David Sanger
1936
Bio from Maine State Library - "Dr. David Sanger, professor emeritus of the University of Maine (Orono) lives in Orono, ME. A retired field archaeologist, Dr. Sanger continues to research and write about the pre-European archaeology of Maine and the Maritimes. "Selected Bibliography - Maine Prehistory: A Selection of Short Papers (1973) with Robert G. MacKay - Cow Point: An Archaic Cemetery in New Brunswick (1973) - Discovering Maine's Archaeological Heritage (1979) - An Island in Time: Three Thousand Years of Cultural Exchange on Mount Desert Island: Essays (1994) "
Books
- The archaic of the Far Northeast
- Archaeological salvage and test excavations, Fernald Point, Acadia National Park, Maine
- Play The Organ A Beginners Tutor
- The Carson Site and the Late Ceramic period in Passamaquoddy Bay, New Brunswick
- North America's Endangered Species
- The Texas Creek burial site assemblage, British Columbia
- An Island in time
- The archaeology of the Lochnore-Nesikep locality, British Columbia
- Cow point: an archaic cemetery in New Brunswick
- Favourite Organ Music
- Cow point
- Discovering Maine's archaeological heritage
- An island in time: Three thousand years of cultural exchange on Mount Desert Island
- Excavations in the Lochnore-Nesikep Creek locality, British Columbia
- The Texas Creek burial site assemblage, British Columbia
- Excavations in the Lochnore-Nesikep Creek locality, British Columbia
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