The Stoneage in North America volumes I and II
Warren Moorehead's
A brand new set of Warren Moorehead's famous two volume set. Over 4,000
pictured artifact's, the pictures in the books were took during a time when you
rarely seen fake artifacts, learn AUTHENTIC artifact's now!
Originally printed in 1910 -The books have been meticulously brought back to
life by modern re-typeset print, and not just photocopied. These books are
new!
A great reference for those who want to study our prehistoric culture and cant
afford to spend the $600 - $1000 for a original historic copy.
The Stone Age In North America: Warren K. Moorehead (1910): Without a
doubt one of Moorehead's most ambitious projects, this book is a classic of
American Archaeology. Over 4,000 artifact's pictured including implements,
ornaments, weapons, pottery and utensils. This 7-3/4" x 10-1/2", 863 page,
TWO VOLUME work, contains 37 chapters, 300 full page plates (including 5
full color and 14 photogravure), 400 figures, illustrations and photographs.





$54.95
Prehistoric Men of Kentucky
Colonel Bennet Young 1910
Originally printed in 1910 -The book has been meticulously brought back to life by modern re-
typeset print, and not just photocopied. This book is new!
Colonel Bennet H. Young (1910) A Early in Depth Study of the artifacts of the aboriginal
inhabitants of the bluegrass state. Of particular interest is the discussion of artifacts found in
salt cave, which preserved many perishable materials such as textiles and wood.
This 6-1/2" x 9", 343 page soft cover book is perfect bound, profusely illustrated with 125 black
& white illustrations and plates (many full page).
Just a portion of what the book covers: Theories and traditions as to who the Prehistoric, men
of Kentucky, stone grave burials, burial mounds, earthworks and stone fortifications, Kentucky’s
largest fort, weapons and there uses, axes, celts, pestles, pottery ware, chipped flint
implements, copper implements, hematite artifacts, engraved shell gorgets, stone beads,
fishing & copper implements, drills, drilling, pipes, and cave discoveries
$18.95
Stone Ornaments
USED BY INDIANS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
Originally printed in 1917 -The book has been meticulously brought back to life by modern
re-typeset print, and not just photocopied. This book is new!
Moorehead's magnum opus, this monumental work is a comprehensive study of the stone
ornaments produced by the prehistoric American aborigine. Well over 1000 artifacts are
illustrated in 32 chapters of 448 pages. This book also includes a comprehensive
bibliography of 17 pages.
About the Author: Warren King Moorehead (1866-1939) was curator of the Museum of Ohio
State University (1894-1897). He became the first curator of the Peabody Museum as well as
head of the Philips Academy Archaeology Department, Andover, Massachusetts in 1901. After
retirement, he served on the United States Board of Indian Commissioners from 1909 to 1933.
This 7-3/4" x 10-1/2", 448 page book is perfectly bound, profusely illustrated with 265 figures
and photographs (2 in full color, 3 photogravure), 3 fold out type charts and 3 maps.
Indian Bannerstones
$27.95