INDEX
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VERMONT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.

NEWSLETTERS
Issues 1 - 69

Compliled by Victor R. Rolando
August 2, 1992

Introduction to the Index

This index includes VAS Newsletters and "Special Number" issues for the 24-year period from June 1968 to April 1992 (68 issues).  Monogrpahs and other publications of the VAS have not been included.  The June 1968 issue was the very first VAS Newsletter.  It was more of an announcement than a Newsletter and had no initial identification numbers other than its date of publication, but it was definitely identified as being a Newsletter.

Some index subjects are generalizations.  For example. "Burial" will also be indexed for a page of Boucher site information even though the word "burial" does not appear in the article.  Titles of some articles have been modified so as to better alpabetize them according to their subject material (e.g., "Minutes of Annual Business Meeting" is listed "Annual Business Meeting; Minutes of").  Trustee information is listed under both "Trustees" and "Board" as applicable.

Names of people directly or indirectly associated with the VAS, Vermont, and Vermont history are indexed; however, unassociated names, such as authors of reviewed books (who are neither VAS nor Vermont-associated) are not.

Counties are listed for specific references to that county.  Bodies of water have been grouped under headings only: see bays, creeks, lakes, ponds, and rivers.

Books reviewed or reported in the Newsletters are included under "Book reviews."  Reports and announcements of annual spring and fall meetings are listed under "Annual Meetings" although some related articles will appear under different listings.

Individuals in lists of members (membership lists) are not indexed; however, membership lists themselves are indexed under "Membership list."

The Newsletters underwent a number of publication number and identification changes starting with numbers 1 through 10, to "Special Numbers" (April and September 1974), to Volumes II through V, then to dates only (May and September 1978), and finally back to numbers 26 through 69.  Issues also have been identified by months and by seasons.  There have been two double issues: 44/45 (July/September 1983) and 54/55 (Winter 1986/87).  The Newsletter masthead also changed, starting with "VAS NEWSLETTER", then "Vermont Archaeological Society NEWSLETTER" followed by "Newsletter" immediately preceeded by the Society's circular Colchester pot logo, then "VAS newsletter" (lowercase "n"), "VAS Newsletter" (uppercase "N", and finally, issue 69 started "VERMONT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER".  Furthermore, the initial issue of June 1968 was not numbered, issue 52 of February 1988 was identified 51 on the inside pages, issue 65 of January 1991 was mis-dated January 1990, and issue 68 of January 1992 was misnumbered issue 86.  Newsletters have been printed one- and two-sided, on plain white or bright colored paper, and have been produced center stapled, corner stapled, or with fold-out pages.

In order to present a consistent issue/page format for this Index, the following system was adopted:
               1.  The initial June 1968 Newsletter is identified "X"
               2.  Special Number issues April and September 1974 are identified 10 and 11
               3.  Issue 10 of November 1974 is identified 12
               4.  All remaining Newsletters starting with Vol. II Issue 1 are identified 13 through 69

Geographic locations outside Vermont are identified by state, province, or country.  Some uncommon acronyms have been spelled out in article titles to avoid confusion.  Definition of acronyms found in the Newsletters are listed on pages 4 and 5.

Attention to capitalization will avoid some confusions: e.g., "Clochester point" (lithic) versus "Colchester Point" (geographic).  The shorter "archeology" is used where not specifically spelled otherwise.  Except for article or subject titles, "VAS" and "UVM" are not listed in the Index due to their common use throughout all the Newsletters.

The following cross references issue numbers in this Index to original issue identifications:

