-I Built a Stone Age House by Jay Anderson
-Lejre Today by Janet Snyder
-Butser Ancient Farm by Jay Anderson
-Welcome to Butser Ancient Farm by Butser.org
-The Beginnings–Living Archaeology or Applied Technology by Jay Anderson
-The Pamunkey Indian Museum Displays by Errett Callahan
-An Interview With Hans de Haas by Steve Watts & Dave Wescott
-Hans de Haas: The Gentle Giant by Errett Callahan
-Conducting Lithic Experiments by Jacques Pelegrin
-German Experimental Archaeology by Jurgen Weiner & Karen Drechsel
-Old Scotness Broch In The Shetland Islands by Alice Tulloch
-Fish Skin As A Prehistoric Material by Lucy Williams & Dr. Linda Hurcombe
-Fish Skin Bags by Jim Miller
-Smashing Success: Pleistocene Lithic Replication by Scott Jones
-The Kootenai River Stone Age Living Project by Lynx Shepherd
-Paleolithic Lamps and Their Specialization: A Hypothesis
by Sophie A. De Beaune
I Belong To This Country by Dick Baugh
-Future Camps: One Model and more.Bulletin #23 - International Projects
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Cover by Bruce Prior, MT. Doug (Digger) Crist uses local clay and primitive technology to make a much-needed cooking vessel. The Kootenai River Project is included in this issue as a fine example of some of the experimental archaeology / living archaeology / primitive technology projects that are taking place around the world.