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www.kentuckyknappers.com, is proud to present everyone the
opportunity to purchase literature that has been researched, developed,
and written right here in the bluegrass. The Kentucky Archaeological
Survey has constructed a great series of booklets, on various topics,
related to archaeology in Kentucky. All of these publications are for sale
through this site, the Kentucky Archaeological Survey website, or see me
(Ronnie Hazlett II) at a knap-in for copies.
These booklets are very inexpensive and very interesting. I want to
stress that they do not read like an standard archaeological report!
These booklets have a much more personal feel, while still holding the
readers interest, as well as, they maintain the integrity of specific site
information. These booklets will appeal to a wide range of readers; from
amateur archaeologist, to students, to the novice archaeological reader,
to the knapper, who wants to know more about the people who have
previously shared a connection to their craft.
opportunity to purchase literature that has been researched, developed,
and written right here in the bluegrass. The Kentucky Archaeological
Survey has constructed a great series of booklets, on various topics,
related to archaeology in Kentucky. All of these publications are for sale
through this site, the Kentucky Archaeological Survey website, or see me
(Ronnie Hazlett II) at a knap-in for copies.
These booklets are very inexpensive and very interesting. I want to
stress that they do not read like an standard archaeological report!
These booklets have a much more personal feel, while still holding the
readers interest, as well as, they maintain the integrity of specific site
information. These booklets will appeal to a wide range of readers; from
amateur archaeologist, to students, to the novice archaeological reader,
to the knapper, who wants to know more about the people who have
previously shared a connection to their craft.
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