DAVID R. STARBUCK has written five books for UPNE about the archeology of Shaker sites and the excavations of forts along the Hudson River and around Lake George, New York. His most recent books are Rangers and Redcoats on the Hudson: Exploring the Past on Rogers Island (UPNE, 2004) and Neither Plain nor Simple: New Perspectives on the Canterbury Shakers (UPNE, 2004).
"Unlike most books on the archaeology of a state, this one covers the archaeology of both Native Americans and European settlement through the 19th century . . . Of great interest not only to archaeologists, historians, and students, but also to the general public. Summing Up: Highly recommended."--CHOICE "In this personalized encyclopedia of New Hampshire archaeology, Starbuck successfully combines the evolution of archaeological investigation in New Hampshire with the results of expanded fieldwork among the multiple disciplines of archaeology . . . Starbuck places New Hampshire in a clear local and regional context, in terms of time, space, and form. There is something in this eclectic collection for anyone interested in New Hampshire's past."--Donald W. Foster, Ph.D., Professor of Anthropology, Phillips Exeter Academy, and past president of the New Hampshire Archeological Society
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