The Middle Woodland Ceramics of the Winooski Site: AD 1-1000, 1980, by James B. Petersen. (1980), 3 tables plus citations and bibliography. New Series, Monograph No.1. Burlington: The Vermont Archaeological Society, Inc. ii+50pp., 23 illus., biblio.

Volume 7, 2006

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Thirty Years “at the Helm” in Montpelier Recognition of Giovanna M. Peebles for thirty years as Vermont State Archaeologist.

The Arbor Gardens Site: A Probable Early Holocene Site in Northwestern Vermont by Joshua R. Toney and John G. Crock

Volume 6, 2005

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Filling the Archaeological Void: Saint Lawrence Iroquoians in Alburg, Vermont by Thomas R. Jamison

The Use and Maintenance of Levanna Style Projectile Points at the Bivouac Site in Colchester, Vermont by Charles L. F. Knight

Resources and Resource Protection: The State of Archaeology in Vermont State Government by Lydia C. Pitkin

Volume 5, 2004

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Orwell’s East Creek Valley: A Window Into Vermont’s Early Woodland Period by Giovanna M. Peebles

Paleo landscapes Defining Spatial, Temporal, and Environmental Context for Early Native American Sites Around Winona Lake by Douglas S. Frink

Volume 4, 2003

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Resume of a Seventeenth-Century Top-Secret Weapon: The Story of the Mount Independence Cannon by Scott A. McLaughlin

An Investigation of the South Side Landing Area of Mount Independence, Orwell Township, Addison County, Vermont by Ronald F. Kingsley and John P. Chiamulera

Volume 3, 2000

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Three Native American Ceramic Vessels from Western Vermont: The Colchester and Bolton Jars Revisited by James B. Petersen (Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Vermont) and Joshua R. Toney (Consulting Archaeology Program, Burlington)

Volume 2 (1997)

Edited by David R. Starbuck

ii+90pp., 67 illus., 7 tables, cit., biblio. (Eight papers on prehistoric, historic, military, industrial, and nautical archeology by contemporary Vermont archeologists.)

Reading the Landscape: Inference of Historic Land Use in Vermont Forests by Robert M. Sanford, Thomas W. Neumann, and Gary F. Salmon

A Changing World: 8,000 Years of Native American Settlement Along the Missisquoi River in Highgate, Vermont by Peter A. Thomas

Volume 7, 2006

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Thirty Tears “at the Helm” in Montpelier Recognition of Giovanna M. Peebles for thirty years as Vermont State Archaeologist.

The Arbor Gardens Site: A Probable Early Holocene Site in Northwestern Vermont by Joshua R. Toney and John G. Crock

Volume 6, 2005

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Filling the Archaeological Void: Saint Lawrence Iroquoians in Alburg, Vermont by Thomas R. Jamison

The Use and Maintenance of Levanna Style Projectile Points at the Bivouac Site in Colchester, Vermont by Charles L. F. Knight

Resources and Resource Protection: The State of Archaeology in Vermont State Government by Lydia C. Pitkin

Volume 5, 2004

Published by The Vermont Archaeological Society
Edited by Victor R. Rolando

Orwell’s East Creek Valley: A Window Into Vermont’s Early Woodland Period by Giovanna M. Peebles

Paleo landscapes Defining Spatial, Temporal, and Environmental Context for Early Native American Sites Around Winona Lake by Douglas S. Frink