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Oklahoma Archeology

Oklahoma Archeology was a journal and newsletter of the Oklahoma Anthropological Society.

Publication History

Oklahoma Archeology was the result of the merger between two Society periodicals, the Bulletin of the Oklahoma Anthropological Society and the Newsletter. It began in 2001, continuing the volume and issue numbering of those prior publications. It ran until 2008, after which it split into the Oklahoma Anthropological Society Bulletin and the membership newsletter Trowel Marks.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 2002-2005: The Oklahoma Anthropological Society web site has volume 50, number 2 through volume 53, number 1 freely readable online.
• 2002-2005: The Wayback Machine has volume 50, number 2 through volume 53, number 1 freely readable online.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Oklahoma Anthropological Society website has more information on the publishers of this periodical, and their current activities.

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