Great Falls, Montana, pp. 3-4.
M. Shumate
Blacktail Mountain Caves, pp. 5-7.
F. Niven
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Volume 1, Number 4, 1958 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Pottery in Montana, pp. 2-3.
A. B. Kehoe
Archaeological Dating Techniques, pp. 3-6.
D. C. Taylor
Camus Creek, p. 6.
D. and S. Jenni
Volume 2, Number 1, 1959 ................................................................................................................................ NA
A Ranger Basin Campsite, p.2.
D. and S. Jenni
A Ceramic Site on East Redwater Creek, pp. 2-4, 7.
D. C. Taylor
An Appraisal of Montana Archeology, pp. 5-7.
F. L. Niven
Volume 2, Number 2, 1959 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Archeological field Techniques, pp. 1, 19-20.
D. C. Taylor
A Brief Inventory of Specimens and Features of Montana Prehistory, pp. 2-18.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 2, Numbers 3 and 4, 1959 ..................................................................................................................... NA
A Riddle Solved or Gullible‟s Travels, pp. 2-3.
G. W. Arthur and D. C. Taylor
Intermountain Pottery on Yellowstone Lake, pp. 3-7.
J. J. Hoffman
The Owl Canyon Pictograph Site, pp. 7-11.
S. W. Conner
Montana‟s Earliest Hunters, pp. 11-14.
D. C. Taylor
Volume 3, Number 1, 1961 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Pictographs and Petroglyphs, pp. 1-13.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 3, Number 2, 1961 ................................................................................................................................ NA
A Short History of Montana Archaeology, pp. 1-12.
C. I. Malouf
Memoir 1, 1962 NA
Symposium on Buffalo Jumps. (62 pages)
C. I. Malouf and S. W. Conner
Volume 3, Number 3, 1962 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Seven Pictograph Sites in Southwestern Montana, pp. 1-19.
A. O. (Dede) Jasmann
Volume 3, Number 4, 1962 ............................................................................................................................ .. NA
Stone Piles, pp. 1-5
C. I. Malouf
Camp Misery Site, p.6.
D. and S. Jenni
Edward Adam, P.7.
C. I. Malouf
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Volume 4, Number 1, 1962 ................................................................................................................................ NA
The Bannock Trails of Yellowstone National Park, pp. 1-8.
A. L. Haines
The Old Indian Trail, pp. 9-11.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 4, Number 2, 1962 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
Publications on Montana archaeology, pp. 1-11.
S. W. Conner
Stone Mauls, pp. 11-13.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 4, Number 3, 1962 ................................................................................................................................ NA
History of Pictograph Cave Excavations, pp. 2-7.
D. Stockton
Notes on Indented Based Projectile Points Associated with Late Plains
Materials in South Central Montana, pp. 8-9.
G. W. Arthur
A Western Montana Mystery Object, pp. 9-12.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 4, Number 4, 1962 ......................................................................................................................... ..... NA
An Occupation Site near Stockett, Montana, pp. 1-2.
S. G. Konesky
Pestles, pp. 3-6.
C. I. Malouf
Some Surface finds near Great Falls, Montana, pp. 7-8.
M. Shumate
Camas Creek (24SA5), pp. 9-20.
D. Jenni
Volume 5, Number 1, 1962 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Road Signs Along an Abandoned Highway, pp. 1-2.
G. Skillman
More Notes on the Indented Base, Triangular Projectile Point, p.3.
R. Hindman
Pipes, pp. 4-10.
C. I. Malouf
A Selected and Annotated Bibliography on the Protection and Preservation
of archaeological Resources, pp. 11-20.
G. S. Nickerson
Those Stone Piles Again, p. 21.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 5, Number 2, 1963 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Battle Pits and War Lodges, pp. 1-11.
C. I. Malouf
Oscar T. Lewis, pp. 12-16.
B. Purcell
Sterile Burial on Red Mountain, pp. 17-18.
D. R. Jenni
Again, Those Stone Piles, pp. 19-20.
Part I: T. White
Part II: C. Malouf
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Volume 5, Number 3, 1963 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Petroglyphs (An Editorial), p.1.
C. I. Malouf
Some Archaeological Finds around Billings, Montana, pp. 2-4.
G. Lindley
Unusual Petroglyph Boulder, pp. 5-7.
M. Shumate
Pictographs near Perma, pp. 8-9.
P. Moncure
Folsom and Clovis Projectile Points Found in Southwestern Montana, pp. 10-18.
A. “Dede” Jasmann
The Richardson Farm Site, pp. 19-22.
G. W. Arthur
A Memorial (Carl Christopher Koetter and Ronald C. Jennewein), pp. 23-24.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 5, Number 4, 1964 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Stone knives in Montana, pp. 1-10.
L. Loendorf
The Archaeological report, pp. 11-12.
D. C. Taylor
The “Indian Post Office,” pp. 13-14.
C. I. Malouf
Carbon Dating and Other Technical Aids to archaeology, pp. 15-18.
D. Grey
Oscar O. Mueller, pp. 18-19.
C. I. Malouf
Prehistoric Giants, pp. 20-21.
C. I. Malouf
Bird Points ????, pp. 22-23.
F. L. Des Rosier
Memoir 2, 1965……… ............................................................................................................................. ...... NA
The Keaster Site (24PH401): A Stratified Bison Kill Occupation in the
Missouri Breaks Area of North Central Montana. (27 pages)
L. B. Davis and E. Stallcop
Volume 6, Number 1, 1965 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
The Summit Survey Summary, pp. 1-3.
L. Napton
Habitations and Habitation sites on the Yellowstone River, pp. 4-13.
F. A. Wierzbinski
Kutenai War Lodges, pp. 14-15.
F. L. Des Rosier
The Washington Archaeological Society, pp. 16-17.
C. G. Nelson
A Brief Report on the Excavation of 24EX1, pp. 18-23.
S. V. Lang
Volume 6, Number 2, 1965 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Relating Geo-Glaciological Formations to Archaeological Aspects in the
Northwest Plains, pp. 1-2.
C. Erdmann
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Preliminary Report on North-Central Montana Archaeology, pp. 3-10.
L. B. Davis
Archaeology on the Milk River as Seen from Alberta, pp. 11-13.
R. G. Forbis
The Bison Drive as Seen from Saskatchewan, pp. 14-16.
T. F. Kehoe
On the Naming of Horizons, p. 16.
C. Malouf
Ancient Surface Finds from the Missouri Valley near Cascade, Montana, pp. 17-19.
M. Shumate
The Francois-Finlay Post as an Illustration of an Indian-White Contact
Situation, pp. 20-23.
A. Kehoe
Panel Discussion: Northwestern Plains Archaeology, North-Central Montana,
pp. 25-33.
Edited by L. B. Davis
Volume 6, Number 3, 1965 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
Techniques of Dating in Archaeology, pp. 1-9.
C. Malouf
This Man MacHaffie, pp. 10-14.
C. Malouf
Perforators, p. 14.
C. Malouf
Memoir 3, 1966 ……………………………………………………………………………………………….NA
The Wahkpa Chu‟gn Site (24HL101): Late Hunters in the Milk River
Valley, Montana. (46 pages)
L. B. Davis and E. Stallcop
Volume 6, Number 4, 1966 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
Slate Knives or Scrapers, pp. 1-4.
C. Malouf
Applying the Ancient Craft of Knapping through Controlled Fracturing, pp. 5-21.
J. Healy
Robert Randolph Howard, pp. 22-23.
C. Malouf
Some Notes on Northwestern Plains Archaeology, pp. 24-25.
F. C. Krieg
Volume 7, Number 1, 1966 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Locating Archaeological Sites, pp. 1-5.
E. Stallcop
A Projectile Point from the Big Hole battlefield, pp. 5-6.
A. L. Haines
A Disappearing Montana Resource, pp. 7-8.
G. W. Arthur
The Russian Creek Wickiup Site, pp. 8-12.
S. Conner
Volume 7, Number 2, 1966 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Cultural Relations Between Two Plains, pp. 1-2.
E. H. Swanson, Jr.
Cooperative Obsidian Dating Research in the Northwestern Plains: A Status
Report, pp. 3-5.
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L. B. Davis
The Rigler Bluffs hearth Site: 24PA401, p.5.
A. L. Haines
The Distribution in North-Central Montana of Variant Basally Indented Projectile
Points of the McKean Tradition, pp. 6-9.
