BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MODELS FOR ARTIFACT ANALYSIS
Compiled by Dr. Jane Busch,  Cooperstown Graduate Program, 8/29/93.
 
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Carson, Barbara.  "Interpreting History Through Objects."  The Journal of
Museum Education 10 (Summer 1985):2-5.
 
Dupont, Jean-Claude. "The Meaning of Objects:  The Poker,"
 in Gerald Pocius, ed., Living in a Material World, pp 1-18.
 
Fleming, E. McClung.  "Artifact st
udy:  A Proposed Model."  Winterthur Portfolio 9 (1974):153-173;  reprinted
in Thomas Schlereth,
ed. , Material Culture Studies in America, pp 162-173.
 
Gilborn, Craig.  "Pop Pedagogy:  Looking a t
he Coke Bottle."  Museum News 47 (December 1968): 12-18;  reprinted in
Material Culture Studies i
n America, pp 183-191.
 
Montgomery, Charles F.  "The Connoisseurship of Artifacts."  American Walpole
Society Notebook (1961):7-20; reprinted in Material Culture Studies in
America, pp 143 - 152.
 
Prown, Jules.  "Mind in Matter:  An Introduction to Material Culture Theory
and Method."  Winterthur Portfolio 17 (Spring 1982):1-19;  reprinted in
Robert Blair St. George, ed., Material Life in Am
erica, 1600 -1860, pp. 17-37.
 
Rexford, Nancy.  "The Speaking Shoe."  Essex Institute Histori
cal Collections 127 (April 1991):161-184.
 
Schroeder, Fred.  "Designing  Your Exhibits:  Seven Ways
 to Look at an Artifact."   History News 32 (November 1976), Technical
Leaflet 91.
 
Shuh, John Henni
gar.  "Teaching Yourself to Teach with Objects."  Journal of Education,
Province of Nova Scot
ia 7 (1982):8-15.
 
"Towards a Material History Methodology."  Material History Bulletin 22 (Fall
 1985):31-40.
 
Zimmerman, Philip.  "Workmanship as Evidence:  A Model for Object Study,"
Winterthur Portfolio 16 (Winter 1981):283-307.