                  Identification for this Index                   Identification in the Original Issue
                                      X 
 (None) June 1868 
1
 No. 1 February 1969
2
 No. 2 October 1969
3
 No. 3 August 1970
4
 No. 4 January 1971
5
 No. 5 October 1971
6
 No. 6 March 1972
7
 No. 7 November 1972
8
 No. 8 March 1973
9
 No. 9 March 1974
10
     - April 1974 (Special Number)
11
     -  September 1974 (Special Number)
12
 No. 10 November 1974
13
 Vol. II Issue 1, January 1975
14
 Vol. II Issue 2, March 1975
15
 Vol. II Issue 3, Summer/Fall 1975
16
 Vol. II Issue 4, December 1975
17
 Vol. III Issue I, Spring 1976
18
 Vol. III Issue II, Summer 1976
19
 Vol. III Issue III, Fall 1976
20
 Vol. III Issue IV, Winter 1976
21
 Vol. IV Issue I, Spring 1977
22
 Vol. V Issue II, Summer 1977
23
 Vol. V Issue III, Fall 1977
24
      - May 1978
25
      - September 1978
26
 No. 26 February 1979
27
 No. 27 April 1979
28
 No. 28 July 1979
29
 No. 29 September 1979
30
 No. 30 January 1980
31
 No. 31 April 1980
32
 No. 32 August 1980
33
 No. 33 October 1980
34
 No. 34 January 1981
35
 No. 35 March 1981
36
 No. 36 July 1981
37
 No. 37 September 1981
38
 No. 38 January 1982
39
 No. 39 March 1982
40
 No. 40 July 1982
41
 No. 41 November 1982
42
 No. 42 January 1983
43
 No. 43 March 1983
44/45
 No. 44/45 July/September 1983
46
 No. 46 January 1984
47
 No. 47 March 1984
48
 No. 48 July 1984
49
 No. 49 September 1984
50
 No. 50 January 1985
51
 No. 51 March 1985
52
 No. 52 February 1986
53
 No. 53 April 1986
54/55
 No. 54/55 Winter 1986/87
56
 No. 56 Spring 1987
57
 No. 57 January 1988
58
 No. 58 Summer 1988
59
 No. 59 Autumn 1988
60
 No. 60 March 1989
61
 No. 61  April 1989
62
 No. 62 December 1989
63
 No. 63 January 1990
64
 No. 64 September 1990
65
 No. 65 January 1990 [1991]
66
 No. 66 June 1991
67
 No. 67 September 1991
68
 No. 86 [68] January 1992
69
 No. 69 April 1992

Page number identifications in the Index take on the form of issue number:page number.  For example:

  •      X:1                         is June 1968 issue, page 1
  •     19:4,5                      is Volume III Issue III Fall 1976, pages 4 and 5
  •     28:1-3                      is issue 28, pages 1 through 3
Starting with issue 39, the name of the Newsletter editor was printed on the title page.  But to determine who produced Newsletters before that took some detective work and reading between the lines.  As best as can be determined, therefore, the following are the editors of record to date:

     Issues                                Issue Dates                                            Editor
           X 
 June 1968 H. Nicholas Muller*
1 - 5
 February 1969 to October 1971 Brenda Morrissey
6 - 7
 March 1972 to November 1972 Barbara Castell
8 - 11
 March 1973 to September 1974 Jeff Aronson
12 - 17
 November 1974 to Spring 1976 Reuben sherman
18 - 23
 Summer 1976 to Fall 1977 Davis Koier
24 - 32
 May 1978 to August 1980 Bill Bayreuther
33 - 51
 October 1980 to March 1985 Pru Doherty
52- 56
 February 1986 to Spring 1987 Scott Dillon
57 - 59
 January 1988 to Autumn 1988 Sharon Murray
60
 March 1989 Bill Murphy
61 - 68
 April 1989 to January 1992 Pru Doherty
69
 April 1992 David Starbuck
                                                                                                                                         * was also Secretary

Many abbreviation and acronyms appear throughout the Newsletters.  Those definitions known are included in the following but those unknown indicate the issue:page on which they appear.

Acronym            Definition 
AA Archeologists Anonymous
AAA Adirondack Archaeological Association
ACHP Advisory Council on Histroic Preservation
AHPA Archaeological and Histroic Preservation Act
AIA Archaeological Institute of America
AOT Agency of Transportation
ARDVARC (36:2 37:1,2) (artifact data base computer program)
ARPA Archaeological Resource Preservation Act
ASHAI Abenaki Self-Help Association, Inc.
BFPB Burlington Free Press
BHMM Basin Harbor Maritime Museum
CAP Consulting Archaeology Program
CCC Civilian Conservation Corps
CCCH Chittenden County Circumferential Highway
CCHA Clinton County Historical Association (N.Y.)
CCV Community College of Vermont
CFR Code of Federal Regulations
CMS Champlain Maritime Society
CNEA Conference on New England Archaeology
CNEHA Council for Northeast Historic Archaeology
CRM Cultural Resource Management
CUA Conference on Underwater Archaeology
CVAS Champlain Valley Archaeological Society
DARCOM (U.S. Materical) Development and Readiness Command
DHP Division for Histroic Preservation
DUO (42:7) (high school academic credit program)
ESAF Eastern States Archaeological Federation
FERC Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FP&R Forest, Parks, and Recreation 
GMNF Green Mountain National Forest
HABS Historic American Buildings Survey
HAER Historic American Engineering Record
HVDC High Voltage direct Current
IA Industrial Archeology
LCMM Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
MAS Massachusetts Archaeological Society
MHAA Middlebury Historical Archeology Alliance
MIC Mount Independence Coalition
NAA Northeast Anthropological Association
NGS National Geographic Society
NHAS New Hampshire Archaeological Society
NHPA National Historic Preservation Act
NNEC Northern New england Chapter--SIA
NPS National Park Service
OAHP Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
SAA Society for American Archaeology
SCS Soil Conservation Service
SCUBA Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus
SHA Society for Historical Archarology
SHPO State Historic Preservation Officer
SIA Society for Industrial Archeology
SOPA Society of Professional Archaeologists
SUNY State University of New York
THO Timber Harvest Operation
UNESCO United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
USDA U.S. Department of Agriculture
USFS U.S. Forest Service
UVM University of Vermont
VAI Vermont Archeological Inventory
VAS Vermont Archeological Society
VELCO Vermont Electric Power Company
VHS Vermont Historical Society
WHAP Weybridge Historic Archeology Project

