Table of Contents

Text-Aided Archaeology (Barbara J. Little). RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DOCUMENTS AND ARCHAEOLOGY. CONTRADICTORY DATA. Middle-Range Theory, Ceramics, and Capitalism in 19th Century Rockbridge County, Virginia (Parker B. Potter, Jr.). Oral History and Historical Archaeology (Margaret Purser). COMPLEMENTARY DATA. Simon Benning, Pewterer of Port Royal (D.L. Hamilton). Using Written Records in the Archaeological Study of Slavery, an Example from the Butler Island Plantation (Theresa A. Singleton). Not Peas in a Pod: Documenting Diversity Among the California Missions (Julia G. Costello). Documentary and Archaeological Evidence for Household Differentiation in Colonial Soconusco, New Spain (Janine Gasco). HYPOTHESIS FORMATION. From Ethnohistory to Archaeology: Ottawa and Ojibwa Band Territories of the Northern Great Lakes (Charles E. Cleland). The Harbor Herod Built, the Harbor Josephus Saw (Robert Lindley Vann). Health and Demography in a 16th Century Southeastern Chiefdom (Dorothy A. Humpf). DOCUMENTARY MYTHS AND ARCHAEOLOGY. Text-Aided or Text-Misled? Reflections on the Uses of Archaeology in Medieval History (Bailey K. Young). Documentary Archaeology in Sardinia (Robert J. Rowland, Jr.). Reinterpreting the Construction History of the Service Area of the Hermitage Mansion (Larry McKee, Victor P. Hood, and Sharon Macpherson). TEXT AND CONTEXT. Defining the Boundaries of Change: The Record of an Industrializing Potter (Paul R. Mullins). Alternative Visions and `Landscapes: Archaeology of the Shaker Social Order and Built Environment (Ellen-Rose Savulis). Probate Inventories in Historical Archaeology: A Review and Alternatives (Paul A. Shackel). Texts, Images, Material Culture (Barbara J. Little).