#2 Title: Archaeology of the Arkansas River Valley with supplementary papers on the Prehistoric Cultures of Oklahoma by Joseph B Thoburn & The Exploration of Jacobs Cavern by Charles Peabody. Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: Department of Archaeology, Yale University Press 1931 Edition: First Edition Signed and dated 5-6-1931 by Warren K Moorehead. Binding: Original blue cloth Hardcover Condition: Very Good Description: A wonderful copy of a SCARCE publication, signed and dated by the "Dean of Archaeology" Warren King Moorehead, compiling excavations and explorations along the Arkansas River Valley. $200. First Edition 1931 Signed by the Author #3. Title: Exploration of the Etowah Site in Georgia Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: 1932 New Haven Published for Phillips Academy By The University Press London - Humphrey Milford -Oxford University Press Edition: First Edition 1932 Binding: Original Green Cloth Condition: Good. The top of the front board is bent/creased, splitting the top 1 inch of the spine. Otherwise clean and tight. Description: The 1925 explorations and excavations of Etowah Mounds complex near Cartersville, Bartow County Georgia, by Warren K Moorehead. $150. First Edition 1932 #4. Title: Prehistoric Implements -A Reference Book : A Description of the Ornaments, Utensils, and Implements of Prehistoric Man in America. Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: The Robert Clark Company., Publishers, Cincinnatti, Ohio Edition: First Edition - 1900 Binding: Original Gold/Tan Cloth with red leather spine label.Condition: Very Good Some glue on title page but overall nicely preserved. Description: A 1900 early work Of Warren K. Moorehead First Edition. At the time of its publication he was suffering from TB, but later recovered. Some of the photographs he utilized were from collectors and they reflect the state of the art of amateur photography at the turn of the century. Many of the photos and cuts were provided by other publishers and institutions and are a cut above the amateur photos. Only 2,050 copies of this original were published! This was definitely an all-encompassing work both in the number of implement types as well as the geographical areas covered. Includes just about every artifact type: discoidals, plummets, points, axes, blades, pottery, pipes, spuds, pestles, gorgets, bannerstones, inscribed tablets, picks, etc. This 7-3/4" x 10-1/2", 423 page hard cover book contains 621 illustrations representing over 3,000 artifacts. $200. First Edition 1900 Limited Edition #5. Title: Prehistoric Relics Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: Andover Press, Andover, Mass. Edition: First Edition April 20, 1905 Preface page has the seal of the Haverhill Archaeological Society (No. 9-B) Binding: Original Tan Paper wraps Condition: Very Good Has some small stains on back cover and the bottom 3/4" of the spine is chipped. Two early (old) staples inside first page. No missing pages. Description: Warren K. Moorehead (1866-1939) was the directory of the R.S. Peabody Foundation for Archaeology at Phillips Academy in Andover Massachusetts from 1912 through 1920 and went on to become the first Curator of Archaeology at the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society. Some wonderful artifacts representing museum and private collections from the turn of the Twentieth Century. Interesting discussions of artifacts and over 100 references to other archaeology books, articles and pamphlets. The two foldouts are quite often missing in the originals - especially the large (11" x 17") classification chart which was not bound into the original but inserted. This 7-3/4" x 10-1/2", 165 page book is perfect bound, contains 2 foldouts and profusely illustrates 850 artifact specimens in 146 figures and photographs. $150. First Edition 1905 #6. Title: PRIMITIVE MAN IN OHIO Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: The Knickerbocher Press, New York G P Putnam& sons 1892 Edition: First Edition 1892 Binding: Original Brown Cloth Hardcover Condition: Very Good Description: A compilation of Explorations, Excavations, and Observations of the primitive cultures of the Ancient Ohio Moundbuilders. $150. First Edition 1892 #7. Title: STONE ORNAMENTS USED BY THE INDIANS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Author: WARREN K MOOREHEAD Publisher: The Andover Press Andover, Mass. Edition: First Edition 1917 Binding: Rebound in green cloth by former owner Gordon Day in 1951. This book was passed on to him by his father Maurice Day of Hamlet, Ohio. Condition: Very Good. Amazingly clean and crisp throughout. Description: An Early work by Moorehead which has become one of the most sought after of his publications. Being a description of certain charm stones, gorgets, tubes, bird stones, and problematical forms. $125. First Edition 1917 #8. Title: The BIRD-STONE CEREMONIAL Being an Account of Some Singular Prehistoric Artifacts Found in the United States and Canada. Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: Allen I Vosburgh, Saranac Lake, 1899 Edition: First Edition 1899 31 pages Binding: Original Paper wraps Condition: Very Good Description: Original covers with some sunning, some chipping along spine. Lower right front cover has a small chip, otherwise just minor wear. True first edition with all pages and illustrations. Comments: One of only 600 copies, privately printed. VERY SCARCE $200. First Edition 1899 Very Scarce #9. Title: The Stone Age in North America Author: Warren K Moorehead Publisher: Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company Edition: 1910 First Edition, in 2 Volumes 7 1/2" X 10", Volume #1: 457 pages, Volume #2: 417 pages. Binding: Gilt decorated Original Brown/Green Cloth Condition: Very Good: Slight wear at spine ends. Clean and crisp internally. Description: An archaeological encyclopedia of the implements, ornaments, weapons, utensils, etc., of the prehistoric cultures of North America, with more than three hundred full page plates and four hundred figures illustrating over four thousand individual objects. $400. First Edition 1910 #10. Title: Archaeology of the Florida Gulf Coast Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections Volume 113 Author: Gordon R Willey Publisher: Smithsonian Institution December 29, 1949 Edition: First Edition 1949 Binding: Original Paper Wraps Condition: Good. Front cover has tear from top of spine to center of cover. Nicely repaired with tape. Description: An in-depth technical study of the archaeological sites of Florida with a special emphasis on pottery types and cultural affiliation. $75.00 First Edition 1949 #11. Title: The Indian or Mound Builder Author: Thomas Beckwith SIGNED by the author. Publisher: Naeter Bros. Publishers Cape Girardau, MO. 1911 Edition: First Edition-1911 Signed by the Author, Inscribed in the old way,: "To Very Rev. J. S. Glass with Compliments of the Author". Binding: Original Red cloth Condition: Very Good, Spine title sun faded, top of spine very slightly bumped. Description: The Indians mode of living, Manners, Customs, Dress, Ornaments, etc., before the white man came to the country, together with a list of relics gathered by the author. $100. First Edition 1911 Signed by the Author #12. SHELL GORGETS: Styles of the Late Prehistoric and Protohistoric Southeast. Jeffrey Brain and Phillip Phillips 1996 Peabody Museum Press. Softcover as issued. Nice clean copy. FIRST EDITION. Engraved shell gorgets are found throughout Prehistoric Southeastern North America. The artistic sophistication of these gorgets lends itself to the sensitive stylistic and chronological analysis offered here. In part one of this volume: The gorgets are classified into styles. Part two: Described archaeological sites are analyzed for associations and chronology. Part three: Information about the gorgets is correlated with other artifactual evidence, and patterns of inter-site distribution are examined for chronological insights and dynamic interpretations. $75. First Edition Scarce #13. Title: Antiquities of the State of Ohio Author: Henry A Shepherd Publisher: John C Yorston & Co. Edition: First Edition: 1887 Binding: Original Green cloth Condition: Good condition with spine ends worn, and spine title label partially fragmented. Inside hinges cracked but holding well. Inside pages clean and clear with slight foxing. Description: The Indians mode of living, Manners, Customs, Dress, Ornaments, etc., before the white man came to the country, together with a list of relics gathered by the author. Comments: Extremely rare. $150. First Edition 1887 Very Scarce #14. The Exploration of Tremper Mound. First edition 1916 Author: William C Mills Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly: Vol. XXV ~ July, 1916 ~ No. 3. Paginated for the Year i-iv; 262 -398. 6 x 9 octavo.Illustrated Original Softcover Wraps. Columbus, Ohio: The Ohio State Archaeological Society. Printed by the F. J. Heer Printing Co. Condition is remarkably Good for a softcover of this age. Very Scarce, profusely illustrated, highly informative quarterly report from Ohio State University, is a case study of the Tremper mound situated 5 miles north of Portsmouth, on the west side of the Scioto River in Rush township, Scioto County, Ohio. Two-thirds of the periodical examines through text and illustrations, ancient tobacco pipes; some purely functional, many carved into animal effigies, as well as arrowheads, tools, and decorated tablets. Price: $100. First Edition 1916 Very Scarce #15.The Spiro Mound collection in the museum. First edition 1945. E K Burnett. Historical Sketch of the Spiro Mound. One of the most important archaeological sites found in the US is at Spiro, La Flore County, OK, where a series of mounds existed. The opening of the mounds over the years exposed thousands of relics many of which are housed in the Museum of the American Indian. Condition Very Good. $60. First Edition 1945 #16. Aboriginal Pottery of the Eastern United States. Twentieth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1898-1899 First edition, in good condition. Scarce! Author: J.W. Powell, Director. Published: Washington: Government Printing Office, 1903. Large 4to, ccxxiv + 238pp. Original olive green cloth with gilt-stamped title to spine and gilt Native American bust to front cover. The director's report is followed by a paper by W.H. Holmes entitled "Aboriginal Pottery of the Eastern United States." Text is accompanied by 79 figures and 179 plates and maps, both in color and in black & white. The book is in good condition, Binding and hinges are intact; contents are crisp, clean and bright. There are NO previous owner or library markings. There is some very light wear to board corners, otherwise a good copy of this scarce work. $125. First Edition 1903 Southeastern Pottery Collector Reference #17. Sun Circles and Human Hands. The Southeastern Indians- Art and Industry. First Edition. First printing. 