DHR no longer has hard copies available of archaeological publications. Note that those reports without active links below are no longer publicly posted, as they contain archaeological site locations and/or other sensitive information. The reports remain available to qualified researchers in the DHR’s archives.
Research Report Series
(Note: Some of these reports are large PDF files and may require a minute or more to download, pending connectivity.)
- No. 1: Colonial Plantation Hoes of Tidewater Virginia (1980)
- No. 2: Archaeological Test Excavations of Site 44RU7 at a Late Woodland Village in Lower Uplands of Southwest Virginia Russell County (1981)
- No. 3: Ceramic Study of Woodland Occupation Along the Clinch and Powell Rivers in Southwest Virginia (1987)
- No. 4: Archaeological Investigations of Sites 44JC70 and 44JC71 at Croaker Landing James City County (1988)
- No. 5: Native American Sites in a Fall Line Transition Study Area (1989)
- No. 6: Blacksmith Shops in Catawba, Virginia: Archeological and Historical Investigation Roanoke County (1994)
- No. 7: Archaeological Assessment of Sites 44PY7, 44PY43, 44PY152 at Leesville Lake Pittsylvania County (1996)
- No. 8: Archaeological Investigations of Site 44SX202, Cactus Hill Sussex County (1997)
- No. 9: Native American Settlement at Great Neck: Report on VDHR Archaeological Investigations of Woodland Components at Site 44VB7 City of Virginia Beach (1998)
- No. 10: The Potomac Creek Site (44ST2) Revisited Stafford County (1999)
- No: 11: The Life of a Potter, Andrew Pittman (44FK528) Frederick County (2001)
- No. 12: Early Horticultural Settlement in the James River Piedmont: Excavations at the Partridge Creek Site (44AH193), Stapleton Amherst County (2003)
- No. 13: The Williamson Clovis Site, 44DW1: An Analysis of Research Potential in Threatened Areas Dinwiddie County (2003)
- No. 14: Emergency Excavations at the Sawyer Site (44RN39), Area B: A Protohistoric Site Roanoke County (2004)
- No. 15: The Buzzard Rock Site (44RN2): A Late Woodland Dispersed Village City of Roanoke (2005)
- No. 16: The Bonham Site (44SM7): A Late Woodland Village Complex Smyth County (2005)
- No. 17: The Werowocomoco (44GL32) Research Project: Background and 2003 Archaeological Field Season Results Gloucester County (2007)
- No. 18: Archaeological Investigation of the Remains of Two Early 18th-Century Vessels in the Mattaponi River at Newington Plantation King and Queen County (2013)
- No. 19: The Werowocomoco Research Project: 2004–2010 Seasons Gloucester County (2016)
- No. 21: High Plains Sappony of Person Co, NC & Halifax Co, VA: Sites of Significance in Christie Indian Settlement Halifax County (2017)
- No. 22: The Millie Woodson-Turner Nottoway Reservation Allotment and Farmstead Southampton County (2017)
- No. 23: Heritage Properties of Indian Town: The Mattaponi Indian Baptist Church, School, and Homes of Chiefly Lineages King William County (2017)
- No. 24: The Nansemond Ghost Fleet: Archaeological Investigations of a Vessel Abandonment Area City of Suffolk (2020) (A print quality PDF is available. Contact DHR Archives.)
Technical Reports
- No. 1: Investigations at the Gravel Pit Site 44SX14 Sussex County (1989)
- No. 2: The Cullers Site-44PA128 Page County (1989)
- No. 3: The Fincastle Pottery-44BO304: Salvage Excavations at a 19th-Century Earthenware Kiln Botetourt County (1990)
- No. 4: Archaeological Investigations of Site 44NH8 at the Church Neck Wells Site Northampton County (1997)
- No. 5: Archaeological Salvage Excavations at Site 44GL320: A Middle Woodland/Early Colonial Site Gloucester County (1999)
- No. 6: Portsmouth Shipwreck (44PM52) City of Portsmouth (2006)
- No. 7: The James River Bluff Site (44SY0162): A Middle Woodland Riverine Encampment Surry County
- No. 8: The Chippokes Plantation Swimming Pool Site (44SY0253): A 17th-Century Site Surry County
Survey and Planning Report Series
- No. 1: Archaeological Survey in Virginia: Toward Preservation Planning (1988)
- No. 2: An Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey Craig County (1991)
- No. 3: An Assessment of Virginia’s Underwater Cultural Resources (1994)
- No. 4: Archeological Investigations of Site 44CF7, Falling Creek Ironworks and Vicinity Chesterfield County (1995)
- No. 5: Archaeological Investigations at Site 44CF102: Osbornes Town Site Chesterfield County (1997)
- No. 6: Archaeological Survey of the Chesapeake Bay Shorelines Accomack County and Northampton County (2001)
- No. 7: Archaeological Survey of the Atlantic Coast Shorelines Accomack County and Northampton County (2003)
Reports of Note, Not Affiliated with DHR:
- Algonquian Cultures of the Delaware and Susquehanna River Drainages: A Migration Model (2019)
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, National Park Service; prepared by William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research, The College of William and Mary - “… They Live Much Upon Oysters Getting Vast Quantities of ’em and So Roast ’em in a Fire”: Archaeological Data Recovery at the Gouldman Oyster Shell Midden Site (2012)
Westmoreland County, Site 44WM0304; prepared by William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research, The College of William and Mary