I have corrected spelling errors where they have been obvious and hope that in the process I have not introduced others.  If I have misspelled your name or mangled your article title beyond recognition, my apologies to you.  But please notify me so that I can correct the master file for any future printing.

Thank you Prudence Doherty, Muriel Farrington, and Joseph Popecki for providing me with back issues of Newsletters.

Victor R. Rolando
Manchester, Vermont
August 2, 1992

Index to Vermont Archaeological Society Newsletters

"A Note to Lake Champlain Divers and Other Friends" "Adena Related site in Highgate, Vt" (VAS program), 9:1
          G. Peebles, 58:3-5 Adena site, 34:2
Abandoned Shipwreck Act, 58:4 Adirondack Archaeological Association, 10:6 12:3
Abenaki (Abnaki), 7:6 15:7 21:3,6,7,9 22:6 28:10 36:1,3,4  Adler, Joyce, 21:7 
          42:2,3,6 43:1,2 46:2 47:5 49:3,4 54/55:3 56:5 57:1 Alberghini, Brian, 25:2 30:1 33:3 34:1
          61:7 65:1,5 66:3 67:1,2,7 68:2 69:2 Alburg, 41:1
"Abenaki Bibliography" W. Haviland, 22:6 Alock, Dr. Leslie, 1:5
"Abenaki Indians of Vermont" 43:1,2 Alcott, Bob, 16:9 18:5
"Abenaki Indians of Vermont: Programs on the Survivial Alden, Rep. John, 1:5
          Story" 43:1 Alexander, Jason A. Porsche, 60:2
"Abenaki Language Guide" 65:1 Algonkin (algonquin), 8:2
"Abenaki of Quebec and Vermont; Western" G. Day, 21:6 Allcot, 19:7
"Abenaki Research Project" D. Brightstar, 68:6 Allen, The (gunboat), 44/45:2
Abenaki Self-Help Association (ASHAD), 43:1 Allen, Bill, 9:6
"Abenakis Work on Archaeological Project" 47:2 46:2 Allen, Ethan, 30:6 35:6 42:1 61:3 64:8 65:4 67:7 69:11
"Abstracts of Annual Meeting Talks" (1985), 52:2 Allen, Gary, 54/55:1,2
"Abstracts of Technical Reports" 10:3 Allen, Ira, 27:6 36:4 52:4 58:6
Ackerman, Richard, 69:1 Allen, Irene S., 18:14
Act 93, 68:7 Allen, Richard "Rick" S., 38:4
Act 250, 28:3 47:2 54/55:6 63:6 65:5 67:2 68:4,7 Amendments to Bylaws, 6:3
"Act Now to Prevent an End to Federal Archaeological  Anchor, stone, 48:3
          Salvage Funds" W. Bayreuther, 24:3 Andrews, Sally, 8:6
Activity Committee, 4:5 Animal, imagery, 9:1 28:10
Adams, Joyce, 15:9 16:9 "Annual Business Meeting; Minutes of" I. Harlow, Secretary,
Adams, Richard K., 4:8 5:8,9 6:3,4 7:1,11 8:3,4,8,9 9:4            6:2
          10:2,3,6 11:1 12:3-5 13:2,4,7,9 14:4,7 15:3,15 "Annual Meeting; Fourth; Biographical Notes on Speakers for"
          16:1,3,5 18:14 19:2 20:2,3,13 21:1,2,5 35:5 58:1           (1971), 5:8
Addison, 51:3 52:5 53:5 61:1 "Annual Meeting Includes Slide Talks on Andes and Egypt,
Addison County, 4:10 52:4 54/55:3 57:3,4 58:1,2,6 63:1           and Gordon Day on the Indians of New England" 34:1
          64:2,4 65:2 "Annual Meeting; McMillian, Cohn, Moeller Guest Speakers
Adena, 4:10 7:6 13:6 24:6 44/45:10 48:2           at" (1981), 38:3
Adena Culture, 10:6 "Annual Meeting; Report of the 1978" S. Smith, 26:6
Adena point, 4:10, 48:2