1957. Signed by the Author: Emma Lila Fundaburk. No dust Jacket. This is a book of cultural artifacts of the Southeast, written and described by well known authorities. It carefully depicts the art, techniques of craftsmanship and life of the Southeastern Indians. $100.  First Edition First Printing 1957 Signed by the Author #18. Sun Circles and Human Hands. The Southeastern Indians- Art and Industry. First Edition. Tenth printing. 1985. Signed by the Authors: Emma Lila Fundaburk and Mary Douglass Fundaburk Forman. This is a book of cultural artifacts of the Southeast, written and described by well known authorities. It carefully depicts the art, techniques of craftsmanship and life of the Southeastern Indians. $75. First Edition Tenth printing 1986 Signed by the Authors #19. Ancient Indian Pottery of the Mississippi River Valley. A pictorial study of prehistoric pottery of the Mississippian Culture, 1000-1650 AD. Second Edition 1988. Signed by the Author, Roy Hathcock. This publication recognizes the mastery of Mound-builder sculptures. Selecting from collections throughout the Mississippi River Valley, the author has compiled data, photographed and classified into category over 600 vessels.Some wear to dust jacket. $100. Second Edition 1988 Signed by the Author #20. Title: Antiquities of the New England Indian Author: Charles Clark Willoughby Publisher: The Cosmos Press, Cambridge Edition: First Edition 1935 Binding: Original Cloth Condition: Very Good +  Description: A superb first edition copy of a rare anthropological publication by one of the early pioneers of Eastern US archaeology. 314 pages. $100. First Edition 1935 Item: #21. "Hiwassee Island - An Archaeological Account of Four Tennessee Indian Peoples" by Thomas M. N. Lewis and Madeline Kneberg. A First Edition 1946 in nice shape. It has a slight fold crease on top right of stiff paper cover, and some sun fadeing.  Signed by former owner on inside title page. Interior is very good. Partially based on field reports by Charles H. Nashand published in 1946 by the University of Tennessee. A stiff covered paperback with 188 pages of text plus an additional 118 pages of photoplates and 5 maps. It is a first edition. "The Hiwassee Island site is one of a great many in the state of Tennessee which were excavated prior to their inundation by the Tennessee Valley Authority dams. Federal aid was made available through the Work Projects Administration (WPA) and its several predecessors, and the (TVA)… Excavation began in April of 1937, and ended in March of 1939." Add this one to your collection.  $75.

#F1. Title: Florida's Prehistoric Stone Technology Author: Barbara A Purdy Signed by the Author Publisher: University Presses of Florida Edition: Second Printing 1986 Binding: Original cloth with dust jacket Condition: Very Good Slight shelf wear. Description: A study of the Flint working Technique of Early Florida Stone Implement Makers. Comments: Also inscribed to former owner as a gift by the late Dr. Sebi Sohon. $100.00	Signed by the Author
#F2. The Material Culture of Key Marco Florida 1st edition 1975. Marion S Gilliland. A definitive report on the Cushing expedition of 1895. Included in this publication is the only complete inventory of the artifacts draumatized by 149 illustrations that feature virtually all of the original field photographs, maps and line drawings.Near fine condition. $75.	First Edition 1975
#F3. Key Marco's Buried Treasure 1st edition 1989. Signed by the author Marion S Gilliland. Very Good Condition.  Hardcover. Frank Hamilton Cushing's Pepper-Hearst Expedition to Marco Island, FL, where he discovered one of the richest archaeological sites in North America. $75.	First Edition 1989 Signed by the Author
#F4. Title: Indian Art of Ancient Florida Author: Barbra A Purdy Publisher: University Press of Florida 1996 Edition: First Edition Signed by Author Binding: Original Blue Cloth with dust jacket Condition: Very good with Very Good Dust jacket. Slight chipping along top cover edges. Description: A pictorial compilation of some of Florida's most noted cultural artifacts. $45.00	First Edition Signed by the Author
#F5. Enduring Records  The Environmental and Cultural Heritage of Wetlands. First Edition 2001 Signed.  Barbara Purdy.  Hardcover An assemblege of papers submitted to an international conference on wetlands archaeology. The theme of the conference was: The Significance the Survival of Organic Materials from Archaeological Contexts. Very Good, w/ Dust jacket, Very good. $75.
The Art and Archaeology of Florida's Wetlands. First edition. 1991. Signed by the Author.  Barbara Purdy.  Small crease on top back cover. Otherwise like new.  This publication presents detailed accounts of such famous sites as Key Marco, Little Salt Springs, Windover, Ft. Center, and others. The book discusses wet site environments and the physical, chemical, and structural components of wet sites, and the preservation of associated artifacts. $75.00	First edition. 1991 Signed by the Author.
#F7. Florida's Prehistoric People During The Last Ice Age. First edition. SIGNED by the Author. Barbara A Purdy   The time and place of the arrival of the first humans in the Western Hemisphere and their spread throughout the Americas has been a fiercely debated issue for decades. This publication documents the indisputable evidence of the spread of human populations into Florida nearly 14,000 years ago.   $50.00