1. Introduction: Why every archaeologist should tell stories once in a while

   • Adrian Praetzellis

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 1 - 3

2. Thomas Harris, Gent., as related by his second sonne

   • L. Daniel Mouer

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 4 - 14

3. “Katherine Nanny, alias Naylor”: A life in puritan Boston

   • Lauren J. Cook

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 15 - 19

4. Farm Journal: First person, four voices

   • Mary C. Beaudry

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 20 - 33

5. “Why I continue to live across the tracks from sister sue,” as told by William Monroe

   • Robin L. Ryder

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 34 - 41

6. A future after freedom

   • Lu Ann De Cunzo

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 42 - 54

7. Further tales of the vasco

   • Mary Praetzellis
   • Adrian Praetzellis

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 55 - 65

8. Bread fresh from the oven: Memories of italian breadbaking in the California Mother Lode

   • Julia G. Costello

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 66 - 73

9. Lurid tales and homely stories of New York’s notorious five points

   • Rebecca Yamin

   Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 74 - 85

10. A Connecticut merchant in chinadom: A play in one act

    • Adrian Praetzellis
    • Mary Praetzellis

    Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 86 - 93

11. Discussion: Archaeologists as storytellers

    • James Deetz

    Article 01 September 2016 Pages: 94 - 96