Annual Meetings--Fall
   No.       Date                Prpgram Ancmt.                                       Meeting Place                                   Mtg. Rpt.
  1 
10-19-68 
             (mail) 
 Sugarbush Inn
      1:1 
2
12-5-69
2:1
 Bolton Valley Lodge
3:2
3
9-18-70
3:1
 Bolton Valley Lodge
4:2
4
10-23-71
5:1
 Bolton Valley Lodge
6:1
5
12-9-72
7:1
 Tavern Motor Inn, Montpelier
8:3
6
??-?-73
(mail)
         ?           ? 
none
7
12-7-74
12:2
 Bixby Library, Vergennes
13:4
8
10-18-75
15:3
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
16:3
9
10-30-76
20:1
 Holiday Inn, Waterbury
20:1
10
11-12-77
23:9
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
none
11
10-14-78
25:3
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
26:6
12
10-20-79
28:1
 Holiday Inn, So. Burlington
none
13
10-18-80
33:3
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
34:1
14
10-10-81
37-4
 Holiday Inn, So. Burlington
none
15
10-16-82
41:4
 Green Mountain Boy Scout Council, Waterbury
42:5
16
10-15-83
44/45:9
 Windjammer Conference Center, So. Burlington
none
17
10-13-84
49:3
 Fleming Museum, UVM, Burlington
none
18
11-9-85
(mail)
 Windjammer Conference Center, So. Burlington
none
19
??-??-86
(mail)
             ?            ?          , Middlebury
none
20
10-24-87
(mail)
 Fleming Museum, UVM, Burlington
none
21
10-15-88
59:1
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
none
22
10-20-89
(mail)
 Windjammer Conference Center, so. Burlington
none
23
10-27-90
64:7
 Ethan Allen Homestead, Burlington
none
24
10-12-91
67:9
 Windjammer Conference Center, So. Burlington
none

Annual Meetings--Spring:
  No.       Date               Program Ancmt.                                          Meeting Place                                Mtg. Rpt.
  1 
  4-29-72 
                 6:1 
 Sheraton Inn, So. Burlington
      7.4 
2
4-28-73
8:1
 UVM, Burlington
none
3
3-30-74
9:1
 Living/Learning Center, UVM, Burlington 
10:2
4
4-19-75
14:3
 Lincoln Inn, Essex Junction
15:9
5
4-17-76
17:3
 Middlebury Inn, Middlebury
18:12
6
4-30-77
21:6,9
 Holiday Inn, Waterbury
none
7
6-17-78
24:1
 Shelburne Museum, Shelburne
26:6
8
4-7-79
26:10
 Hotel Coolidge, White River Junction
none
9
5-10-80
31:3
 Shelburne Farms, Shelburne
none
10
4-4-81
35:4
 Rutland Free Library, Rutland
36:1
11
4-17-82
39:2
 Williams Hall, UVM, Burlington
none
12
4-16-83
43:3
 Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. (w/NHAS)
none
13
4-14-84
47:5
 N.H. College, Manchester, N.H. (w/NHAS, MAS*)
none
14
4-20-85
51:4
 Historic Windsor House, Windsor
none
15
4-19-86
53:7
 Tavern Motor Inn, Montpelier
none
16
4-25-87
56:4
 Odd Fellows Hall, St. Albans
none
17
4-23-88
(mail)
 St. Stephens Church, Middlebury
none
18
4-22-89
61:4
 Brandon Inn, Brandon (w/NNEC-SIA)
none
19
4-28-90
(mail)
 Congregational Church, Manchester (w/VHS, MHS**)
none
20
4-20-91
65:3
 Shaker Village, Enfield, N.H. (w/NHAS)
none
21
5-19-92
69:1
 Rutland Free Library, Rutland
none

