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Date: | Mon, 13 Jan 1997 14:26:42 +0000 |
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The British Archaeological Reports International Series publishes The
Archaeology of the Clay Tobacco Pipe. There was only supposed to be
10 or 12 issues but, Hey, why quit a good thing? The editor is Peter
Davey. He is like the Energizer Bunny...Keeps Going and Going. You
may also wish to try the Society for Clay Tobacco Pipe Research at 13
Sommerville Road, Bishopston, Bristol, BS7 9AD, UK. I attended a
short paper at the SHA by Georgia L. Fox who is doing her Ph.D.
dissertation at Texas A&M. It was entitled "Pipe Dreams: The
Consumption of Tobacco, Smoking and and the Clay Pipe Collection from
the 17th-Century Submerged Site of Port Royal, Jamica". I do not
have her address but the pipe assemblage may be from the same time
period as the assemblage that Edna Feighner (original poster)
inquired about.
Smoke Pfeiffer
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