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Special
Publication No. 1
A
Report of Progress-Archaeological Research by the University of
Missouri (1955-1956)
(1957) [140100]
A summary of the fieldwork done during that period, written by
various authors (57 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-61-X
$3.00
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 New
Revision!
Special
Publication No. 2
Human Osteology: A Laboratory and
Field Manual, 5th edition (spiral bound)
William M. Bass (2005) [140250]
—Revised 5th edition has updated information and a chapter entitled "Human
or Non-human?" This book remains a classic reference and text at universities
around the world. Contains 203 illustrations and 64 tables, appendices, references,
and index (xviii + 366 pp).
ISBN 978-0-943414-96-6
$34.00
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Special
Publication No. 3
 Mammalian
Osteology
B.M. Gilbert (1990) [140306]
This large-format volume is a valuable reference for conservationists,
archaeologists, and zoologists. Contains range maps, biographical
sketches of species, and over 250 pages of bone illustrations
(427 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-71-7
$32.00
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Special
Publication No. 5
 Native
American Bows, 2nd edition
T. M. Hamilton (1982)
[140540]
This work describes the various types of bows used by the indigenous
peoples of the Americas, with an added appendix by Bill Holm on
"Making Horn Bows" (163 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-00-8
$12.00
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Special
Publication No. 6
Prehistoric
Southern Ozark Marginality: A Myth Exposed
James A. Brown (1984) [140600]
A re-examination of the archaeology of the Ozarks which demonstrates
that a lot of the widely-held beliefs about the area were inaccurate
(71 pp).
ISBN 0-943414-18-0
$5.00
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Special Publication No. 7
Missouri Archaeological Society 70th Anniversary Publication
The Missouri Archaeological Society is celebrating its 70th anniversary
with a retrospective volume of selected out-of-print articles
from the past 70 years of Missouri Archaeology. (205 pp.)
ISBN 0-943414-97-0
$10.00
Special Publication No. 8
Ozarks Chipped-Stone Resources: A Guide to the Identification,
Distribution, and Prehistoric Use of Cherts and Other Siliceous
Raw Materials, by Jack H. Ray (2007) [140800]
This book is a product of more than 25 years of research on the
various raw materials in the Ozarks that prehistoric Native Americans
used to make stone tools. Appendices include 28 color illustrations;
varieties of cherts and other lithic resources; and a glossary
of geological and archaeological terms. (423 pp.)
ISBN 978-0-615-15478-7 $45.00 |
