Material Culture is now published two times a year and
contains articles on theoretical and comparative studies
and artifact and site analysis, as well as book reviews.
Click here to view Submission Guidelines.
From an early issue of Pioneer America (now
renamed Material Culture)
“The geographical scope of the subject matter
with which the journal is concerned is Canada, the United
States, Mexico, Bermuda, and the West Indies, with a
special concern for the historical, cultural, and environmental
heritage of the United States. The scope of the journal
is not restricted by national boundaries which that
heritage cuts across.”
“The Society has also broadened its original
concept of what pioneer America is. We are not limited
to life on the frontier, or, indeed, to life in a pre-automobile
society. Pioneer America encompasses, rather, all life
in rural areas and towns which to some degree still
typifies a former, simpler, way of living. The three-dimensional
remains of pioneer America are still plentiful enough
to be studied, and important enough to study thoroughly
and completely.”
Search Material Culture
View the Index to Material Culture.
|
