“A Survey of Historical Archeology in New England” by Marley R. Brown III
“Historians in the Woods: Historical Archeology at the Clarke and Lake Site, Arrowsic, Maine” by James S. Leamon
“Urban Process in Portsmouth, New Hampshire: An Archeological Perspective” by Steven R. Pendery
“Archeological Investigations at the Grounds of the Henry Whitfield State Historical Museum in Guilford, Connecticut” by Beverly Anderson, Sarah Langley, and Abbie Morasky-Smith
“The Line of Forts: Archeology of the Mid-Eighteenth Century on the Massachusetts Frontier” by Michael D. Coe
“Doctor Williams’ Privy: Cultural Behavior as Reflected in Artifact Deposition at the Dr. Thomas Williams House, Deerfield, Massachusetts” by Brooke S. Blades
“A Middlesex Farm: An Archeological Perspective from Rural Massachusetts” by William T. Brandon
“The Excavation of the New England Glassworks in Temple, New Hampshire” by David R. Starbuck
“Fort Dummer: An Archeological Investigation of the First Permanent English Settlement in Vermont” by Walter l. Harrington
On the Golden Ball Tavern in Weston, Massachusetts: “Liberation Philosophy: The Golden Ball Tavern” by Howard Gambrill, Jr., and “Excavation of the East Ell” by Constance A. Crosby
“The Richards Grant Project, Dover, Massachusetts: Defining and Redefining the Problems” by Robert M. Campbell, Electa W. Kane, and Philip M. Pochon
“Urban Archeology in Boston, Massachusetts: Archeology and the Museum of Afro American History” by Byron Rushing
“Archeology Programs at the Museum of Afro American History: The African Meeting House and Dig Roxbury” by Beth Anne Bower
“Historic Archeology and Preservation Legislation” by David A. Poirier
”The Future of Historical Archeology and its Relationship to Cultural Resource Management“ panel with moderator Marley Brown III and panelists David R. Starbuck, Giovanna Neudorfer, David Poirier, Gary Hume, Suzanne Elliott, and Roland W. Robbins
“New England Historical Archeology: The Response of a Historian” by Charles E. Clark
“Bibliography of New England Historical Archeology“
Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife 