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Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. Volume has former ownership signatures of archaeologist Gordon R. Willey, who made a few minimal pencil annotations; free front endpaper has stamp indicating that this volume was not accessioned by a Harvard University library; volume has some wear and minor soil. 24, 10, 12, 31 [i.e. 32], 9, 6, 6, 16, 33 leaves + plates. The 16 leaves of the pagination is Edward G. Scully's mimeographed typescript paper "Some central Mississippi Valley projectile point types" (with Dr. Willey's 1951 signature at top of title leaf), on a different type of paper than was used for the issues, bound in at the end of v. 3, no. 2. Interesting provenance. Size: 11 3/16 x 8 9/16 inches. [otob: 21r].…

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. This was the working copy of one its primary contributors, archaeologist Gordon R. Willey, with his ownership signature atop the free front endpaper ("Gordon R. Willey, 1941"), the May 1938 Report of the Conference on Southeastern Pottery Typology ("Willey"), the title pages of no. 1 ("Willey") and no. 6 ("Gordon R. Willey, 1939"); and the minutes of the November 1938 coference in Birmingham, Alabama ("Willey"); Dr. Willey made pencil annotations on about 18 leaves and pencilled leaf numbers in the top margins; he glued the plates onto blank leaves uniform with the rest of the volume; as some of the plates have original typed caption labels glued on, it seems that these were used as the originals (or proof copies?) for creation of the mimeographed issues; the end of no. 4 (following a Coles Creek Plain plate) has an original pencilled manuscript chart, with "Harrison Bayou Incised" in top left corner and "Marksville Lo 3" in bottom right corner (most likely pottery sequences); many leaves have soil and wear and the plates have glue stains; impinging on the edge of Dr. Willey's signature on the free front endpaper is a stamp indicating that this volume was not accessioned by a Harvard University library; cloth binding has wear; spine has a 5/8 inch abrasion halfway between the top of the spine and the title gilt lettering. 175 leaves, including the pencilled manuscript chart (which Dr. Willey enumerated as leaf 131a) and the unnumbered fold-out chart at back. Preceding issue no. 1 are "Conference on Pottery Nomenclature ." (6 leaves); "Report on the conference on southeastern pottery typology" (May 1938, Ann Arbor (leaves 7-24); and C.G. Wilder's "Suggested plan for classifying vessels on basis of form" (leaves 25-37); following issue no. 6 is the aforementioned minutes of the 2nd SE Archaeological Conference in Birmingham (leaves 163-173) and the very long chart no. 1 foldout ("Approximate correlations of pottery sequences in various sections of the SE"), which has two very short closed tears at bottom and soil on the verso; also on that verso are Dr. Willey's pencilled notes for Profile 1 W-E, Profile II S-N, and Profile NW-SE. Size: 11 3/16 x 8 9/16 inches. [otob: 44L].…