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African-American Archaeology
Newsletter
, 1994-2000

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Index and Links to Online Issues

The following index lists some of the principal articles and notes in the online issues of the African-American Archaeology Newsletter for issues published between 1994 and 2000. The newsletters were edited and published by Theresa Singleton through 1993, by Thomas Wheaton through 1996, and by John McCarthy through 2000. Online editions of these newsletters for the period of 1994-2000 have been provided as a public service by Tom Wheaton at New South Associates. These 1994-2000 issues are reproduced on the African Diaspora Archaeology Network web site (with format editing by Chris Fennell), so they will be accessible to a full-text search engine installed on that site. The links below to articles in Issues 10-16 will take you to the start of the relevant Issue, and you can then scroll down to find the article. The links to articles in Issues 18-28 will take you directly to each article within those Issues.

Issue 10, Spring 1994

Carol McDavid, "Notes from the African-American Cross Cultural Workshop" [link]

Laurie Wilkie, "Archaeological Evidence of an African-American Aesthetic" [link]

Roderick Ebanks, "Notes from the Caribbean" [link]

John Sprinkle, "Manassas Industrial School" [link]

Renee Ingram, "Stanton Family Cemetery" [link]

Issue 11, Summer 1994

Eric Adams, "Religion and Freedom: Artifacts Indictate that African Culture Persisted Even in Slavery" [link]

Niven Laird, "Black Loyalists in Nova Scotia" [link]

George Logan, "Currently in Annapolis" [link]

Helen Danzeiser Dockall, "An Overview of the Phillips Memorial Cemetery" [link]

Tom Davidson, "The First Africans in Virginia" [link]

Issue 12, Winter 1994

Jerome S. Handler, "Update #4: New York's African Burial Ground" [link]

Patricia Samford, "Searching for West African Cultural Meanings in the Archaeological Record" [link]

Mack E. Mark, "New York Burial Ground Project - From the Field to the Laboratory" [link]

Barbara Heath, "Jefferson's Poplar Forest" [link]

Charles Orser, "Black History Project Update" [link]

Thomas Loftfield, "Afro-European Archaeology in Barbados" [link]

Paul Farnsworth, "The River Road African-American Museum and Gallery, Burnside, Louisiana" [link]

Paul Farnsworth, "Burnside Cemetery, Burnside, Louisiana" [link]

Issue 13, Spring 1995

Robert L. Blakely, "The Medical College of Georgia Project" [link]

Michael F. Barber, "The Burrell Pharmacy, A Turn-of-the-Century Black-Owned Drugstore" [link]

Laurie A. Wilkie, "Plantation Archaeology: Where Past and Present Can Collide" [link]

Henry Kamerling, "Research Note on the Atlantic Slave Trade Database Project" [link]

Issue 14, Summer 1995

Eugenia Herbert, "10th Congress of the Pan-African Association" [link]

Abdul-Karim Mustapha, "(Dis)Owning The Emperor's Robe" [link]

Esther White, "The 1995 African-American Cross Cultural Workshop" [link]

Carol McDavid, "The 1996 African-American Cross Cultural Workshop" [link]

Issue 15, Fall 1995

Jerome S. Handler, "An African-Type Burial, Newton Plantation Barbados" [link]

John P. McCarthy, "The Evolution of the Study of African Culture in America" [link]

Chris Espenshade, "Excavations at the Eigelberger Plantation Daufuskie Island South Carolina" [link]

David Babson, "Wessyngton Plantation" [link]

Paul Farnsworth and Laurie Wilkie, "Crooked Island" [link]

Issue 16, Spring/Summer 1996

Donald B. Ball, "Notes On West African Crossbow Technology" [link]

John P. McCarthy, "Conference Report: African Impact on the Material Culture of the Americas" [link]

Laurie A. Wilkie and Paul Farnsworth, "Clifton Plantation New Providence, Bahamas" [link]

Barbara Heath, "Poplar Forest Quarter Site Update" [link]

Issue 18, Fall 1997

Brett Rogers, "Excavations at Little Africa - A Missouri Freedmen's Community" [link]

John Bedell, "An African American Site Investigation in Rural Delaware" [link]

Timothy E. Baumann, "The Brown Lodge/Cadwell Pottery Site, Arrow Rock, Missouri" [link]

Jeanne A. Ward, "Conference Report: Four Rivers of Africa" [link]

Amy L. Young, "1997 USM Field School Investigations" [link]

