The on-line Queen Anne's Revenge Technical Report and Bulletin Series has been developed to provide access to a large number of in-house reports written by QAR staff and associates. This effort will compliment nearly fifty articles that exist in magazines, journals and book chapters. The Technical Series articles will cover a wide range of activities and analyses including historical research, environmental studies, archeological excavation and site monitoring, artifact analysis, and conservation.

The classification designates works that are more comprehensive where extensive research has been done and conclusions reached.

The classification represents shorter works covering preliminary analysis of individual artifacts, classes of artifacts, field expeditions, or technical data.

 

By using an on-line publication, format reports can be updated with addendums or by linking new bulletins to the original works. This serves an important function since the influx, synthesis of data is ongoing, and thus site interpretation will continue to evolve.

While the Technical Series is produced "in-house," all works are peer-reviewed and carefully scrutinized by a three-person editorial committee for accuracy, consistency, and formatting, following a general SAA format. The series is made available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format (version 5+) and is fully printable at high-resolution, but locked for copying, pasting, or editing. All work represents original research by individual authors and should be credited as such.

Authors:

J. Ned Woodall, Ph.D.
Linda Carnes-McNaughton, Ph. D.
Lindley S. Bulter, Ph.D.
Richard W. Lawrence
Mark U. Wilde-Ramsing, M.A.
Wendy M. Welsh