I have been able to get the Richland Creek volumes via interlibrary loan from SMU.
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From: Missi Green <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: Re: Looking for Copies of Two Series of Texas Grey Literature
The volumes you are referencing (both Richland Creek and Joe Pool) were produced by SMU's Archaeology Research Program in the mid-80s. The program was dissolved in the mid-90s, and to my knowledge any remaining reports were "gotten rid of". Some of the archaeo book sellers may have copies, and if you find any, I'd love to have another copy. You may be able to get them through interlibrary loan from SMU.
Melissa M. Green, RPA
Principal Investigator
Senior Project Manager
Cultural Resources
Geo-Marine, Inc.
A Subsidiary of Applied Research Associates, Inc.
2201 K Avenue, Suite A2
Plano., Texas 75074
972) 423-5480 voice
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From: HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of michael gregory
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 11:39 AM
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Subject: Looking for Copies of Two Series of Texas Grey Literature
Greetings HISTARCHers,
Hoping that someone can help me track down some old grey literature.
I'm trying to acquire copies and identify all volumes of the Richland Creek
Technical Series, especially Volumes 4 and 5:
Vol. 2, Bruseth, J.E. and W.A. Martin, editors (1987). *The Bird Point
Island and Adams Ranch Sites: Methodological and Theoretical Contributions
to North Central Texas Archaeology*. *Richland Creek Technical Series,
Volume II. Archaeology Research Program, Institute for the Study of Earth
and Man, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. *
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*Vol. 3, McGregor, D.E. and J.E. Bruseth, editors (1987). Hunter-Gatherer
Adaptations Along the Prairie Margin: Site Excavations and Synthesis of
Prehistoric Archeology. Richland Creek Technical Series, Volume III.
Archaeology Research Program, Institute for the Study of Earth and Man,
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.]*
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*Vol. 4, Moir, Randall W. and David H. Jurney, editors (1987). Pioneer
Settlers, Tenant Farmers, and Communities: Objectives, Historical
Background, and Excavations. Richland Creek Technical Series, Volume IV.
Archaeology Research Program, Institute for the Study of Earth and Man,
southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.*
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Vol. 5, Jurney, David H., and Randall W. Moir, editors (1987). *Historic
Buildings, Material Culture , and People of the Prairie Margin:
Architecture, Artifacts, and Synthesis of Historical Archaeology*. *Richland
Creek Technical Series, Volume V. Archaeology Research Program, Institute
for the Study of Earth and Man, Southern Methodist University, Dallas,
Texas.*
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*Does anyone know if Volume I was produced and if so its title? Was a Volume
6 produced?*
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*The other series I'm trying to get copies of is for the Joe Pool Lake
Archaeological Project, especially Volume 2:*
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*Vol. 1, Peter, D.E., and D.E. McGregor, editors (1988). Late Holocene
Prehistory of the Mountain Home Drainage. *Joe Pool Lake Archaeological
Project, *Volume I. Archaeology Research Program, Institute for the Study of
Earth and Man, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.***
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Vol. 2, Jurney, David H., Susan A. Lebo, and Melissa M. Green (1988). *Historic
Farming on the Hogwallow Prairies: Ethnoarchaeological Investigations of the
Mountain Creek Area, North Central Texas*. Joe Pool Lake Archaeological
Project, *Volume II. Archaeology Research Program, Institute for the Study
of Earth and Man, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.*
Does anyone know if a third volume was produced?
Searching on-line, I can find these volumes referenced but I can't find
anyplace that is offering hard copies for sale or is providing scanned pdf
versions. Any help will be greatly appreciated locating some or all of the
volumes. Thanks.
my best,
michael m. gregory, ph.d.
Past is Present Research
4807 West Woodlawn Court
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
414-302-5143
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