JOURNAL ARCHIVE 1955-1959 1955 Vol. 1 #1 ◊ Journal of Alabama Archaeology ◊ ◊ Constitution ◊ ◊ Indian Cultures of North Alabama - Soday ◊ ◊ Membership List ◊ 1956 Vol. 2 #1 ◊ A Ceremonial Cache - Cambron ◊ ◊ Archaeological Field Methods - Soday ◊ 1957 Vol. 3 #1 ◊ Excavating an Archaeological Site - Soday ◊ ◊ Experimental Archaeology - Josselyn ◊ ◊ Stone Pipe or [Sicking?] Tube from North Alabama - Ray ◊ ◊ A Preliminary Report on Some Atlatl Weights from the Tennessee River Valley - Cambron ◊ 1957 Vol. 3 #2 ◊ An Archaeological Survey of the Rockhouse Ledge Area - Part I The General Area and Rockhouse Spring Cave - Knudsen & Radford ◊ ◊ Problems of Projectile Point Typology - Josselyn ◊ ◊ Making Plastic Casts of Flint Artifacts - Cambron ◊ ◊ Experimental Archaeology - Josselyn ◊ ◊ Some Early Projectile Point Types from the Tennessee Valley - Cambron ◊ 1958 Vol. 4 #1 ◊ Minutes of the 1957 Annual Meeting ◊ ◊ In Search of the Blademen -Cambron & Mitchell ◊ ◊ Soapstone in Alabama - Mosley ◊ ◊ A Miniature Monolithic Axe - Beinlich ◊ ◊ A Dwarf Burial - Craig ◊ ◊ Early Projectile Point Types - Cambron ◊ ◊ Some Thoughts on Archaic Burials - Knudsen ◊ 1958 Vol. 4 #2 ◊ An Archaic Site in North Carolina - Harwood ◊ ◊ An Interesting Burial from Colbert County - White ◊ ◊ A Human Effigy Bottle - White ◊ ◊ An Interesting Chopper - Cambron ◊ ◊ Projectile Point Types, Part III - Cambron ◊ ◊ Source of Rockhouse Copper - Cartsens & Knudsen ◊ 1959 Vol. 5 #1 ◊ Notes on the 1958 Annual Meeting ◊ ◊ 1958 Reports of the Audit Committee ◊ ◊ 1958 Reports of the Editors ◊ ◊ 1958 Reports of the Associated Chapters ◊ ◊ Excavating the Name “Indians” - Josselyn ◊ ◊ Projectile Point Types - Cambron ◊ ◊ A Burial by the River - Atkeson ◊ ◊ Erratta ◊ 1959 Vol. 5 #2 ◊ Ironstone Tools - Nash ◊ ◊ Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Tennessee Valley - Cambron & Waters ◊ ◊ Analysis of Pigments from Pictographs - Cartsens & Knudsen ◊ 1959 Vol. 5 #3 ◊ The Nebo Hill Site - Mosley ◊ ◊ The New Garden Site - Lenser ◊ ◊ Projectile Point Types, IV - Cambron ◊ ◊ The Jacks Site - Cambron & Radford ◊ ◊ The Red Hill Site - Waters ◊