Kenneth L. Brown, "Some Thoughts on Archaeology and Public Responsibility" [link]

Issue 19, Winter 1997

Barbara J. Heath, "Slavery and Consumerism: A Case Study from Central Virginia" [link]

Roger Coleman, "Slave Cabin Excavations at Rocky Shoals (3MN1708), Montgomery County, Arkansas" [link]

Douglas W. Sanford, "African-American Archaeology at Stratford Hall Plantation, Virginia" [link]

David T. Palmer, "Preliminary Results: Excavations at a Slave/Tenant Cabin at the Blythewood Plantation" [link]

Issue 20, Winter 1998

Jerome S. Handler, "Problematical Glass Artifacts from Newton Plantation Slave Cemetery, Barbados" [link]

Chris Espenshade, "Comment on the Inappropriateness of a Proposed Mean Ceramic Date (1780) for South Carolina Colonoware" [link]

Timothy E. Baumann, "Results of the 1997 Excavations at the Brown Lodge/Caldwell Pottery Site (23SA451), Arrow Rock, MO" [link]

Issue 21, Spring 1998

Larry McKee, "Some Thoughts on the Past, Present, and Future of the Archaeology of the African Diaspora" [link]

Heather Apollonio, "Cobern Street: Excavations at an Unmarked Burial Ground in Cape Town, South Africa" [link]

John P. McCarthy, "Plates in Graves: An Africanism?" [link]

Issue 22, Fall 1998

Jamie C. Brandon and Jerry E. Hilliard, "The Van Winkle Mill and the Anderson Slave Cemetery: African-American Related Sites in Northwest Arkansas" [link]

James M. Davidson, "The Oldest Cemetery in Dallas Rediscovered: The Lost Location of Dallas's Slave Burials" [link]

Elizabeth M. Scott, "Some Thoughts on African-American Foodways" [link]

Deborah L. Rotman, "Investigating Indiana's 19th-Century Agricultural Heritage: African-American and Quaker Farmers in Randolph County" [link]

Issue 23, Winter 1999

Chris Espenshade, "Some Thoughts on Spalling on South Carolina Colonoware" [link]

Hank McKelway, "Archeological Investigations at Monterey" [link]

Issue 24, Spring 1999

Carol McDavid, "The Levi Jordan Plantation Internet Project" [link]

Nancy Sorrells and Susanne Simmons, "Evidence for the Accumulation of Both Money and Material Goods" [link]

Terrence W. Epperson, "Beyond Biological Reductionism, Ethnicity, and Vulgar Anti-Essentialism: Critical Perspectives on Race and the Practice of African-American Archaeology" [link]

Laird Niven, "Black Loyalist Archaeology at Birchtown, Nova Scotia" [link]

Issue 25, Fall 1999

Chidi Denis Isizoh, "A Bibliography on African Traditional Religion: Part 1" [link]

Issue 26, Early Winter 1999

Anna Agbe-Davies, "Communication and Consultation: Bridging Boundaries within the Discipline" [link]

Whitney Battle, "Reclaiming a Silenced Past: Community Outreach and Oral History at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage" [link]

Paula Saunders, "Orange Vale Coffee Plantation, 1780-1850, Portland, Jamaica" [link]

James M. Davidson, "Freedman's Cemetery (1869-1907): Establishing a Chronology for Exhumed Burials from an African-American Burial Ground, Dallas, Texas" [link]

Jamie C. Brandon and Kathleen H. Cande, "The Old Washington Collections: The Potential for an Engendered Archaeology of the African Diaspora in Southwestern Arkansas" [link]

Kerri S. Barile, "Testing the Oral History at Middleburg Plantation, Berkeley County, South Carolina" [link]

Issue 27, Late Winter 2000

Erika Martin Seibert, "African-American Archaeological Sites & the National Register of Historic Places: Creating a Public Memory" [link]

Lynn Jones, "Crystals and Conjuring at the Charles Carroll House, Annapolis, Maryland" [link]

J. W. Joseph, et al., "The Sam Goode Cemetery, Mecklenburg County, Virginia" [link]

Chris Espenshade, "On-Going Research Report: Potter-Specific Variability in Nineteenth-Century South Carolina Colonoware" [link]

Issue 28, Spring 2000

Amy L. Young, "Gender and Labor in Three Communities of Enslaved African Americans" [link]

Diana diZerega Wall, "Twenty Years After: Re-examining Archaeological Collections for Evidence of New York City's Colonial African Past" [link]

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