David R. Starbuck

Author of The Great Warpath

About the Author

David R. Starbuck is a historical and industrial archeologist specializing in America's forts and battlefields, utopian societies (such as the Shakers), and medieval and post-medieval sites in Scotland. Starbuck has authored or edited nearly twenty books, most recently The Legacy of Fort William show more Henry: Resurrecting the Past and Excavating the Sutler's House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George. Currently president of the Adirondack chapter of the New York State Archaeological Association, he is a professor of anthropology at Plymouth State University. show less

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Works by David R. Starbuck

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The Great Warpath (1999) 49 copies

Neither Plain nor Simple: New Perspectives on the Canterbury Shakers (2004) 31 copies

A Shaker Family Album: Photographs from the Collection of Canterbury Shaker Village (1998) 31 copies

Massacre at Fort William Henry (2002) 30 copies

The Archaeology of Forts and Battlefields (American Experience in Archaeological Pespective) (2011) 20 copies

Rangers and Redcoats on the Hudson: Exploring the Past on Rogers Island. Includes the Complete Rogers Rules of Ranging. (2004) 17 copies, 1 review

Excavating the Sutlers' House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George (2010) 17 copies, 1 review

The Archeology of New Hampshire: Exploring 10,000 Years in the Granite State (2006) 16 copies

The Legacy of Fort William Henry: Resurrecting the Past (2014) 15 copies, 1 review

Archeology in the Adirondacks: The Last Frontier (2018) 6 copies

Early and middle archaic cultures in the northeast 5 copies

The Ferris Site on Arnold's Bay : a research and educational program of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum (1989) 5 copies

A Middle Archaic site : Belmont, New Hampshire (1982) 3 copies

Archaeology in Fort Edward 3 copies

Seventeenth century historical archeology in Cambridge, Medford, and Dorchester 2 copies

Archaeology of the French & Indian War: Military Sites of the Hudson River, Lake George, and Lake Champlain Corridor 2 copies

The New England Glassworks, Temple, New Hampshire, 1780-1782 (1983) 2 copies

The New Hampshire Archeologist. Vol. 45, No. 1. 2005. (2005) 1 copy

Seventeenth Century Historical Archaeology in Cambridge, Medford, and Dorchester 1 copy

"A Bibliography of New Hampshire Archeology," 1 copy

New Hampshire Archeological Society Newsletter. Vol. 23, No. 2. Fall 2007. 1 copy

Rogers Island Archeological Site, Fort Edward New York 1 copy

Journal of Vermont archaeology, Volume 1, 1994 1 copy

Rogers Island : 1992 archeological completion report 1 copy

The American headquarters for the Battle of Saratoga : 1985-1986 excavations 1 copy

IA the Journal of the Society for industrial Archeology 1 copy

THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ARCHEOLOGIST: VOLUME 26, NUMBER 1 - 1985 (1985) 1 copy

An Archaeological Survey of Inveruglas Farm: A Search for Clan MacFarlane 1 copy

Mount independance 1 copy

Historical New Hampshire Vol. 48, Nos. 2&3 1 copy

The Journal of Vermont Archaeology Vol. 2 1 copy

Historical New Hampshire 1 copy

The Timber Crib Dam at Sewall's Falls 1 copy

The New Hampshire Archeologist-Volume 31, Number 1-1990 (Canterbury Shaker Village: Archeology and Landscape) (1990) 1 copy

Historical Survey of Canterbury Shaker Village 1 copy

The New Hampshire Archeologist: Special Issue: The New England Glassworks 1 copy

Saratoga National Historical Park Archeology Progress Report 1985 (1986) 1 copy

"Introduction to New Hampshire Archeology," 1 copy

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Gender: male
Occupations: Professor of Anthropology, Plymouth State University
Organizations: Plymouth State University

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MathMaverick 68 reviews

The Legacy of Fort William Henry: Resurrecting the Past by David R. Starbuck

An excellent overview of the French and Indian war period fort, Fort Willam Henry in Lake George, NY. The author details archaeology efforts that he has lead at the fort and their results. Extremely informative with numerous pictures (of artifacts and of digs). A very easy and worthwhile read for anyone with an interest in the history of the Lake George area and the French and Indian War. Highly recommended!

Jul 11, 2015

MichaelGlenn 65 reviews

Excavating the Sutlers' House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George by David R. Starbuck

Interesting book, but it did more listing what was found then it did adding history about what was found. I enjoyed the information as it was local and I know the places, but would like to have had more historical detail intertwined with the data.

Feb 25, 2014

MathMaverick 68 reviews

Rangers and Redcoats on the Hudson by David R. Starbuck