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Archeology, Anthropology, Collecting Artifacts BOOKS
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Collecting &
Identifying Artifacts & Arrowheads |
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10th Edition! |
| BK3080 |
| Overstreet Identification Guide
to Indian Arrowheads |
| Robert M. Overstreet |
| $28.99 (full retail $30.00) |
Get the latest
TENTH EDITION!
This is the "Bible" of arrowheads, the big daddy, the book you want for
pricing and identification. ALSO, it makes a GREAT reference if
you're a flint knapper wanting to learn the authentic flaking patterns,
sizes, and more. WAY OVER 1,200 pages clear, precise photographs of
artifacts!
This is the larger format book. You will love it! Robert has
really, really out done himself this time! |
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Ellen Sue Turner & Thomas R. Hester
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Arrowheads
and Spear Points
of the Prehistoric Southeast
by Linda Crawford Culberson |
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Indian Axes &
Related Stone Artifacts
by Lar Hothem
A collectors identification and value guide.
Soft cover.
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North American
Indian Artifacts
by Lar Hothem
A collectors identification and value guide.
Soft cover, 493 pages.
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Indian Artifacts of
the Midwest, Book III
by Lar Hothem
A collectors identification and value guide.
Soft cover.
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Archeology Books |
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The Patterns That
Connect |
| Schuster & Carpenter |
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Social Symbolism in Ancient and
Tribal Art
If you enjoy primitive art, you will love this book!
Great detailed drawings and information telling the meanings of designs
used around the world by ancient peoples. This is a Limited Edition,
Hardcover book. |
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| BK3061 |
| The Richey Clovis Cache |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3062 |
| The Rim of the World |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3063 |
| The Sugarloaf Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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Prehistoric Native Americans in the Ozarks
By Don R. Dickson
(Your copy will be signed by Don)
Don Dickson is a highly respected archeologist living in the
Ozarks. He is responsible for excavating Calf Creek Cave, naming the
Calf Creek and Searcy points. While Don is a professional, he has
purposely written
this book so that the layman can easily understand it as well as
the professional archeologist. His illustrations and research are of impeccable
quality and detail. I doubt anyone knows these hills and mountains
better than Don.
| Prehistoric Native Americans in
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$35.00 |
| Soft cover |
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Chapters in this book are: |
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CHAPTER
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How archeologists have worked and
thought (1750-present) |
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CHAPTER TWO
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The earliest Americans (pre-Clovis,
Clovis, and possible contemporaries) |
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CHAPTER THREE
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Transitional Pleistocene, early
Holocene hunters and foragers (10,700-10,000BP) |
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CHAPTER FOUR
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Early Holocene (archaic) hunters
and foragers (10,000-7,500 BP) |
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CHAPTER FIVE
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Middle Holocene (archaic) hunters
and foragers (7,500-5,000 BP) |
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CHAPTER SIX
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Late Holocene (archaic) hunters and
foragers (5,000-2,500 BP) |
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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Late Holocene semi-sedentary
hunter/foragers/agriculturists (woodland peoples) (2,500-1,050 BP) |
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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Late Holocene semi-sedentary
hunter/foragers/agriculturists (Mississippi period) (1,050-350 BP) |
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Detailed Bibliography and table of figures included. |
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| BK3067 |
| Two Early Historic Iroquoian
Sites in Western New York |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3068 |
| The Dutchess Quarry Caves |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3059 |
| Adams: The Manufacturing of
Flaked Stone Tools at a PaleoIndian Site in Western Kentucky |
| by Thomas Nolan Sanders |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3018 |
| Prehistoric Lithic Site at Dover,
Tennessee |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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The Spiro Mound: A
Photo Essay
by Larry & Christopher
Merriman
with photographs from the collection of Dr. Robert
E. Bell
Signed by the authors, this is the most beautiful and amazing book
you can add to your library this year! Hard cover, it is a
history of the Spiro Mound, complete with hundreds of pictures of the finds and story in the Spiro Mound.
Loaded with very detailed information and history (and prehistory.)
Absolutely a class act, hard cover and over 400 pages ~ a must have!
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| Guide to the Palaeo-American
Artifacts of North America |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3005 |
| The Lamb Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| Atlas of the North American
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Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3041 |
| Native American Encyclopedia |
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Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3063 |
| The Sugarloaf Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3063 |
| The Sugarloaf Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3063 |
| The Sugarloaf Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| BK3063 |
| The Sugarloaf Site |
by Richard Michael Gramly
Illustrations by Val Waldorf |
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$21.99 |
Soft cover, 00 pages.
Descrption here. |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Using
stars to navigate the vast plains, the nomadic peoples of the West were
among the most inventive of all Native Americans. At one time these
landscapes were home to both warrior nations and peaceful villages.