E. Stallcop
The Eagle Creek Site, 24PA301, p. 11-12.
G. W. Arthur
Volume 7, Number 3, 1966 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
Comments on Lewis‟ Exploration of the Marias River, pp. 1-9.
W. Fjosee
A Three Legged Stone Vessel from the Lower Yellowstone, pp. 10-12.
K. Feyhl
Volume 7, Number 4, 1966 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
The Lost River Burial (24HL403), pp. 1-14.
J. Brumley
Recollections of a Wickiup Site, p.15.
S. Conner
Sanitation Salvage Archaeology in Empty Gulch, pp. 16-17.
K. Feyhl
Volume 8, Number 1, 1967 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Historic Tribes and Archaeology, pp. 1-16.
C. Malouf
Some Facts and Much Conjecture Concerning the Sun River Medicine Wheel,
Teton County, Montana, pp. 17-23.
T. P. Newcomb
The Roberts Site, pp. 24-27.
R. B. Moe
Volume 8, Number 2, 1967 ................................................................................................................................ NA
The Carter Ferry Buffalo Kill, pp. 1-10.
M. Shumate
The Alluvial Sequence in Southwestern Alberta: New Evidence for Post-Glacial
Climatic Change, pp. 11-13.
B. Reeves
Additional Pictograph Sites in Park County, Montana, pp. 14-15.
L. Lahren
Volume 8, Number 3, 1967 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Pictorial Sketch of Pictograph Cave, pp. 1-15.
S. Conner
The Whetstone Ridge site, pp. 15-24.
G. Arthur
Volume 8, Number 4, 1967 ................................................................................................................................ NA
The Material Culture of the Kutenai, pp. 1-11.
R. P. Tro
The Taft Hill Buffalo Jump, pp. 12-34.
M. Shumate
Volume 9, Number 1, 1968 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Split Rock: A Probable fortification Site, pp. 1-10.
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S. W. Conner and K. J. Feyhl
The Lost Horse and Elbow Lake Occupation Sites, pp. 11-16.
R. P. and L. C. Tro
Laboratory Artifact photography, pp. 17-23.
D. Dodge
Volume 9, Number 2, 1968 ............................................................................................................................ . NA
The Evans Wickiup Site, pp. 1-11, 15-17.
D. Joyes
The Northwest Gun from the Evans Site, pp. 11-15.
D. Grey
A Preliminary Report on the Myers-Hindman Site, pp. 18-22.
L. Lahren
Volume 9, Number 3, 1968 ................................................................................................................................ NA
The Shosonean Migrations Northward, pp. 1-19.
C. I. Malouf
The Devil‟s Eyebrow Site: A Preliminary Report, pp. 20-22.
R. P. and L. C. Tro
Volume 9, Number 4, 1968 ................................................................................................................................ NA
Archeology of the lower Bighorn Canyon, Montana, pp. 1-108.
L. A. Brown
Volume 10, Numbers 1 and 2, 1969 ............................................................................................................... . NA
Slim Buttes Lodge, pp. 1-14.
S. W. Conner and S. D. Halverson
Vision Quest Sites and Structures, pp. 14-20.
D. E. Fredlund
Pryor Mountain Archaeology, pp. 21-52.
L. L. Loendorf
Volume 10, Number 3, 1969 .............................................................................................................................. NA
Antiquity in North Central Montana, pp. 1-11.
A. Brekke
Lookout Cave (24PH402), a Preliminary Report on Surface Materials, pp. 13-33.
C. Barnier
A Summary of Known Archaeological Sites in North Central Montana, pp. 35-44.
E. Stallcop and P. English
Petroglyph Boulders in Phillips County, Montana, pp. 45-65.
J. Hoy
Aluminum Foil as a Recording Technique of Incised Rock Art, pp. 67-88.
B. Williams
Volume 10, Number 4, 1969 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
The Conical Timbered Lodge on the Northwestern Plains: Historical,
Ethnological and Archaeological Evidence, pp. 1-49.
A. S. Kidwell, Jr.
An Early Man Site Near Malta, Montana, pp. 50-59.
J. Hoy
A Carved Stone Whale (?) from North Central Montana, pp. 60-63.
J. Hoy
Volume 11, Number 1, 1970 .............................................................................................................................. NA
Butchering Under Primitive Conditions: An Example from Honduras, pp. 1-6.
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D. Joyes
Artifacts in Myth, Legend, and Literature, pp. 7-11.
E. A. Stallcop
Alkali Creek Rock Cairn, pp. 13-16.
J. Hoy
Prehistoric Patterns of Campsite Selection in the Pryor Mountains, Montana, pp. 17-44.
L. L. Loendorf
Montana Projectile Point Types: Avonlea, pp. 45-57.
A. M. Johnson
Burial According to Transportation Status, pp. 59-61.
W. E. Fraser
Comments on „A Carved Stone Whale (?) from North Central Montana,‟ by
Judy Hou, p. 61.
J. S. Sigstad
Noteworthy Current Legislation—Archaeology, pp. 61-64.
F. W. Sharrock
Volume 11, Numbers 2 and 3, 1970 ................................................................................................................... NA
Aboriginal Patterns of Trade Between the Columbia Basin and the Northern
Plains, pp. V-96.
G. Griswold
Volume 11, Number 4, 1970 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Northeastern Montana Archaeology, pp. 1-14.
D. C. Joyes and T. Jerde
Archaeological Survey of the Forks of the Flathead River: A Preliminary
Report, pp. 15-29.
D. E. and L. Fredlund
A Petroglyph Site in Yellowstone County (24YL610), pp. 31-37.
A. E. Francis
Three Buttes Bison Kill (24BL104), pp. 39-54.
A. Brekke
Montana Projectile Point Types: Besant, pp. 55-70.
A. M. Johnson
An Extension of Avonlea Distribution, pp. 71-72.
D. E. Fredlund
Volume 12, Number 1, 1971 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Protohistoric Mandan or Hidatsa Bundle, pp. 1-10.
W. R. Wood
Preliminary Report on Area A, Wahkpa Chu‟gn Site (24HL101): Results of
the 1970 Field Season, pp. 11-39.
J. Brumley
Volume 12, Numbers 2 and 3, 1971 ............................................................................................................... . NA
Archaeological Survey of the Three Forks of the Flathead River, Montana,
pp. v-58.
D. E. and L. B. Fredlund
Volume 12, Number 4, 1971 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Archaeological Survey of the National Bison Range and Other Portions of
the Lower Flathead Basin, Montana, pp. v-47.
C. D. Barnier
Volume 13, Number 1, 1972 .......................................................................................................................... .$3.00
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Crystal Spring Indian Campsite, pp. 1-19.
J. A. Spencer
Archaeological Survey of the Grave Creek Trail, pp. 21-32.
J. Mathews and A. Frost
Surface Collection from the Archie Johnson Site (24CA1004), pp. 33-39.
M. Shumate
Volume 13, Number 2, 1972 .......................................................................................................................... .$3.00
The Stark-Lewis Site, 24GV401, pp. v-55.
K. J. Feyhl
Volume 13, Numbers 3 and 4, 1972 ............................................................................................................... .$5.00
Montana Archaeology: A Bibliography, pp. v-158.
A. M. Johnson
Volume 14, Number 1, 1973 .......................................................................................................................... .$4.00
Quantitative Methods in the Analysis of Butchered Faunal Remains: A
Suggested Approach, pp. 1-40.
J. Brumley
A Buffalo Head Effigy from Montana, pp. 41-46.
G. Pallister
Beaver Creek Park Site (24HL411): An Exercise in Salvage Archaeology, pp. 47-54.
E. Stallcop
New Antiquities Protective Legislation for Montana, pp. 55-59.
L. B. Davis
Volume 14, Number 2, 1973 .......................................................................................................................... .$4.00
Linear Mounds in the Northeastern Plains, pp. 1-19.
S. A. Chomko and W. R. Wood
Fort McKenzie (1832-1843): Historic Salvage Archaeology, pp. 20-43.
M. Shumate
The Montana Statewide Archaeological Data Retrieval System (MADS), pp. 44-48.
T. A. Foor
The Shippee Canyon Site, pp. 49-85.
D. C. Joyes
Volume 14, Number 3, 1973 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Six Bison Kill Sites in Phillips County, Montana, pp. 1-34.
J. Hoy
High Butte, 32ME13: A Missouri Valley Woodland-Besant Site, pp. 35-83.
W. R. Wood and A. M. Johnson
Volume 15, Number 1, 1974 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
A Butchering Experiment with Flaked Obsidian Tools, pp. 1-10.
W. J. Elliott and R. Anderson
Drifting Down the Yellowstone River with Captain William Clark, 1806: A
Pictographic Record of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, pp. 11-21.
J. L. Cramer
Observations on Ray Material Selection in Sheridan County, Montana, pp. 22-29.
A. M. Johnson and D. C. Roper
Recording Rock Art, pp. 30-38
L. Fredlund
Volume 15, Number 2, 1974 .......................................................................................................................... .$4.00
The Fox Burial Site (24HL413) near Havre, Montana, pp. 1-26.
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L. M. Brumley
Two Cribbed Log Structure Sites, pp. 27-34.
R. B. Moe
The Montana Statewide Archaeological Retrieval system (MADS) II, pp. 35-51.
T. Foor
Edge-Ground Cobbles: A Discussion, pp. 52-73.
J. I. Darroch
Volume 15, Number 3, 1974 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Report on a Test Excavation at the DesRosier Site, pp. 1-21.
J. H. Brumley
Emil‟s Lodge, pp. 23-29.
S. W. Conner
Camp Cooke (1866-1870): Historic Site Salvage Archaeology, pp. 41-46.
M. Shumate
Rapid Method for Recording Stone Circles, pp. 47-54.
M. B. Smith
Atlatl Weights from the Missouri Valley in West-Central Montana, pp. 55-58.
M. Shumate
Montana archaeological Bibliography: 1972-1974, pp. 79-90.
A. M. Johnson
Volume 16, Number 1, 1975 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Missouri River Headwaters Archaeology, pp. 1-42.
C. I. Malouf
Hoofprint Boulder (24RV1026), pp. 43-47
A. M. Johnson
The Montana Statewide Archaeological Data Retrieval System (MADS): III, pp. 49-60.
T. Foor
Volume 16, Numbers 3, 1975 .......................................................................................................................... NA
Comprehensive Stone Circle Site Mapping, pp. 1-12.
S. Aaberg
Archaeological and Historical Values in the Calamity Jane Reservoir Locality,
Yellowstone and Stillwater Counties, Montana, pp. 13-62.
L. B. Davis
A Pottery Vessel from the Pouliot Site (24GL1002), pp. 63-71.
A. M. Johnson
The Drake Site (24YL51): A Prehistoric Fall-Rock Shelter in the Yellowstone
Valley, pp. 73-89.
S. Aaberg
Popularizing Montana Archaeology: The Museum and field Exhibit Approach,
pp. 99-104.
E. Stallcop
Radiocarbon Dates from the Wahkpa Chu‟gn Site, pp. 105-116.
J. H. Brumley
Early Cultures at the Coleman Ridge Site near Cascade, Montana, pp. 117-120.
M. Shumate
A Hydration Dated Obsidian Corner-Tang Knife, East Gallatin Valley, Montana,
pp. 121-135.
L. B. Davis
Archaeological Activities in Montana, 1975 Field Season, pp. 137-145.
Volume 17, Numbers 1 and 2, 1976 .............................................................................................................. .$6.00
Proposed Revisions of Montana‟s State Antiquities Act of 1974, pp. 3-9.
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L. B. Davis
Two Former Besant Pounds Along the Sun river, pp. 11-31.
M. Shumate
In the Lap of the Gods: Archaeology and Ethnohistory in the Big Horn Mountains,
Wyoming, pp. 33-34.
M. Wilson
The Dodge Site (24RB1225): A McKean Phase Lithic „Cache‟ in the Tongue River Valley
L. B. Davis, , pp. 35-51.
A Study of Projectile Point Typology at the Stott Site (D1Ma-1) and Some
Observations on Basal Attrition, pp. 53-81.
B. A. Nicholson
Comment on „Radiocarbon dates from the Wahkpa Chu‟gn Site‟ by John Brumley,
pp. 83-95.
L. B. Davis
The Commissary Ridge Bison Kill (24CB863), pp. 97-104.
L. L. Loendorf and K. N. Good
Cultural Resources and Energy Development in the West, pp. 109-111.
R. A. Murray
Volume 17, Number 3, 1976 ........................................................................................................................... NA
Dale Ranch Tree Burial and Rock Art Sites in Golden Valley County, pp. 1-5.
M. Shumate
Benjamin Hill Petroglyphs, pp. 7-13.
L. Fredlund
Pictograph Cave: An Early Photograph, pp. 15-17.
S. W. Conner
A Hoof, Hand and Footprint Petroglyph Boulder Recovery from Valley County,
pp. 19-27.
J. I Darroch
Four Petroglyph Sites in Southeastern Montana, pp. 29-42.
A. M. Johnson
Some Archaeological field Activities in Montana, 1976 Season, pp. 43-50.
Volume 18, Number 1, 1977 .......................................................................................................................... .$6.00
An Aboriginal Burial Site Near Kalispell, pp. 1-26.
B. J. Hogan
Woodland and Besant in the Northern Plains: A Perspective, pp. 27-41.
A. M. Johnson
Fort McKenzie: A Study in Applied Historical and Archaeological Methods, pp. 43-52.
G. C. Wood
Volume 18, Numbers 2 and 3, 1977 ............................................................................................................... .$6.00
Timber Shelters of the Crow Indians, pp. 1-18.
F. W. Voget
Fortification Sites in the Big Horn Canyon Area, pp. 19-39.
L. L. Loendorf and K. N. Good
The Carrot Camp Fortification Site (24BH664), pp. 41-48.
S. W. Conner, L. B. Davis, and J. Medicine Crow
Some Archaeological Field Activities in Montana, 1977 Season, pp. 51-63.
Volume 19, Numbers 1 and 2, 1978 ............................................................................................................... . NA
Evans: A Multi-Component Site in Northwestern North Dakota, pp. 1-39.
F. Schneider and J. Kinney
Regional Sampling in Central Montana, pp. 41-57.
D. N. Siegel
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Tiber Reservoir, Montana: 1974 Archaeological Survey, pp. 59-129.
T. E. Roll
A Compound Arrow from Carbon County, Montana, pp. 131-136.
J. L. Cramer
Volume 19, Number 3, 1978 .......................................................................................................................... .$6.00
Wortham Shelter: An Avonlea Site in the Bighorn River Canyon, Wyoming,
Some Archaeological Activities in Montana, 1978 Field Season, pp. 105-111.
Volume 20, Number 1, 1979 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Late Prehistoric Period bison Procurement on the Milk River in North-Central
Montana, pp. v-241.
J. D. Keyser
Volume 20, Number 2, 1979 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Pottery Manufacture Analysis: Experimental Assessment of Technological
Continuity in the Altamont Region, pp. 1-78.
A. Simon
Additional Archaeological Assessment of the Fisher River Site (24LN10),
Northwestern Montana, pp. 79-106.
T. E. Roll
This Man—William Thomas Mulloy, 1917-1978, pp. 107-120.
C. I. Malouf
Volume 20, Number 3, 1979 .............................................................................................................................. NA
Symposium on the Crow-Hidatsa Separations
Introduction to the Symposium, pp. 1-2.
S. W. Conner
The Crow Indian Occupation of the High Plains: The Archaeological
Evidence, pp. 3-15.
G. C. Frison
The Problem of Crow Pottery, pp. 17-29.
A. M. Johnson
Tenting on the Plains: Archaeological Inferences about the Awatixa Hidatsa-
Mountain Crow Schism from the Missouri river Trench, pp. 31-41.
J. F. Taylor
„Crow‟ Pottery as Seen from Alberta, pp. 43-48.
R. G. Forbis
The Ceramics from Ludlow Cave, Harding County, South Dakota, pp. 49-62.
L. M. Alex
The Crow Migration Story, pp. 63-72.
J. Medicine Crow
Ethnohistoric Problems in the Crow-Hidatsa Separation, pp. 73-85.
J. R. Hanson
The Bearing of Ethnohistoric Data on the Crow-Hidatsa Separation(s), pp. 87-111.
C. A. Heidenreich
Glottochronology and the Separation of the Crow and Hidatsa, pp. 113-125.
G. H. Matthews
Some Archaeological Field Activities in Montana, 1979 Season, pp. 127-142.
Volume 21, Number 1, 1980 .............................................................................................................................. NA
Tool Grooves, A Challenge, pp. 1-31.
K. J. Feyhl
Excavations at the Graybeal Site, 1979: A Preliminary Report, pp. 33-44.
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P. R. Flint
The George Drouillard Maps of 1808, pp. 45-53.
J. R. Hanson
The Bandit Site (48BH460), pp. 55-78.
L. L. Loendorf
Volume 21, Number 2, 1980 .......................................................................................................................... .$6.00
Historic Period Indicators in the Rock Art of the Yellowstone, pp. 1-13.
S. W. Conner
Stone Rings: An Analysis of Selected Assemblages From the Northern Montana Plains
S.A. Scott, pp. 15-24.
Reply to Johnson‟s „The Problem of Crow Pottery,‟ pp. 25-28.
J. D. Keyser
Montana Archaeology Bibliography Update: 1975-1979, pp. 29-38.
A. M. Johnson
Book Review: Mammalian Osteology, pp. 39-41.
K. Deaver
Some Archaeological Field Activities in Montana, 1970 Field Season, pp. 43-61.
Volume 21, Number 3, 1980 .............................................................................................................................. NA
Trails, Trails and More Trails: Another Historic Preservation Challenge
On the Trail of the Indian, pp. 1-9.
C. I. Malouf
The Bad Pass Trail, pp. 11-101
L. L. Loendorf and J. L. Brownell
The East Bearspaw Slope Aboriginal Trail, pp. 103-115.
L. B. Davis, R. E. Carroll, and J. R. Ryan
The Lolo Trail: A Significant Travel Route Across the Bitterroots, pp. 117-128.
C. M. McLeod
The Kootenai Falls Portage Trail, pp. 129-147.
C. M. Davis and E. L. Vinson
In Quest of „The Old Cherry Creek Indian Trail,‟ pp. 149-177.
L. B. Davis
Shifting Wheel Tracks: „Bozeman Trail‟ Variants in the Wyoming/Montana Border
Country, pp. 179-191.
R. A. Murray
The Road to Tongue River, pp. 193-204.
W. B. Vincent
The Vigilante Trail, pp. 205-215.
M. G. Burlingame
Tracing Historical Trails: A Question of Approach, pp. 217-228.
A. S. Newell
Special Issue No. 1, 1980 (125 pp.) (same as Vol. 20, No. 3, 1979) ................................................................ NA
Volume 22, Number 1, 1981 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Ceramics and Cultural Affiliation at the Goheen Site, 24WX30, pp. 1-22.
D. Fraley and A. M. Johnson
The Ayers-Frazier Bison Trap (24PE30): A Late Middle Period Bison kill on the
Lower Yellowstone River, pp. 23-77.
G. R. Clark and m. Wilson
Volume 22, Number 2, 1981 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Identifying Intrasite Assemblage Variability from Two Lithic Scatters in the
Upper Tongue River Valley, pp. 1-11.
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T. R. Lincoln
Rock Alignments, pp. 13-20.
C. I. Malouf
Eight Paleo-Indian Site Locations in Northeastern Montana, pp. 21-38.
T. R. Jerde
Archaeological Investigations in the Deep Creek-French Creek Locality, Deer
Lodge County, Montana, pp. 39-87.
M. B. Smith
A Reexamination of Tipi ring Size-Age Relationship, pp. 89-95.
T. E. Roll
Volume 22, Number 3, 1981 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
The Saxon Site: Questions of Race and Culture, pp. 1-25.
D. C. Joyes
Prehistoric Lifeways in the Tongue River Valley, pp. 27-74.
S. T. Greiser
Some Notes on Pictographs From the Jefferson River Headwaters, pp. 75-82.
J. F. Werner
Book Review: Bootlegger Trail Site: A Spring Bison Kill, pp. 83-85.
T. F. Kehoe
Some Archaeological Field Activities in Montana, 1981 Field Season, pp. 87-105.
Special Issue Number 2, 1981 (228 pages) (same as Vol. 21, No. 3, 1980). ..................................................... NA
Volume 23, Number 1, 1982 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Extended Coalescent Pottery at the Horse Butte Site, West-Central Montana,
pp. 1-9.
A. J. Johnson
The American Indian Religious Freedoms Act (ARFA) and Montana Archaeology,
pp. 11-17.
S. Deaver
Geological Sources of Archaeological Obsidian in the Flint Creek Valley Area,
Northern Rocky Mountain Region, pp. 19-26.
P. R. Flint and R. L. Sappington
Eagle Shelter, Bighorn County, Wyoming: Preliminary Report, pp. 27-42.
S. A. Chomko
The Highwalker Site: Late Prehistoric Period Hunters of the Powder River
Basin, pp. 43-97.
C. M. Davis and J. D. Keyser
Volume 23, Number 2, 1982 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Floodplain Archaeology at the Holmes Terrace Site (24FR62), Fergus County,
Montana, pp. 1-151.
L. B. Davis, S. A. Aaberg, M. Wilson, and R. Ottersberg
Volume 23, Number 3, 1982 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
The Archaeology of Post-Glacial Lake Great Falls, pp. 1-39.
M. Shumate
Inundated Prehistoric Occupation Sites Along Canyon Ferry Lake, pp. 41-84.
L. B. Davis and T. Helmick
Archaeology of the Crow Indian Vision Quest, pp. 85-127.
S. W. Conner
Some Archaeological Field Activities in Montana, 1982 Field Season, pp. 129-143.
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Special Issue Number 3, 1982 (31 pages)......................................................................................................... .Free
Montana Archaeology and Radiocarbon Chronology: 1962-1981.
L. B. Davis
Volume 24, Number 1, 1983 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
The Kenney Site: A Stratified Campsite in Southwestern Alberta, pp. 1-135.
B. O. K. Reeves
Volume 24, Number 2, 1983 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Besant Projectile Points From the Antonsen Site (24GA660), Gallatin County,
Montana: Within-Sample Variance, pp. 1-57.
C. D. Zeier
Archaeological Investigations at the Cremer Site (24SW264), pp. 59-91.
G. Nowatzyk
A New Petroglyph Site in Yellowstone County, pp. 93-106.
S. K. MacKinnon and T. H. Lewis
A Rock Art Bibliography for the Northwestern Plains and Vicinity, pp. 107-142.
L. Sundstrom
A Technique for the Rapid Testing of Carbon Bearing Archaeological Features,
pp. 143-151.
G. R. Clark, D. Fraley, B. J. Earle, S. Bupp, R. Baker, and G. Eaton
Report Review; Archaeological Investigations in the Avon Valley by Lewis Kyle
Napton, pp. 153-155
D. A. Melton
Volume 24, Number 3, 1983 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
An Overview of the Archaeology and Prehistory of the Lewistown BLM
District, Montana.
G. A. Ruebelmann
Volume 25, Number 1, 1984 ............................................................................................................................. NA
Overby‟s Headless Burial (24SH615), pp. 1-16.
D. C. Joyes, P. McCallum, and T. Jerde
Surface Finds from Missouri Valley Blowouts Between Tunis and Loman,
Montana, pp. 25-30.
M. Shumate
High-Technology Core Manufacture at Eagle Creek Site (24PA301), Park County,
Wyoming, pp. 25-30.
J. L. Cramer
Cody Complex Artifacts in the Townsend Basin, pp. 31-34.
T. C. Helmick
Projectile Point Chronologies of Southwestern Montana, pp. 35-52.
S. T. Greiser
This Man—Roy M. Austin, pp. 53-58.
C. I. Malouf
Book Review: Sibald Creek: 11,000 Years of Human Use of the Alberta Foothills, by
Eugene M. Gryba, pp. 59-61.
D. C. Joyes
Volume 25, Numbers 2 and 3, 1984 ............................................................................................................... .$7.00
Lightening Spring: 4,000 Years of Pine Parkland Prehistory, pp. 1-64.
J. D. Keyser and C. M. Davis
Archeological Investigations at the Ellison‟s Rock Site, pp. 65-122.
D. P. Herbort and G. Munson
The Petroglyphs of Ellison‟s Rock, pp. 123-145.
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S. W. Conner
Some Archaeological Field Projects in Montana: Summer of 1984, pp. 147-151.
