Hostname: page-component-78c5997874-xbtfd Total loading time: 0 Render date: 2024-11-14T04:34:17.822Z Has data issue: false hasContentIssue false
  • English
  • Français

The Amateur Archaeological Society: A Missouri Example

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 January 2017

Carl H. Chapman
Carl H. Chapman*
Affiliation:
Department of Anthropology, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211
Get access Rights & Permissions [Opens in a new window]

Extract

The amateur archaeologist is a valuable resource that has always been available, but too often one not fully developed. The formation of amateur archaeological societies is one way to coalesce the various interests and skills of non-professional or avocational and professional archaeologists in the pursuit of archaeological knowledge. The founders of the Society for American Archaeology recognized the value of bringing together all those interested in and working in archaeology when the organization was formed in 1934. To this day the Society is not an organization for professionals only: it still encourages and accepts amateurs as members.

Type
Research Article
Information
American Antiquity , Volume 50 , Issue 2 , April 1985 , pp. 241 - 248
Copyright
Copyright © The Society for American Archaeology 1985

Access options

Get access to the full version of this content by using one of the access options below. (Log in options will check for institutional or personal access. Content may require purchase if you do not have access.)

References

References Cited

Adams, Lee M. Nels 1941 Rockhouse Cave. The Missouri Archaeologist 7(2) : 18–27.Google Scholar
Adams, Lee M. Nels 1950 The Table Rock Basin in Barry County, Missouri. Memoir of the Missouri Archaeological Society, No. 1.Google Scholar
Adams, Lee M. Nels 1958 Archaeological Investigations of Southwestern Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 20 : 1–199.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1942 A Hopewell-like Site near St. Louis. The Missouri Archaeologist 8(1) : 2–7.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1947 A Surface Survey of St. Louis County, Missouri. Bulletin of the Amateur Archaeologist Club, St. Louis, Missouri No. 3.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1949 The Missouri River Bluffs at Caulk's Creek in St. Louis County, Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 11(1) : 18–28.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1955 The Lambert-St. Louis Airport Site. The Missouri Archaeologist 17(1) : 25–40.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1964 An Indian House in Champ Industrial Village, St. Louis County. Missouri Archaeological Society Newsletter 181 : 3–5.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W. 1981 Early Acceptance of Watermelon by Indians of the United States. Journal of Ethnobiology 1(2) : 193–199.Google Scholar
Blake, Leonard W., and Cutler, Hugh 1982 Plant Remains from the King Hill Site (23BN1) and Comparisons with Those from the Utz Site (23SA2). The Missouri Archaeologist 43 : 86–110.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H. 1952 Culture Sequence in the Lower Missouri Valley. In Archeology of Eastern United States, edited by Griffin, J. B., pp. 139–151, figs. 59-65. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H. 1975 The Archaeology of Missouri I. University of Missouri Press, Columbia.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H. 1980 The Archaeology of Missouri II. University of Missouri Press, Columbia.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H., and Chapman, Eleanor F. 1964 Indians and Archaeology of Missouri. University of Missouri Press, Columbia.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H., and Chapman, Eleanor F. 1979 Archaeology and Indians of Missouri. In Pause in Missouri : People, Places, Events, edited by Witt, M. A., pp. 10–15. American Association of University Women, Missouri State Division, Columbia.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H., and Chapman, Eleanor F. 1983 Indians and Archaeology of Missouri (revised edition). University of Missouri Press, Columbia.Google Scholar
Chapman, Carl H., et al. 1977 Investigation and Comparison of Two Fortified Mississippi Tradition Archaeological Sites in Southeastern Missouri : A Preliminary Compilation. The Missouri Archaeologist 38 (whole volume).Google Scholar
Cutler, Hugh C, and Blake, Leonard W. 1969 Corn from Cahokia Sites. In Exploration into Cahokia Archaeology, edited by Fowler, M. L., pp. 122–136. Illinois Archaeological Survey Bulletin No. 7. Google Scholar
Cutler, Hugh C, and Blake, Leonard W. 1973 Plants from Archaeological Sites East of the Rockies. Ms. on file, Missouri Botanical Gardens, St. Louis.Google Scholar
Eichenberger, J. Allen 1937 Notched Chipped Implements Classified. The Missouri Archaeologist 3(2) : 1–9.Google Scholar
Eichenberger, J. Allen 1939 The Saverton Site. The Missouri Archaeologist 5(1) : 6–15.Google Scholar
Eichenberger, J. Allen 1944 Investigations of the Marion-Ralls Archaeological Society in Northeast Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist No. 19.Google Scholar
Eichenberger, J. Allen 1955 The Victor Hallows Mound Site, Pike County, Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 17(1) : 5–11.Google Scholar
Eichenberger, J. Allen 1956 The Hannibal Complex. The Missouri Archaeologist 18(4) : 8–18.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W. 1952 The Spiro Mound. The Missouri Archaeologist 14 : 17–88.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W. 1967 Tobacco Pipes of the Missouri Indians. Memoir of the Missouri Archaeological Society No. 5.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W. 1982 Aftermath of War, Experiences of a Quaker Relief Officer on the Polish-Russian border, 1923-1924. Morningside House, Dayton, Ohio.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W., and Hamilton, Jean T. 1971 The Sioux of the Rosebud : The Early-day Photographs of John A. Anderson. The University of Oklahoma Press, Norman.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W., and Hamilton, Jean T. 1972 Clay Pipes from Pamplin. The Missouri Archaeologist 35(1-2) : 1–47.Google Scholar
Hamilton, Henry W., Hamilton, Jean T., and Chapman, Eleanor F. 1974 Spiro Mound Copper. Memoir of the Missouri Archaeological Society No. 11.Google Scholar
Henning, Amy E. 1966 Fabrics and Related Materials from Arnold Research Cave. The Missouri Archaeologist 28 : 41–107.Google Scholar
Jennings, Jesse D. 1952 Prehistory of the Lower Mississippi Valley. In Archeology of Eastern United States, edited by Griffin, J. B., pp. 256–271, figs. 138-144. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.Google Scholar
Shippee, J. Mett 1966 The Archaeology of Arnold Research Cave, Callaway County, Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 28 : 1–40.Google Scholar