                                                                                                  * Maine Archaeological Society
                                                                                         ** Manchester Historical Society
"Annual Report; VAS President's" (1981), W. Noel, 38:2 "Archaeology's Wide Horizons--The Third Annual Meeting of
"Anthro Club" J. Petersen, 23:2           the VAS" D.G.Egeland, 4:2-3
"Anthropologists at UVM-- Who They Are" 7:7 Archaic, 3:2 4:10 5:4 6:2 7:3,5 8:6 20:12 22:5 23:5 25:1 26:2
"Anthropology 195B or 295A--Field School in Archaeology"           30:5,7 31:3 34:5 36:5 38:2,3 42:6 44/45:2 46:1,2,4
          (Summer 1976), 17:6           47:5 48:1 49:3 51:1,3 53:5 57:4 58:4,7 61:1
          66:1,3,5,8,9 67:7 
"Anthropology and The Academy: George Perkins and the Archaic, Laurentian, 30:5
          Nineteenth Century" L.A. Basa, W. Haviland, 14:6 "Archaic Period of the Northeast" J.A. Tuck (VAS Program
Anthropology Department move to Williams Science           Report), 6:2
          Building, 7:3 "Archeological Assessment by UVM's Department of Anthro-
"Antiquities Resolution; ESAF" 9:5           pology; Year's Work in" W. Bayreuther, 30:4-7
Antler, 23:3 26:4 44/45:2 "Archeological Projects, Research Bear Fruit in 1984/5"
Anvil, 27:6           G. Peebles, 53:1
Apache, 42:2 Archeological resource management, 30:2
Archaeological and Historic Pres. Act of 1978, 24:3 Archeologist, certification, 15:6 20:3,5 21:3
"Archaeological Collections, Keeper of the Vermont" 7:2 "Archeology Buffs Found champlain Maritime Society"
"Archaeological Conservation Act" W. Haviland, 11:2           P. Thomas, 33:1,2
Archaeological Field School, 60:3 62:6 Archeology, contract, 41:4
"Archaeological Field School and Workshops, Summer Archeology course, 21:7 54/55:2
          1975" 14:7 "Archeology Day at the State House" V. Rolando, 66:4
"Archaeological Intrepretation" W. Haviland, 10:4 "Archeology/History Lecture Series (1988) at Basin Harbor
Archaeological; The 1971 Summer...Program at Lyndon           Maritime Museum" 58:6
          College" D. Casteel, 5:1 Archival research, 21:4
Archaeological workshops, field schools, opportunities, 14:8 ARDVARC, 36:2 37:1,2,5
"Archaeologist; Games to Fascinate an" 42:6 Arlington, 62:4 67:3
"Archaeologists Guidelines; Society of Professional" 18:5 Arlington State Forest lime kiln, 67:3
"Archaeology at the Ethan Allen Homestead" 61:3 Army, U.S., 42:1
"Archaeology [exhibit] at the State House" 63:7 Arnold, Benedict, 13:4 44/45:4 53:2 54/55:3 58:2
"Archaeology; Field School in" (anth 395) M. Power, 21:7 Aronson, Jeffrey B., 7:11 8:8,9 9:2 10:2 11:1,2 12:4
"Archaeology in Lake Sunapee Region; Preliminary Arrowheads, 26:4 54/55:6
          Report" H. Sargent, 43:3 Articles of Association, X:1 6:6
"Archaeology in the Green and White Mountains" Articles of Incorporation, 7:2
          B. Hoornbeek, 43:3 Artifact (see specific item)
Archaeology in Vermont" M. Power, 15:13 "Artifact: Mystery...Still a Mystery" V. Rolando, 59:4
"Archaeology in Vermont" exhibit at Bailey Library, 7:3 "Artifact Variability at Middle-Component Winooski Site"
"Archaeology Interships" D. Skinas, 68:1           M. Power, F. Cowan, J. Petersen 48:3
"Archaeology of New England" D. Snow (1980--refg by Asbestos, 64:2
          Haviland), 36:2 Ascutney dam, 35:5
"Archaeology Project; U.S. Army Sponsors" 42:1 Ash (Pine Island), 2:3 44/45:5
"Archaeology, Public Outreach and the Chittenden County Atlantic point, 48:2
          County Circumferential Highway" J.H. Wilson, 69:4-5 Attawandarons, 32:6