Volume 26, Number 1, 1985 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
The Pelican Lake Phase in the Crowsnest Pass: A Locational Analysis, pp. 1-35.
P. G. Duke
The Distribution and Procurement of Lithic Raw Materials of Coal Burn Origin in
Eastern Montana, pp. 37-43.
G. R. Clark
Bone Gaming Pieces, Ethnic Identity and Trade; An Example from Fort Union
Trading Post, North Dakota, pp. 44-51.
W. J. Hunt, Jr.
County Line (24MO197): A Warex/Avonlea Phase Site on the Blackfoot River near
its Confluence with the Clearwater River, Missoula County, Montana, pp. 52-71.
S. A. Aaberg
Volume 26, Number 2, 1985 .......................................................................................................................... .$7.00
Introduction to the Symposium, pp. 1-4.
K. Lippincott
Three Lithic Material Caches from Southeastern Montana: Their Implications for
Cultural Adaptation and Interaction on the Northwestern Plains, pp. 5-42.
G. R. Clark and D. Fraley
The Wind River Canyon Burial and Cache: 48HO10, pp. 43-52.
G. C. Frison and Z. Van Norman
The Rattlesnake Ridge Burial/Biface Cache Site, 48WE487, in East Central
Wyoming, pp. 53-61.
K. Lippincott
The Lower 30 Cache: A Preliminary Description and Lithic Analysis, pp. 62-72.
M. R. Beckes
Analysis of the Elk Creek Cache, pp. 73-82.
B. A. Eberhard
Variability and Meaning of Some Northern Plains Lithic Artifact Caches: An
Overview, pp. 83-86.
M. Kay
Some Field Activities, pp. 87-90.
Volume 27, Numbers 1 and 2, 1986 ............................................................................................................. .$18.00
Artifact Collections from Ten Sites at Canyon Ferry Reservoir, pp. 1-190.
S. T. Greiser
Volume 28, No. 1, 1987 ............................................................................................................................. .....$8.00
Two Crow (24PT229): A Ceramic Bearing Campsite in Petroleum County,
Central Montana, pp. 1-10.
S. Bass
Preliminary Archeological and Geological Analyses at the Antelope Quarry
Site 32MZ330 McKenzie County, North Dakota, pp. 11-26.
M. R. Beckes, T. Jorstad, T. L. Burger, T. East, and J. Donahue
The Powers-Yonkee Bison Trap: A New Look At An Old (Or Not So Old) Site,
pp. 27-37.
R. J. Bump
Lock Hardware During the Historic Fur Trade Period: An Example From Fort
Union Trading Post National Historic Site, pp. 38-54.
S. L. DeVore
Prehistoric Pottery in the Upper Yellowstone Valley Area, pp. 55-68.
T. Jerde
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Atlatl Weights from Intermountain Locales in Montana, pp. 69-71.
T. S. Sims
Notes on Aboriginal Structures of protohistoric or Historic Age in the Big Horn
Mountains of Wyoming, pp. 72-81.
C. J. Zier
A Steatite Pendant—A Unique Artifact, p. 82.
L. A. Kingsbury
Volume 28, Number 2, 1987 .......................................................................................................................... . NA
Northwestern Plains Rock Art: Pattern or Puzzle?, pp. 1-2.
J. D. Keyser
Vertical Series Rock Art and Its Relation to Protohistoric Plains Indian
Symbolism, pp. 3-17.
L. Sundstrom
Three Rock Art Sites on the Middle Fork of the Powder River, Wyoming, pp. 18-24.
L. Loendorf and J. Francis
Tribal Identification of Wyoming Rock Art: Some Problematic Considerations,
pp. 25-43.
H. H. Schuster
A Graphic Example of Petroglyph Superimpositioning in the North Cave Hills,
pp. 44-56.
J. D. Keyser
The Dual Function of Rock Art on the Northern Plains, pp. 57-60.
A. Porsche and L. Loendorf
Chief Joseph Inscription, pp. 61-63.
K. J. Feyhl
Volume 29, Number 1, 1988 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Glacial Till: The Ubiquitous Quarry, pp. 1-6.
S. Deaver
Excavation of Site 24LN761: A Single-Event Lithic Reduction Site, pp. 7-21.
T. Light
Rediscovering the Coble Industry: A Case Study of the Northern Plains, pp. 23-79.
D. P. Herbort
Volume 29, No. 2, 1988 .................................................................................................................................. NA
Carling Malouf: Personal Recollections, pp. 1-4.
D. C. Taylor
The Ethnology of Carling Malouf, pp. 5-10.
K. M. Weist
Rock Art Chronology and the Valley of the Shields Site (24CB1094) in Carbon
County, Montana, pp. 11-24.
L. L. Loendorf
Blacktail Cave, Montana: Archaeological Excavations in the Alcove Locality,
pp. 25-46.
L. K. Napton
Fossils, Folly and Fantasy; Incidents at Point-of-Rocks Cave, pp. 47-96.
L. B. Davis and A. M. Johnson
The Cremation of Two Early Historic Timbered Structures in the Bull Mountains,
pp. 97-116.
A. M. Johnson, K. J. Feyhl, S. W. Conner, and M. B. Bryant
Science, Security and Traditional Values: Impasse at the West Fork Rock Shelter
(24RA36), pp. 117-124.
C. M. McLeod
Late Prehistoric Period Projectile Point Classification from the Montana Rocky
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Mountains and Adjacent Plains, pp. 125-132.
T. A. Foor
The Ancient Origin, Evolution and Destiny of Streaking: A Whimsical Essay on
the Human Condition, pp. 133-137.
L. B. Davis
Volume 30, Numbers 1 and 2, 1989 ............................................................................................................. .$15.00
Cultural Succession at the Hoffer Site (24CH669) and Eagle Creek Confluence,
Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River, North-Central Montana High
Plains, pp. 1-183.
Compiled and edited by L. B. Davis
Contributions by S. A. Aaberg, S. W. Conner, J. W. Fisher, Jr., K. W.
Karsmizki, R. J. Ottersberg
Volume 31, Number 1, 1990 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Square Butte: A Multicomponent Campsite in Central Montana, pp. 1-6.
A. M. Johnson, Henry L. Armstrong
Investigations at the Palmer Chert Quarry, pp. 7-16.
D. P. Herbort
Investigations at Herdegen‟s Birdtail Butte Site (24BL1152), pp. 17-86.
Volume 31, Number 2, 1990 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
How Old is the Old North Trail?, pp. 1-18.
B. Reeves
Approaches to the Documentation, Interpretation and Evaluation of Low Density
Tipi Rings: A Case Study, pp. 19-38.
J. H. Brumley
A Possible Midland Point from Northeastern Montana, pp. 39-40.
D. C. Joyes
The Simanton Petroglyph Hill site 924PH2072): A Ceremonial Complex in
Northern Montana, pp. 41-50.
J. A. Park
Chronometric Dates from Eagle Shelter, Big Horn County, Wyoming, pp. 51-58.
S. A. Chomko
Sugarloaf Butte, pp. 59-79.
A. M. Johnson, P. A. Treat, and R. S. Thompson
Volume 32, Number 1, 1991 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Dee C. Taylor, p. 1.
T. A. Foor
Road King George: A Saga of Cycling Along Rosebud Creek in 1890s, pp. 3-7.
L. Fredlund
The Red Rock Springs Site (24BE1230): Surface Materials and Archaeological
Interpretations, pp. 9-29.
M. Keller
Salvage of Rock Art Panels at a Major Surface Mine: The Ellison‟s Rock
Petroglyph Site (24RB1019), pp. 31-34.
B. C. Waage and R. P. Bohman
Historic Archaeology in Montana: A Science Still in its Infancy, pp. 35=38.
M. Rossillon
Investigations at the Meissner Ranch Site (24HL188), pp. 39-54.
J. H. Brumley
Site 24CQ287, A Freshwater Mussel Shell Midden Near Great Falls, pp. 55-66.
S. A. Aaberg
The Diggers at Pictograph Cave, pp. 67-74.
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W. T. Vanaman
The Montana Archaeological society, From the Beginning, pp. 75-79
E. Vinson
Volume 32, Number 2, 1991 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Forest Fires as a Site Formation Process in the Rocky Mountains of
Northwestern Wyoming, pp. 1-14.
M. A. Connor and K. P. Cannon
Effects of Prairie Fire on Selected Artifact Classes, pp. 15-28.
