Laura.  I noted on the website for the Anthropology Dept. at Oregon  State 
University that you can purchase a copy for $15.  Do you know if that  is no 
longer available?  
 
from: http://oregonstate.edu/cla/anthropology/red-light-ladies
 
Red Light Ladies: Settlement Patterns and Material Culture on  the Mining 
Frontier
 
 
 
 
Red Light Ladies: Settlement Patterns and Material Culture on the Mining  
Frontier, by Alexy Simmons. 
1989. ($15.00) 
Presents a perspective on prostitution in North America within the context 
of  the western mining frontier. A biographical profile of the frontier 
prostitutor  is presented along with an archaeological model of settlement 
patterns and  material culture. Settlement patterns and demographic changes in 
the prostitutor  population are hypothetically correlated with economic 
changes. A model of the  dynamic interaction of the prostitutor and 
techno-economic setting is tested and  refined with historical data derived from mining 
towns. 
Mike Polk 
Sagebrush Consultants 
Ogden, Utah




 
 
In a message dated 4/30/2014 7:01:23 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
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Hello  fellow HistArchers!

I am desperately trying to find a copy of No. 4 Red  Light Ladies:
Settlement Patterns and Material Culture on the  Mining
Frontier,<http://riverwood.oregonstate.edu/cla/anthropology/red-light-ladie=
s>
by
Alexy  Simmons. 1989. It is no longer in print and I need a reference from
it for  my Phd dissertation. My dissertation is titled Red-light
Philadelphia,  1850-1900: Historical Archaeology, Social History, Urban
Geography. This  might be along shot but I was wondering if anyone might
have a pdf copy or  suggestions.

Thanks!

~Laura

P.S. Perchance anyone has  this as well, I'd be very appreciative. Foster,
M., Lindly, J. and Ryden,  R., 2004. *Celestials and Soiled Doves: The
Archaeology and History of Lots  4-9, Block 13 of Historic 
Prescott=E2=80=99=
s
Original Townsite: The  Prescott City Centre Project*. Phoenix. SWCA
Cultural Resource Report No.  03-386.

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Laura E. Scharding
PhD Researcher, University  College  Dublin
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