 
"Attention Frustrated Diggers" 1:4 Basa, Louise A., 2:2 3:1,2 4:10 5:4,5,8 6:3 7:2,3,8,11 8:38
Auclair site, *:6 12:5 20:2 22:4 27:1 37:1 38:2 44/45:2 48:1           9:1 10:1a,2,6 11:1,3,5 12:2-4 13:6,7,9,10 14:3,6,7
Auction announcement (1976), 17:1,2,6           15:3,5,7,9,16 16:3,9,10 18:5,13,15 19:2 20:1 21:3
Auction Committee, 25:4           23:5 24:6 26:2 29:2 37:1 39:5 40:3 44/45:2,10 52:1,2
"Auction Committee" C. Swanson, 22:3           53:7 54/55:2 57:3 59:3 60:2 62:5 63:3,4 64:5 67:6
"Auction Committee to the VAS Membership; Letter from" Basin Harbor, 58:1,6 64:2
          C. Swanson, 16:10 Basin Harbor Maritime Museum, 54/55:2 58:6 (see also Lake
"Auction Report" (1971) J. Popecki, 23:1           Champlain Maritime Society)
Aunt Sally, The, 69:1,2 "Basin Harbor Maritime Museum Thrives on Action" by
Awards grant, 56:6           A.F. Cohn, 58:1
Awl, 23:3 Basket, 34:4
Axe bit, 23:3 Bassett, Alice, 63:4
Axe bit, head, Indian, 48:3 Battey, Megan, 69:11
"Back to Mother Earth" L. Heller, 41:1 Battison, Edwin, 35:5
Bacon, Edgar L., 3:1,2 4:6 5:4,9 6:2-4 7:7,9,11 8:3,6,9 Battlefields, 5:4 23:7 28:4 35:5 44/45:2,4 60:2,3 61:7 62:3,6,
          9:4,5 10:2,4 12:2,4,5 13:4,5,7 15:3,15 16:3,9 17:7           7 63:3 64:6 66:4 67:2,4 69:11 (see also Forts) 
          18:2-5,12,15 19:2 20:1 21:5 23:5 Bays: Arnold, 44/45:2 58:6 64:2; Burlington (harbor) 41:2
Badamo, Mike, 67:2           64:3 69:11; Button, 57:3; East, 44/45:2; Ferris, 58:6;
Bailey, Evelyn, 64:4           Keeler, 54/55:1,2; Lime Kiln, 67:3; Malletts, 67:3;
Bailey, John, 7:3           Plattsburgh (N.Y.), 54/55:2; Shelburne, 44/45:2,4:
Bailey's Gore, 11:4           St. Albans, 66:5
Baker, Carolyn, 63:7 Bayreuther, William A., 21:3 23:7,15 24:4,6 25:2,3 26:2,3,6,
Baker, Charity, 66:7 69:2           10 27:1 28:1 29:4 30:2,4,5 31:3 32:5 34:6 35:6 40:3
Baker, Tom, 61:7           41:2 43:3 44/45:4 48:3 50:3 51:5 
Baker, Vernon, 7:4 Beads, 23:3 26:5 27:7
Bangor (Maine), 51:1 Beans, 26:2
Bannerstone, 10:4 Bear, 23:3 
Barber, Russell J., 5:6 7:3,5 11:6 13:6 Bear Swamp site (Mass), 4:3 6:1
Barge Canal, 53:5 Beaver, 23:3
Barna, Ed, 62:5 Beblowski, Peter, 26:3 27:7 29:4 32:1 35:6 42:6
Barnes, Millard, 61:1 Belisle, Jean, 58:6
Barnes, Ruth Carol, 4:3 Beliveau, Armond J. 7:6 12:4,5 13:7,9 16:9 21:5 23:1
Barnes Tavern, 4:5 51:3 Bellows Falls, 26:2 29:2 32:5 36:1 43:4 53:2 58:1
Barnet, 18:3 Bellows (furnance), 27:5
Barney, Raymond L., 50:1 Beltline (Burlington), 3:3
Barre, 35:5 40:2 Ben's Mill, 37:5
Barre Museum, 65:1 Benedict Hollow charcoal kilns, 67:3
Barslow, Charles, 23:1 Benjamin Lawrence Gunsmith/Blacksmith Shop, 14:11 35:6
Barton, 63:7 Bennett, Yudis E., 12:2 13:8
Bartone, Robert P., 58:6 Bennington, 7:5 21:7 27:6 30:4,5 32:1-3 35:6 38:4 54/55:5