Climb to the top of the Bighorn Range to the ancient Medicine Wheel: a
ceremonial site and observatory.
Trade was vital and because so many languages were spoken, sign language
was inventr4ed. Rare sea shells were used as wampum: Indian money.
Smoke signals warned of danger and spread news over the vast, treeless
plains.
Journey back in time to the days before the coming of the
first Europeans and the horse that brought with them. Return,
as the Blackfoot say, to the dog days of ANCIENT AMERICA. |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Was Columbus the first to
discover America? Mysterious Ming Dynasty porcelains unearthed in
prehistoric Indian villages along the Oregon coast suggest a Chinese
connection linking the orient to ANCIENT AMERICA.
For generations, oral histories and legends warned of the explosive
dangers of Mt. St. Helens. After the 1980 eruption ripped the
volcano apart, scholars reexamined these Native American legends and found
that some may be among the oldest histories of humankind.
Seagoing war canoes once plied the waters of the rugged North Pacific
coast and totem poles towered over villages. Discover the
sophisticated art, ceremonies, and wealthy societies that once inhabited
this intriguing part of ANCIENT AMERICA. |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Over 3000
years ago, work began on the first planned community in what is now the
United States. For centuries to come, thousands of mounds and
earthworks would be built across the eastern woodlands of North America.
Come explore the mysteries of the mounds and the lost civilizations that
existed here before 1492. Uncover the art, artifacts, and the cities
and highways of ANCIENT AMERICA.
Like England's Stonehenge, America's Woodhenge was a huge prehistoric
calendar. But why build earthen effigy mounds that could only be
fully seen and appreciated from the air?
Discover the remarkable unwritten history and relics of the past: the
story of Ancient America. 1 hour video |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Probe into the past.
Discover the art, artifacts and the settlements left behind by the
Ancestral Puebloans, Hohokam, and the other fascinating peoples who once
inhabited this part of ANCIENT AMERICA.
Here, also, is a valuable video guide to Indian America in the Southwest,
both past and present. Explore the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde.
Journey back in time to the prehistoric metropolis of Chaco Canyon with
its vast network of roads and its intriguing astronomical observations.
Ancient America reveals never before filmed sites and new discoveries
which are challenging our perceptions of these advanced, mysterious
cultures. Stunning, award winning photography and special effects
help recreate ANCIENT AMERICA in the Southwest. VHS video |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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From the
time of Christ, the Anasazi Indians lived in the Four Corners country;
that southwestern region of the United States where Colorado, Arizona,
Utah, and New Mexico come together ... and then they mysteriously
vanished. What they left behind are massive stone cities crouched
low on mesa tops, nestled in natural caves and along sheer canyon walls.
These are some of the oldest, largest and most beautiful prehistoric ruins
in North America.
This splendid National Park Service film captures the serene, awesome,
legendary spirit of the Indian dwellings at Chaco Canyon, Betatakin, Mesa
Verde, Canyon de Chelly, Aztec and other exciting sites in the San Juan
system. 24 minutes video |
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| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Ancient
mounds stand as sentinels of the past - a lost civilization. But a
thousand years ago they stood at the heart of a great Native American
city...an ancient metropolis of thousands of people and grand monuments.
A city or art, commerce, power and wealth. A city whose inhabitants
created the largest earthworks in America.
The reasons for the decline of Cahokia are not clear, but come explore its
legacy with this fascinating look into the past. 1 hour video |
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| DVD-3033 |
| Ancient America, The Northwest |
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Features: Montezuma Castle,
Montezuma Well, Wupatki, Tuzigoot, Sunset Crater, and Walnut Canyon.
Home of the Prehistoric Sinagua. This enlightening video program
explores the ancient cultural history and remarkable landscapes of these
five National Monuments in northern Arizona.
These sites contain the cultural remains of a fascinating prehistoric
Indian people known as the Sinagua who first settled near what is now
Flagstaff nearly 1,500 years ago. Learn about the settlements they
built, how their culture flourished, and their eventual disappearance for
reasons that are still not understood.
The Sinagua left behind a legacy; thousands of ruins still dot the area.
Discover the sophisticated structures and artifacts that reveal much about
how they survived. You can almost see their culture evolve, from the
farmlands of Sunset Crater, to the sprawling settlements of Wupatki and
the spectacular cliff dwellings at Montezuma Castle.
Today, you can look out on the landscapes that attracted the Sinagua
centuries earlier. See Sunset Crater and its 1000 foot high cinder
cone; Walnut Canyon with its natural beauty and shelter, Montezuma Well's
circular sinkhole with dwellings clinging to the rock ledges, and
Tuzigoot, looming over the landscape atop a limestone ridge in the fertile
Verde Valley. 40 minute video |
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