Northeast Historical Archaeology (NEHA) is a peer-reviewed journal published annually by the Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology. Started in the spring of 1971, the journal has explored the history of Northeastern North America through archaeological finds in the area. Additional information about the Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology is available on their website www.cneha.org.
Studies in Northeast Historical Archaeology is a series of occasional monographs in historical archaeology is published intermittently by the Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology and is devoted to presenting high quality research in an expanded format.
Northeast Historical Archeology has been abstracted and indexed in:
Susan E. Maguire, Ph.D.
Department of Anthropology
SUNY Buffalo State, CLAS B107
1300 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14222, USA
Subscription to Northeast Historical Archaeology is through annual membership in the organization. Inquiries and requests for back issues should be sent to the editor.
Please fill out this form and return to the editor to order back issues.
Back issues are also available electronically in Digital Commons at Buffalo State.
These posters presents data on the dates for common types of artifacts, such as ceramic and ammunition, found on archaeological sites from the historical period. The posters present ideas and information from Telling Time for Archaeologists by George L. Miller, Patricia Samford, Ellen Schlasko, and Andrew Madsen from Northeast Historical Archaeology Volume 29, 2000. Newer posters include information from other sources.
To order posters please fill out this form and return to the editor.
Manuscripts can be submitted electronically for publication in Northeast Historical Archaeology and for the monograph series by following the steps on our submission page in Digital Commons. Those who can not submit electronically should contact the editor:
Susan E. Maguire, Ph.D.
Department of Anthropology
SUNY Buffalo State, CLAS B107
1300 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14222, USA
Please read the NEHA style guidlines before submitting.
