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THE EASTERN STATES ARCHEOLOGICAL FEDERATION

President - Herbert Kraft, New Jersey

President-elect - Merle Kirby, Virginia

Corresponding Secretary - Richard George, Pennsylvania

Recording Secretary - Faye Stocum, Delaware

Treasurer - Edmund K. Swigart, Connecticut

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ARCHAEOLOGY OF EASTERN NORTH AMERICA Volume 12, Fall 1984

Special Volume Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Eastern States Archeological Federation

"New Experiments upon the Record of Eastern Palaeo-lndian Cultures"

CONTENTS page Editor's Preface ii Introduction by William A. Ritchie and Robert E. Funk 1 Mary Lou Curran 5

The Whipple Site and Paleoindian Tool Assemblage Variation: A Comparison of Intrasite Structuring

D. Brian Deller and C. J. Ellis 41 Crowfield: A Preliminary Report on a Probable Paleo-Indian Cremation in Southwestern Ontario

Robert E. Funk and Beth Wellman 72 The Corditaipe Site: A Small Isolated Paleo-Indian Camp in the Upper Mohawk Valley

Robert E. Funk and Beth Wellman 81 Evidence of Early Holocene Occupations in the Upper Susquehanna Valley, New York State

Richard Michael Gramly 110 Kill Sites, Killing Ground and Fluted Points at the Vail Site

Richard Michael Gramly and Jonathan Lothrop 122 Archaeological Investigations of the Potts Site, Oswego County, New York, 1982 and 1983

John R. Grimes, W. Eldridge, B. G. Grimes, A. Vaccaro, 159 F. Vaccaro, J. Vaccaro, N. Vaccaro and A. Orsini

Bull Brook II C. Vance Haynes, D. J. Donahue, A. J. T. Jull and T. H. Zabel 184

Application of Accelerator Dating to Fluted Point Paleoindian Sites P. J. Julig 192

Cummins Paleo-Indian Site and Its Paleoenvironment, Thunder Bay, Canada Stanley W. Lantz 210

Distribution of Paleo-Indian Projectile Points and Tools from Western Penn- sylvania: Implications for Regional Differences

William J. Mayer-Oakes 231 Fluted Projectile Points: A North American Shibboleth Viewed in South American Perspective

Arthur Roberts 248 Paleo Indian on the North Shore of Lake Ontario

Donald B. Simons, Michael J. Shott, and Henry T. Wright 266 The Gainey Site: Variability in a Great Lakes Paleo-Indian Assemblage

Arthur E. Spiess 280 Arctic Garbage and New England Paleo-Indians: The Single Occupation Option

Peter Storck 286 Glacial Lake Algonquin and Early Palaeo-lndian Settlement Patterns in Southcentral Ontario

Introducing a new feature of AENA A Section on Publications Received edited by Gabriel DeCicco 299

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