The paper would not have been possible without the assistance of Steven Warfel and Mark McConaughy of The State Museum of Pennsylvania. Steven Warfel suggested some fruitful avenues of research, and Mark McConaughy was instrumental in providing access to unpublished manuscripts, field notes and photographs used in this study. Benjamin Fischler initially suggested that I focus my research on this topic. Data used in this paper were presented at the 1994 Middle Atlantic Archaeology Conference, the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological Federation meeting, and the 1998 Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology meetings. Response to these papers helped finalize some of my conclusions. Laura Galke provided needed critical overview for this paper. All conclusions reached in this study, however, are my own.
 

• ABSTRACT
• INTRODUCTION
• DEPRESSION-ERA ARCHAEOLOGY IN SOMERSET COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
• RECONSTRUCTING SOMERSET COUNTY RELIEF EXCAVATION FIELD METHODOLOGY
• CASE STUDIES, Peck No. 1 (36 SO 1)
•                              Peck No. 2 (36 SO 8)
• CONCLUSIONS
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS   <you are here>
• REFERENCES CITED

First appeared in Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology 14:39-63.
Original copyright 1998. Reprinted with permission from Archaeological
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