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To order books or CDs, or for information on subscriptions and exchanges, please contact the OAS, PO Box 2087, Santa Fe, NM 87504-2087, 505-827-6343. Send e-mail inquiries to Tom Ireland (tom.ireland@state.nm.us).

Office of Archaeological Studies Publications

Director of Publications: Rob Turner

The results of our investigations at OAS—archaeological surveys, testing, excavations, and historical and ethnographic research—are published in a technical series called Archaeology Notes. Reports published before 1991 were part of the Laboratory of Anthropology Notes series. We hope that these publications will make it easier for archaeologists to find information relevant to their research and for members of the nonprofessional public to learn more about the archaeology of New Mexico.

Consult the Archaeology Notes Catalogue for a list of reports in the current series (numerical by series number). Reports are for sale as bound volumes (please inquire for prices) or on CD in Adobe PDF format ($10 per volume for 1-5 volumes, $8.50 for 6-10, $7.50 for 11 or more, plus $3.50 shipping). Some earlier numbers of this series are available only as electronically scanned reproductions of the paper report. Reports "in preparation" are in the process of being produced and are not yet available.

Consult the Laboratory of Anthropology Notes Catalogue for a list of reports in the previous series. They are available free of charge in PDF format if they can be sent as e-mail attachments (currently 10 mb or less). All numbers of this series are scanned reproductions of paper reports, and quality varies. Some reports in this series are available as bound volumes (11 cents per page plus shipping) or as PDF files on CD (see pricing schedule above).

In accordance with state and federal law, all information regarding the location of archaeological sites is removed from copies for public distribution. Such information is available to authorized individuals through the New Mexico Cultural Resource Information System, Archeological Records Management Section, Historic Preservation Division.