P. R. Picha, S. A. Ahler, R. D. Sayler, and R. W. Seabloom
Ancient Grass Fires Detected by Thermoluminescence, pp. 29-32.
R. M. Rowlett
Post-Fire Identification of Nineteenth Century Wooden Structures, pp. 33-47.
A. M. Johnson, S. W. Conner, and K. J. Feyhl
Ceramic Thermoluminescence Response Effects After the La Mesa Forest
Fire, Bandelier National Monument, pp. 49-56.
R. M. Rowlett
“Burning Mountain Sides for Better Crops:” Aboriginal Landscape Burning
in British Columbia, pp. 57-73.
N. J. Turner
Identifying Traces of Natural and Humanly-Controlled Fire in the Archaeological
Record: The Role of Actualistic Studies, pp. 75-93.
R. v. Bellomo
Volume 33, Number 1, 1992 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Stuart W. Conner Receives Awards, pp. 1-3.
Native American Timber Structures of the Northwestern Plains, pp. 5-29.
C. T. Wenker
Blackfoot-Bridger Brigade Battle, 1838, pp. 31-37.
D. Tahija
Building Tools from Fort union Trading Post National Historic Site, North
Dakota, pp. 39-64.
S. L. DeVore
The Weighted Atlatl and Dart: A Deceptively Complicated Mechanical System,
pp. 65-77.
W. R. Perkins
Wildfire as a Part of Cultural Prehistory in Montana and the Implications for
Public Land Managers, pp. 79-90.
S. Morris
Volume 33, Number 2, 1992 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
A Late McKean Complex Occupation at 24RB1164, p. 1-15.
G. Munson
The Altithermal Period Side-Notched Tradition Reexamined: A Cultural
Ecological Approach, pp. 17-32.
D. Heffington
The Bull Mountain Wickiup and Dry-Laid Masonry Structures: A Tukudika
Complex?, pp. 33-59.
P. D. Pallister
Additional Pale-Indian Projectile Points from Northeast Montana, pp. 61-67.
T. Jerde
A Fluted Point from North Central Montana, pp. 69-70.
R. J. Bump
AMS 14 Carbon and CR Age Estimates for Two Montana Rock Art Sites,
pp. 71-83.
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L. L. Loendorf
Volume 34, Number 1, 1993 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
High Country Archaeology in the Bitterroot Mountains, pp. 1-6.
B. Munger
Forest Fires and Archaeological Sites: Observations Resulting from the 1988
Fire Season in Southeast Montana, pp. 7-16.
J. R. Wettstaed
A Description of the Benjamin Ranch site (24TL214) in North Central Montana,
pp. 17-32.
J. H. Brumley
Overview of Ten Excavated Rockshelters in Southeastern Montana, pp. 33-44.
G. Munson
Archaeological Investigations at the Long Site (24MC1002), pp. 45-58.
J. H. Brumley, T. Birnie, and R. Kallevig
Volume 34, Number 2, 1993 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Alder Complex Kitchens: Experimental Replication of Paleoindian Cooking
Facilities, pp. 1-66.
S. W. Armstrong
Volume 35, Number 1, 1994. ......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
The Seline Site 924DW250), A Late-Middle Period Bison Kill Near Glendive,
Montana, pp. 1-96.
T. E. Roll, S. A. Aaberg, and M. Bergstrom
Volume 35, Number 2, 1994 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Dinosaurian Bone Used as Fire Rock in Indian Hearths, South-Central Montana,
pp. 1-4.
W. D. Maxwell and J. Taylor
Coyote House: Prehistoric Butte Top Occupation in the Pine Parklands, pp. 5-57.
C. M. Davis, J. D. Keyser, and C. D. Craven
The Sweetgrass Hills: Cultural Landmarks on the Northwestern Plains, pp. 59-88.
D. Schwab
Volume 36, Number 1, 1995 .......................................................................................................................... .$8.00
Lightning Strikes Again: Excavation of Additional McKean Levels at the
Lightning Spring Site, 39HN204, pp. 1-32.
J. D. Keyser and J. R. Wettstaed
The Impact of the State Human Remains and Burial Site Protection Act on the
Practice of Archaeology in Montana, pp. 33-35.
R. R. Skelton
The Western Macrotradition Twenty-seven Years Later, pp. 37-92
W. M. Husted
Volume 36, Number 2, 1995 ........................................................................................................................... NA
Identification and Analysis of Mussels from 24CA287, Great Falls, Montana,
pp. 1-10.
K. Lippincott
A Prehistoric Necklace from Northeastern Montana, pp. 11-18.
D. C. Joyes
A Production Stage Grammar of Nollmeyer Potting Practices, pp. 10-44.
R. A. Krause
Some Preliminary Results from a Study on Living Space in Stone Rings, pp. 45-61.
S. J. Baldwin
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Canid Remains from the Powder River Supply Depot, Prairie County, Montana,
(24PE231), pp. 63-82.
D. N. Walker
Volume 37, Number 1, 1996 ........................................................................................................................ .$10.00
Test Excavations at Camp Cooke, Fergus County, Montana, pp. 1-39.
J. F. Taylor
Investigations of Foothill-Mountain Prehistory in the Northern Madison Range,
Southwestern Montana: The Flying D Ranch Archaeological Project, pp. 41-65.
M. F. Baumler, D. C. Schwab, S. A. Aaberg, W. P. Eckerly, and R. Faflak
Two Deadfall Timber Structures in the Bighorn Canyon National Recreation
Area, Montana, pp. 67-86.
L. Loendorf
Volume 37, Number 2, 1996 ........................................................................................................................ . NA
Depression-Era Archaeology in Montana, pp. 1-42.
D. Schwab, S. W. Conner, and A. Johnson
Central Montana Rock Art, pp. 43-56.
M. Greer and J. Greer
Stone Ring Macropatterns in Montana: The Dichotomy Between North and
South, pp. 57-66.
T. E. Roberts
Atlatl Weights Found in Montana: An Atlatlist‟s Perspective, pp. 67-78.
T. C. Helmick
Volume 38, Number 1,1997 ............................................................................................................................... NA
Cattleguard No. 3: Mitigation Excavations at the South Everson Creek Chert
Quarry/Workshop Site (24BE559), Southwestern Montana, pp. 1-66.
L. B. Davis, T. A. Foor, and D. L. Smith
Recognition of Certain Wooden Structures as Historic Features Associated with
Trapping, pp. 67-79.
R. Newton, S. Morris, and K. Keim
Volume 38, Number 2, 1997 ........................................................................................................................ . NA
A Meritorious Undertaking: The Montana State Highway Commission and
Pictograph Cave, 1938-1948, pp. 1-9.
J. Axline
Point, Uniface, and Ceramic Variability in the Besant Phase, pp. 11-29.
S. Deaver
In Search of Patterns: An Examination of Artifact Distribution Patterns Within
Completely Excavated Stone Rings at the Bees Nest Site in Central North Dakota,
pp. 39-53.
L. A. Peterson
Steatite: Some Sources and Aboriginal Utilization in Montana, pp. 55-83.
K. J. Feyhl
Book Review: Flintknapping: Making and Understanding Stone Tools, by John
C. Whittaker, pp. 85-86.
S. Platt
Volume 39, Number 1, 1998 ........................................................................................................................ .$10.00
The Housepit on Polecat Bench, pp. 1-20
Patrick Light
The Cove Creek Burial: An Avonlea Cremation in Southwestern Montana, pp. 21-28
Joseph L. Cramer
Solution to “R” Mystery Found, pp. 29-36
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Henry L. Armstrong
Following the Nez Perce in Idaho‟s Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, pp. 37-54
Michael H. Koeppen
Southwestern Montana Rock Art, pp. 55-64
Mavis Greer and John Greer
24PA459: A Lithic Resource and Open Camp in Southwest Montana‟s Paradise Valley,
pp. 65-89
Ken Dickerson
Volume 39, Number 2, 1998 ........................................................................................................................ . NA
Archaeological Investigations at the Quinn Creek Site
Patrick J. Rennie and Thomas S. Hughes, pp. 1-66
Site 24WL144: Just Another Roadside Assemblage?, pp. 67-76
Steve Platt
Volume 40, Number 1, 1999 ........................................................................................................................ .$10.00
Excavations in the Eagle's Nest, pp. 1-30
Dennis C. Joyes, Rebecca Kallevig, Doug Smith, Terri J. Wolfgram, and John W. Fisher, Jr.