 
          64:4 68:5 69:7 Blast furnaces, 26:2,6 27:5 32:1-5 35:6 38:4 51:3 52:4 53:2,3
Bennington County, 52:4 54/55:3 63:1 65:2 68:3           54/55:3 57:3
Bennington Flood Control Area, 7:5 "Blast Furnaces; Stone Built...in Vermont" V. Rolando, 25:3
Bennington Monument, 54/55:5 Blazich, Frank, 5:4
Benson, 62:4,5 Block house, 10:3
Beothuk, 8:2 Blodgett, William, 27:6
Bergman, Jean, 23:1 Bloom (forge), 27:5
Berries, 25:2,4 26:4 28:10 Bloomeries (forges), 32:1 51:3 52:4 54/55:3 62:4
"Bibliography; Abenaki" W. Haviland, 22:6 Bloomfield 47:3,4
Bibliography (archaeology), 1:6 Board (see also Trustees)
Bibliography, Jackson, on prehistroic Champlain Lowland,  Board, members of: (1978-79) 26:6; (1979-80) 30:4; (1986-87)
          50:2           54/55:2; (1987-88) 57:3; (1988-89) 60:3; (1989-90)
"Bibliography of Vermont Archaeology; Loring" 14:10           62:5; (1991-92) 68:3
"Bibliography" W. Haviland, of Vermont Indians: A  Survey "Board and Committees Adopt New Meerting Plan" 41:2
          and Listing of Selected Sources of Information, (no Board, candidates and biographies:
          date), 22:4           1974: Adams, R.K., Bacon, E., Beliveau, A., Hall, D.,
Bicentennial Commission, Vermont, 15:8                Haviland, W., Hinsdale, C., Lewis, B., Morgan,R,
Biface, 13:5 23:3 26:4 30:5 38:1 44/45:5 51:5                Precourt, R., Popecki, J., 12:5,6
Bifurcate (base) point, 48:2           1975: Basa, L., Cowan, F., Hinsdale, C., Peace, T.,
Bifurcate (bone) point, 48:2                Sherman, R., Smith, S., Swanson, C., 15:5
"Bill Murphy Designs New VAS Brochure" 24:5           1976: Casteel, D., Cowan, F., Griffin, J., Chicoine, J.,
Binnette pottery (see Vinette)                Popecki, J., Ward, R., 19:4,5
Biographies, board: (1974) 12:5; (1975) 15:5; (1976) 19:4,5;           1977: Hermes, C., Power, M., Murphy, W., Nielson,
          (1977) 23:7,8; (1978) 25:4; (1979) 29:1,2; (1980)                 G., Phelps, G., Swanson, C., Jerry, D., Koier, D.,
          33:4; (1981) 37:1,5; (1982) 41:3; (1983) 44/45:10,11;                23:7,8
          (1984) 49:5; (1985-mailer); (1988) 59:3; (1990) 64:6;           1978: Batreuther, W., Martin, D., Noel, W., Petersen,
          (1991) 67:8                J., Smith, S.M., Swanson, C., 25:3
Biography; speakers, 5:7           1979: Crisman, K., Farrington, M., Griffin, J., Kelley,
Birds, 58:6                L., 29:1
Bisson, Chris, 68:1           1980: Daniels, J., Brightstar, D., Gallagher, S.,
Bixby Library, 13:9                Crisman, K., Campoli, G., Doherty, P., Nielson,
Black River Hydro Project, 35:6, 41:3                G., Jerry, D., Partridge, S., 33:4
Blacksmith shop, 66:4           1981: DuBrul, D., Pringle, J., Warren, J., 37:1
Blacksmith shop: Benjamin Lawrence, 14:11           1982: Parren, L., Popecki, J., Doherty, P., Farrington,
Blackwell, Lyn, 63:3,4                M., 41:3
Blade point, broad, 48:2            1983: Brightstar, D., Partridge, S., Lawrence, T.,
Bland, H., 16:4                Campoli, G., Flewelling, B., 44/45:10,11 
Blank, 13:5           1984: DeBonis, D., Frink, D., Noel, W., Nelson, S.,
"Blast Furnace Recording Session at Pittsford, Vermont"                Gallagher, S., 49:5
          V. Rolando, 67:5           1985: Basa, L., Paquin, C., (mailing)

