=OCCASIONAL PAPERS IN OLD COLONY STUDIES= is a multi-disciplinary
journal, appearing at irregular intervals and publishing original
contributions generally in the fields of Sociology, History,
Anthropology, and Demography which treat as a subject Plymouth
Colony prior to the 19th century.
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=OCCASIONAL PAPERS IN OLD COLONY STUDIES/NUMBER 2/DECEMBER 1970=
EDITOR: CATHERINE MARTEN
Cover Design: Eric G. Engstrom
Map: Charles McCann
Typesetting and Printing: R. E. Smith Printing Co., Inc., Fall
River, Mass.
[Illustration: This map showing the approximate locations of the
various New England tribes in the early 17th century is based upon
the following sources: Harold E. Driver and William C. Massey,
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, TRANSACTIONS OF THE
AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, ns. Vol. 47, part 2, 1957; Douglas
Edward Leach, FLINTLOCK AND TOMAHAWK: NEW ENGLAND IN KING PHILIP’S
WAR, 1959; Charles C. Willoughby, ANTIQUITIES OF THE NEW ENGLAND
INDIANS, 1935]