The King Site Along the Eastern Margin of the Little Rocky Mountains, pp. 31-108
John H. Brumley and Patrick J. Rennie, pp 31-108
Volume 40, Number 2, 1999 ........................................................................................................................ .$10.00
A Tale of Five Cut Banks: Archaeological Excavations and Geoarchaeological Investigations on the Flying
D Ranch, Southwestern Montana, pp. 1-78
Mark Baumler and William Eckerle
The Max Sieber Cabin and the T-Rex Project, Garfield County, pp. 79-86.
Robert John Bump
Volume 41, Number 1, 2000 ........................................................................................................................ .$11.00
Burl Marlin Stephens: Entrees to Beaverhead County Archaeology, pp. 1-6
Leslie B. Davis, B.J. Earle, and Carl M. Davis
The Great Turtle Shield at Castle Garden, Wyoming, pp. 7-14
Tim Urbaniak and Lawrence Loendorf
Mystery Artifact of Bull Mountain: To Correct an Error, pp 15-18
Philip D. Pallister and Richard B. Berg
"The Deserted Camp" Revisited, an Archaeological Perspective, pp. 19-24
Robert John Bump
This Man- Thain White, pp. 25-30
Carling J. Malouf
The Hellgate Pictographs: Shamanism and Ritual in West-Central Montana, pp. 31-52
Sara Scott, Dr. James Keyser, and Dr. Johannes H. N. Loubser
The Billings Archaeological Society, pp. 53-58
Kenneth Feyhl
The Call of the Wild (Bunch): aka Brotherhood of the Busted Trowel, pp. 59-76
Kenneth Feyhl
A Problematical Artifact from Northeastern Hill County, pp. 77-80
Emmett A. Stallcop
Volume 41, Number 2, 2000………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Montana Archaeological Society Conservation 2001 Award to Bud Bisnett
Larry Lahren, pp. 1-4
Montana Archaeological Society 2001 Trowel and Pen Award to Emmett A. Stallcop
Les Davis, pp. 5-10
From Travois to Jet: The Narrative of Robert Mount
Emmett A. Stallcop, pp. 11-14
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Hellgate Pictographs Errata
Editor, pp. 15-16
Upon Closer Examination: Paleoindian Behavioral Inferences from a Folsom Feature Lithic Assemblage at
the Indian Creek Occupation Site, West-Central Montana Rockies
Mark F. Baumler and Leslie B. Davis, pp. 17-62
Fire-Making Tools at Pictograph and Ghost Shelters, Yellowstone County, Montana, in the Northwestern
Plains
Joseph L. Cramer, pp. 63
Red Whip's Fight
Emmett A. Stallcop and Robert Mount, pp. 63-72
Volume 42, Number 1, 2001…………………………………………… ........................ ….……………….$11.00
The History and Archaeology of Sophie Morigeau
Rebecca Timmons, Carol Ray, Matt Zweifil, Priscilla Wegars, Debra Olson and Lee Sappington, pp. 1-
54
The On-Going Odyssey of The Anzick Clovis Burial In Park County, Montana (24PA506): Part I
Larry A. Lahren, pp. 55-60
Richard Forbis Obituary
Leslie B. Davis, pp. 61-64
The Interpretative Value of Fire Cracked Rock
Patrick J. Rennie, pp. 65-90
A Hafted Lithic Knife from South Central Montana- Survival in Spite of the Odds
Joseph L. Cramer, pp. 91-94.
Volume 42, Number 2, 2001………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Assault on Basalt: The Cashman Quarry Site, Madison County, Southwestern Montana
Mark F. Baumler, Cora G. Helm, Steve Platt, Patrick Rennie, and Stan Wilmoth, pp. 1-26
The Billy Big Spring Site, Montana
Thomas F. Kehoe, pp. 27-40
Errata to “Depression-Era Archaeology in Montana
Walter F. Vanaman, pp. 41-44
The Falkirk Bison Kill, 32ML927
Lynelle A. Peterson, pp. 45-76
Volume 43, Number 1, 2002………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Vision Questing in Glacier National Park, Montana
John Dormarr, pp. 1-14.
Archaeological Investigations at Merle Site (24BH2634)
Gene Munson and David Ferguson, pp. 14-96.
Volume 43, Number 2, 2002………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Archaeological Investigations of the Plenty Coups Homestead Along a Fire Suppression Water Line
Lynelle Peterson, pp. 1-50.
Electrical Conductivity Survey at Chief Plenty Coups National Historical Landmark
Jennifer R. Bales, pp. 51-60.
Testing at Sites24PW1044 and 24PW718, Avon Valley, Montana
Derek Beery, T. Weber Greiser, and Matt Thomas, pp.61-88.
Volume 44, Number 1, 2003………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Cree Crossing (24PH3396): The Cultural and Paleoenvironmental Record
Stephen A. Aaberg, William P. Eckerle, and Kenneth P. Cannon, pp. 1-72.
Stuart W. Conner Receives Honorary Doctorate, pp. 73-72.
2003 Recognition for Leslie Davis, pp. 77-76.
Montana Archaeological Society 2002 Conservation Award to Anna and John Brumley, pp. 77-80.
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Volume 44, Number 2, 2003………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Updating the Powers-Yonkee Cultural
David Ferguson pp. 1-48.
Meriweather Lewis, George Lundlum, and William Irvine: Lead Isotope Analysis of an Artifact from
Travelers Rest National Historic Landmark, Lolo, Montana
Daniel S. Hall and Jamie R. Lockman, pp. 49-62.
Volume 45, Number 1, 2004………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Investigations at the Buckeye Site (24CB1266) in Southern Montana
Lynn M. Peterson, John Boughton and Edwin Hajic, pp. 1-82.
Revision and Re-evaluation of the Geologic Sources of Archaeological Obsidian in the Flint Creek Valley
Area, Montana
Patricia R. Flint-Lacey and Richard E. Hughes, pp. 83-90.
Volume 45, Number 2, 2004………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
The Dog Creek Site: Powell County, Montana
Patrick J. Rennie, pp. 1-40.
The Vivendi Site (24CA656): A Late Archaic Hunting Camp in Central Montana
Melisse R. P. Burns, William C. Prentiss, Thomas A. Foor, and Nathan B. Goodale, pp. 41-59.
The Moss Mansion Salvage Project: 2001
John Rogers, pp. 59-69.
Living Artifacts?
James R. Sims and Toni S. Sims, pp 69-78.
Volume 46, Number 1, 2005………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$11.00
Thunderstruck (24HL1078): A Late Prehistoric Bison Processing Site in Northern Montana
Susan E. Winzler, John Boughton, Edwin Hajic, Jacqueline Payette, Lynn Peterson,
Patrick Walker-Kuntz, and Sunday Walker Kuntz, pp 1-76.
Avon‟s Calling: An Evaluation of Lithic Artifacts from the Avon Site (24PW340).
Raven G. Carper, pp. 77-96.
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Rockart of the Ashland Ranger District, Custer National Forest
James D. Keyser, pp. 1-52.
Investigations into a Lime Kiln at Poplar, Montana
Marvin Keller, pp. 53-60.
The Wheat Bison Jump in Southwest Montana
Carl M. Davis, Terrence M. Godin, and Leslie B. Davis, pp. 61-88.
Volume 47, Number 1, 2006………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$12.00
Investigations at the Vestal Site (24FR760): An Avonlea Bison Processing Site
Jacqueline M Payette, Lynelle A. Peterson, and Edwin Hajic, pp 1-96.
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The Spiro Site (24CB1332): A Middle Plains Archaic Housepit Site
Sunday Walker-Kuntz, Edwin Hajic, Lynelle Peterson, pp. 1-56.
Bear Gulch and the Origins of Native Art
James D. Keyser, pp 57-76.
Volume 48, Number 1, 2007………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$12.00
Excavation of the Redding Rockshelter (24BH2884)
Gene Munson, pp. 1-62.
The Timber Island “Cache?” (39LT100): A Mystery of Lithic Material Import and Abandonment in the
Northern Plains
Patrick J Rennie and John Rittel, pp 563-796.