 
          1986: Basa, L., Brightstar, D., Cook, C., Cowan, Boats, 8:1 29:4 33:1-3 35:4 37:1,4 38:3 40:1,2 41:1,2 44/45:
               F., Dillon, S., Doherty, P., Gallagher, S.,           2,4 48:3 49:3 50:3 53:1-3,5 54/55:2,3 58:1-3,6 64:3,8
               Murphy, W., Paquin, C., Ward, R., Partridge, S.,           69:1,2 (see also Canoe; Lake Champlain Maritime
               Popecki, J.,Rolando, V., Lawrence, T., (mailing)           Museum)
          1987: Partridge, S., Murray, S., Cook, C., Doherty, Boisvert, Jacques, 54/55:2
               P., (mailing) Boisvert, Richard A., 57:5
          1988: Basa, L., Cowan, F., Lacy, D., Rolando, V., Bolian, Dr. Charles, 26:2 36:5
               Ward, R., 59:3 Bolton, 2:1,5 3:1,2 5:1 27:3 42:1 63:5 66:2
          1989: Mahady, S., Popecki, J., Starbuck, D., Skinas, Bolton Falls, 7:5
               D., (mailing) "Bolton Report" report of 4th annual meeting, B. Casteel 
          1990: Partridge, S., Murray, S., Ransom, L., Taylor,      (editor), 6:1
               S., (Luchini, L. - write-in), 64:7 Bomoseen lime kiln, 67:3
          1991: Clay, A., Hedin, B., Moore, S., Rolando, V., Bone, 9:1 13:5,6 16:3 18:3 23:3 25:2 26:4 28:10 30:5 39:3
               67:8           42:1 44/45:2 47:1 48:1 53:7 63:5
"Board Candidates; Who's Who Among" (1983), 44/45:10 Bonnichsen, Dr. Robson, 14:6
"Board Changes Policy on Dues Payments" 50:5 Book Notices: (see also Book Reviews)
"Board Elects Officers for 1982" 38:3           Carlisle, R.C. & Adovasia, J.M. Meadowcroft--Collect-
"Board Elects Officers for 1983" 42:6        ed Papers on the Archaeology of Meadowcroft Rock-
"Board Elects Officers, Reconstitutes Committees" (1986) 52:1        shelter and the Cross Creek Drainage (no date), 46:2
"Board Elects Officers" (1981), 34:6            Cook, D.S. Above the Gravel Bar: the Indian Canoe
"Board for 1979; This is Your" 26:6        Routes of Maine (1987), 57:6
Board for (of) Historic Sites, 4:5,10, 5:4           Dincauze, D.F. The Neville Site (1976), 17:5
Board meeting (1970), 4:6           Folsom, M., America's Ancient Treasurers (no date),
"Board Meeting: July" (1976) 18:15                46:2
Board meetings: Nov. 4, 1970, 4:6; Jul. 1972, 7:1; Oct. 28,           Haviland, W. & Power, M. The Original Vermonters
          1874, 12:4; 1976, 19:2; Nov. 11, 1976 (S. Smith),                (1981), 36:5
          20:2; Dec. 10, 1976 (S. Smith), 20:3; Jan. 1977, 21:1;           Neudorfer, G. Vermont's Stone Chambers: An
          Feb. 1977, 21:2; Mar. 1977, 21:3 Sep. 1977, 23:15;        Inquiry into Their Past (1980), 36:5
          Nov. 9, 1989, 62:5; Jan. 11, 1990, 63:3; Mar. 8, 1990,           Petersen, J.B. & Power, Dr. M. Seasons of Prehistory;
          64:5; Jul. 12, 1990, 64:6        4000 Years at the Winooski Site (1984), 48:2
"Board Members, Officers Elected: New" (1983), 46:1           Pratt, P.P Archaeology of the Oneida Indians (1975),
"Board Members, Officers Elected" (1984), 46:1                15:12
Board nominations, 2:5           Starbuck, D. & Bolian, C.R. Early and Middle Archaic
Board of Trustees, 1:2 4:4        Cultures in the Northeast (1980), 36:5
"Board of Trustees; Announcement of Elections to" (1975),    The Ferris Site on Arnold's Bay (1989), 64:2
          13:7 Book Reviews: (see also Book Notices)
"Board of Trustees; January Meeting of" (1973), 8:7           Bacon, E., reviewer: Ritchie, W.A. A Typology and
"Board of Trustees; June Meeting" (1974) J.B. Aranson        Nomenclature for New York Projectile Points (no
          (Secretary), 11:1                date) 7:9
Board Officers (1980), 34:6           Barber, R.J., reviewer: Haviland, W. Anthropology

 
               (1974) 11:6             Indiana (1973) 14:9
          Casteel, D., reviewer: Vogel, V.J. American Indian        &