Don't know if I have them all but here is what I do have on Ian Walker.
Walker, Ian C.
1965 Some Thoughts on the Harrington and Binford Systems for
Statisticaly Dating Clay Pipes.
Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Virginia
20(2):60-64.
1966a TD Pipes - A Preliminary Study. Quarterly Bulletin of the
Archeological Society of
Virginia 29(4):86-102.
1966b A Pipemaker's Mark from Gouda, The Netherlands - Then and Now.
American Antiquity 31(5):747-748.
1966c Clay Pipes From Louisbourg. Eastern States Archaeological
Federation Bulletin
25:14-15. May.
1966d Montreal Clay Pipes. Gazette, Montreal, 5 October 1966, p. 6.
1966e Chateau St-Louis: Archaeological Furnishings Report, Part 1,
vol. 8, Clay Tobacco
Pipes. Parks Canada. Microfiche Report Series No. 19.
1967a Statistical Methods for Dating Clay Pipe Fragments.
Post-Medieval Archaeology
1:90-101.
1967b Clay Pipes From the Fortress of Louisbourg. Archaeology 20(3):187-193.
1967c Quebec City Clay Pipes. Quebec Chronical-Telegraph, Quebec
City, 3 April 1967, p. 4.
1967d Clay Pipes from the Fortress of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia,
Canada. The Conference
on Historic Site Archaeology Papers 1965-1966.:96-99.
1968a Statistical Methods for Dating Clay Pipe Stem Fragments.
Post-Medieval Archaeology
1:90-101.
1968b Reviews of: Oswald, Adrian, English Clay Tobacco Pipes; and
Daniell, J.A., The Making
of Clay Pipes in Leicester. Industrial Archaeology 5(3):300-302.
1969a Notes on the Bethabara, North Carolina Tobacco Pipes.
Conference on Historic Site
Archaeology Papers 4:26-36.
1969b Ford Family of Pipemakers. The London Archaeologist 1(2):47-48.
1970a The Pipe Makers. pp. 100-105 in The Upper Ottawa Valley by
C.C. Kennedy, Renfrew
County Council, Pembroke, Ontario.
1970b Dating and the Clay Pipes from Galphin Trading Post at Silver
Bluff, South Carolina.
The Florida Anthropologist 23(4):159-162.
1970c A Chichester Tobacco-Pipe Maker. Post Medieval Archaeology 4:167.
1971a Nineteenth-Century Clay Tobacco Pipes in Canada. Ontario
Archaeology 16:19-35.
1971b Clay Pipes From The Nootka Excavations. National Historic Sites Service
Manuscript Report 59. National and Historic Parks Branch, Ottawa.
1971c The Bristol Clay Tobacco-Pipe Industry. City Museum, Bristol.
1971d The Manufacture of Dutch Clay Tobacco Pipes. Northeast
Historical Archaeology
1(1):4-17.
1971e An Archaeological Study of Clay Pipes from the King's Bastion
Fortress of Louisbourg.
Canadian Historic Sites: Occasional Papers in Archaeology
and History 2:55-122. National
Historic Sites Service, National and Historic Parks
Branch, Ottowa.
1971d Note on the Bethabara, North Carolina Tobacco Pipes. The
Conference on Historic
Site Archaeology Papers 1969 4:26-36.
1971e A Clay Tobacco Pipe From Bath. Somerset Archaeology and
Natural History 114:100.
1972a Some Notes on the Westminster and London Clay Tobacco-Pipe
Makers' Guild.
Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological
Society 23 (pt 1):78-89.
1972b Sir Walter Raleigh Pipes. Quarterly Bulletin of the
Archeological Society of Virginia
26(4):161-164.
1972c The Bristol Clay Tobacco Pipe Industry. City Museum, Bristol.
1973a Note on a London Pipemaker. Transactions of the London and Middlesex
Archaeological Society 23(Pt 2):214.
1973b Cajote - A Franco-African Word for a Smoking Pipe? West
African Journal of
Archaeology 3:239-243.
1973c Three Somerset Pipemakers Somerset Archaeology and Natural
History 116:114-115.
1973d Note on a Wiltshire Pipemaker. Wiltshire Archaeological and
Natural History Magazine
67:163.
1973e Aspects of the Clay Tobacco-Pipe Industry from the Point of
View of the Manufacturing
Techniques and of the Changing Patters of Trade and
Smoking, and with Particular
Reference to the Industry in Bristol. Ph.D. Thesis,
University of Bath.
1974a Notes on Eight Gloucester Pipemakers. Transactions of the
Bristol and Gloucestershire
Archaeological Society 92:139-144.
1974b Note on a Hereford Pipemaker. Transactions of the Woolhope
Naturallists' Field Club
40(Pt 3):388-389.
1974c Binford, Science, and History: The Probabilistic Variability
of Explicated Epistemology and
Nomothethic Paradigms in Historical Archaeology.
Conference on Historic Site
Archaeology Papers 7:159-201.
1975a The American Stub-Stemmed Clay Tobacco-Pipe: A Survey of Its
Origins, Maufacture,
and Distribution. Conference on Historic Site Archaeology
Papers 1974 9:97-128.
1975b A Dunkirk-Made Clay Pipe from the Fortress of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia.
Post-Medieval Archaeology 9:231-233.
1975c European Smoking-Pipes. In The Archaeology of Benin by G.
Connah, pp. 235-236, 163.
Clarendon Press, Oxford.
1976a Alternative Uses for Clay Tobacco Pipes and Tobacco Pipe Fragments.
Historical Archaeology 10:124-127.
1976b The Potential Use of European Clay Tobacco-Pipes in West
African Archaeological
Research. West African Journal of Archaeology 5:165-93.
1976c Churchwarden Clay Tobacco-Pipes and the Southorn Pipemaking
Family of Brosley,
Shropshire. Post-Medieval Archaeology 10:142-149.
1977a Clay Tobacco Pipes with particular Reference to the Bristol
Industry. History and
Archaeology 11. Parks Canada, Ottawa. (4 vols. A-D)
1977b Comments on Clay Pipes; pp 62-63 in Mansion in the Wilderness:
The Archaeoology of
the Ermatinger House by C.S. Reid, Research Report no 10
(February 1977), Ontario
Ministry of Culture and Recreation, Toronto; Repated in
"Clay Pipes in the Upper Great
Lakes: The Ermatinger Assemblage" Northeast Historical
Archaeology 5(1-2):6-9 by
C.S. Reid.
1980 The Central European Origins of the Bethabara, North Carolina,
Clay Tobacco-Pipe
Industry. In: The Archaeology of Clay Tobacco Pipe II:
The United States of America.
British Archaeological Reports International Series 60151-341.
1981 Clay Tobacco-Pipes from Yuquot, British Columbia. In The
Yuquot Project Volume 3
(History and Archaeology no 44). Environment Canada, Ottawa.
n.d. Nineteenth-Century Clay Tobacco-Pipes in Canada. In The
Archaeology of the Clay
Tobacco Pipe. British Archaeological Reports International Series.
Walker, Ian C., and L.L. De S. Walker
1969 McDougall's Clay Pipe Factory, Glasgow. Industrial
Archaeology 6(2):132-146.
Walker, Ian C., and Peter K. Wells
1979 Regional Varieties of Clay Tobacco Pipe Markings in Eastern
England. In Archaeology
of the Clay Tobacco Pipe I - Britian: The Midlands and
Eastern England. British
Archaeological Reports British Series 63:3-66.
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