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Data Recovery Efforts at Site 24DL470, Deer Lodge County, Montana
Derek S. Berry, pp 1-18
Appendix A: Geoarchaeological Assessment of Site 24DL470, Deer Lodge County, Montana
William Eckerle, pp 19-32
More Montana Atlatl Weights
Troy C. Helmick, pp 33-43
After Avonlea: The Twitchel Site in Northwestern Montana Prehistory
Dennis C. Joyes, Tom Jerde, and Doug Smith, pp 44-71
Volume 49, Number 1, 2008………………………… ........................ …………………….……………….$12.00
Grady Ranch (24LC2013): A Newly Characterized Dacite Procrement Locality in West-Central Montana.
Patrick Rennie, Mark F. Baumler, Cora G. Helm, Richard E. Hughes, M Damon Murdo, Steve Platt,
and Stan Wilmoth, pp. 1-14.
Author‟s Preface to the Biolgraphical Art Articles
James D. Keyser and Timothy P. McCleary, pp. 15-18.
Northern Plains Bibliographic Rock Art: Ethnography Written on Stone
James D. Keyser and Mike Crowdrey, pp. 19-34.
Writing on the Wall: Crow Interpretation of the Joliet Rock Art Panels
Timothy P. McCleary, pp. 563-796.
Obsidian Use in the Lewis and Clark National Forest: Recognizing Patterns in the Archaeological Record
Richard E. Newton, Tammy L. Cherullo, and Leslie B. Davis, pp. 563-796.
Volume 49, Number 2, 2008……………………………………………………………………. NA
The Kalfell-Franks Site: Besant and Plains Woodland in Southeastern Montana
Gerald L. Clark, pp. 1-50
Hell Gap Occupation of Uplands in Lower Yellowstone Badland Country
Leslie B. Davis, John P. Albanese, and Matthew J. Root, pp. 51-85
Volume 50, Number 1, 2009 ……………………………………………………………………. $12.00
Data Recovery at the Mosbrucker Rings Site (32OL338), North Dakota
John O. Pouley, pp. 1-26
A Shoshoni Pipe In The Townsend Valley
Troy C. Helmick, pp. 27-32
Pots From The Hills: Prehistoric Ceramics From Northeastern Montana
Tom Jerde and Dennis C. Joyes, pp. 33-68
Les Davis Honored By Montana Archaeological Society PP.69
Montana Paleoindian Artifact Project: A Call for Data
David G. Anderson and Ruthann Knudson, pp. 71-78
A Photographic Comparison of David Thompson‟s Sketch of the Saleesh Mountains
Norman Jacobson, pp. 79-86
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Wolverine Heights: Precontact Archaeology of the Scapegoat Plateau
Leslie B. Davis, Matthew J. Root, Christopher L. Hill, Richard E. Hughes,
Linda S. Cummings, Kathryn Puseman, Richard E. Newton, Troy C. Helmick
And Stephen A. Aaberg, pp. 1-40
The Last Horse Raid of the Chippewa-Cree
Emmett Stallcop pp. 41-42
The History and Preservation of a Historic Inscription From Capital Rock National Natural Landmark
Timothy Urbaniak and Thomas Rust, pp. 43-52
A Historic Bear Trap in the Gallatin Range of Yellowstone Park
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Craig Whitman, pp. 53-58
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Bowman Spring Occupation Site, West-Central Montana Rockies
Leslie B. Davis, Michael C. Wilson, David C. Batten, Matthew J. Root, T. Weber Greiser, Ann M.
Johnson, Carl M. Davis, Daniel J. Smith, Stephen A. Aaberg, and Patricia A. Dean pp. 1-90
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Emmett Austin Stallcop: An Archaeobituary
Leslie B. Davis, pp. 1-8
The Yellowstone Bank Cache Site (24YE355): A Late Archaic Pelican Lake Occupation On The
Upper Yellowstone River, Montana
Douglas H. MacDonald, Lester Maas, and Jonathan Hardes, pp. 9-32
A Tribute T0 Troy C. Helmick: Recipient Of The 1999 MAS Conservation Award
Leslie B. Davis, pp. 33-36
An Archaeological Analysis of the E. S. Drader Cache
Patrick J. Rennie and Leslie B. Davis, pp. 37-58
An Obsidian Fluted Point That Isn‟t: A Cautionary Lesson
Leslie B. Davis, Matthew J. Root, and Troy C. Helmick, pp. 59-62
Hand-Stacked Rock Terraces of Sanders County, Montana
Christopher W. Merritt and C. Milo McLeod, pp. 63-87
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2010 Plains Anthropological Society
Distinguished Service Award to Dr. Leslie B. Davis, Pp 1-3
10th
Biennial Rocky Mountain Archaeological Conference, page 5
Dating The Blear Gulch and Atherton Canyon Rock Art Sites, Central Montana
James D. Keyser, John Greer, Carl Davis, Mavis Greer, Sara Scott, Marvin Rowe,
And George Poetschat, pp. 7-36
The McMaster Bone Fleshing Tool From Spokane Creek
Troy Helmick and Leslie B. Davis, pp. 37-45
Deformation of Archaeological Deposits inundated by Canyon Ferry Lake
Troy Helmick pp. 47-75
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GEOECOLOGY AND PRECONTACT ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE UPPER YELLOWSTONE RIVER
VALLEY AT CORWIN SPRINGS (24PA0195)
Leslie B. Davis, Stephen A. Aaberg, Patrick J. Rennie, John W. Fisher, Jr., Robert J. Ottersberg,
and Ann Johnson Pp 1-128
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DIGGERS: SHINING LIGHT ON A LONG-STANDING RIFT BETWEEN THE AVOCATIONAL
AND PROFESSIONAL ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMMUNITIES
Crystal B. Alegria Pp 3-5
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE MILK RIVERARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY
Emmett A. Stallcop, Leslie B. Davis, John Brumley, and Ann M. Johnson Pp 7-14
A STONE PLATE FROM NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA
John Brumley Pp 15-18
INDIAN ART ON STANDING TREES
Stuart W.Conner and Ann Johnson Pp 19-24
MISSISSIPIAN-STYLE MASKS IN MONTANA: AN HYPOTHESIS
Alice Beck Kehoe Pp 25-28
THE BATTLE AT BLACK BUTTE
Emmett A. Stallcop Pp 29-34
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A MAN NAMED LITTLEPINE
Emmett A. Stallcop Pp 35-38
SAMSAL RANCH PETROGLYPH BOULDER AND ADJACENT SITES IN TOOLE COUNTY
John Brumley and Ann Johnson Pp 39-50
UNUSUAL ROCK ART SITES IN WEST-CENTRAL MONTANA
CarlM. Davis and Sara A. Scott Pp 51-63
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS AT THE SURPRISE CREEK SITE
Patrick J. Rennie and John H. Brumley Pp 3-50
THE TWO EAGLES SITE (24CB2068): A TIPI ENCAMPMENT IN BIGHORN CANYON,
MONTANA
Judson Byrd Finley, Kelly Branam, Laura L. Scheiber, Chris Finley, and Hubert B. Two
Leggins Pp 51-88
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THE WAGNER MEDICINE WHEEL (24PH3659)
Patrick J. Rennie and The South Eastern Alberta Archaeology Society Pp 1-20
LITTLE FISH CREEK DACITE BIFACE CACHE, LOWER JEFFERSON RIVER VALLEY,
MONTANA
Matthew J. Root, Leslie B. Davis, Richard E. Hughes, and Patrick J. Rennie Pp 21-36
OLD FAITHFUL EMPLOYEE PUB SITE ARCHAEOLOGY
Emily Pritchard and Elaine Skinner Hale Pp 37-48
PRECONTACT ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE EAGLE BEND SITE, FLATHEAD RIVER VALLEY,
WESTERN MONTANA
Leslie B. Davis, James C. Miller, Ann M. Johnson, John W. Fisher, Jr., and Patrick J. Rennie
Pp 49-91
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CRAZY HORSE'S PETROGLYPH AT THE LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLEFIELD
James D. Keyser and Scott Burgan Pp 1-14
THE 1994 NORTHERN MONTANA ARCHAEOLOGY WORKSHOP
John H. Brumley and Patrick J. Rennie Pp 15-60
KENNETH J. FEHYL OBITUARY
Stuart W. Conner and Ann M. Johnson Pp 61-72
THE OTHER MEDICINE WHEELS OF BIGHORN MOUNTAIN
Keith R. Burich Pp 73-79
