We are excited to bring you Journal of the Early America's third issue, scheduled for June/July 2011!  For a sneak peak at our featured articles, please see the list below.

Featured in the June/July 2011 issue (sections in bold, titles in italics):
    1.  Arts and Artisans – The Martin's Station Rifle Project by Carroll Ross
    2.  Hoppus and Hatchet – Of it they make their rope and bags, or, Got Cordage?
                by Lee Nelson
    3.  Hearthstone – S'Habiller: Getting Dressed in New France, 1740-1760, A Woman's Guide,
                Part II by Suzanne Gousse
    4.  Early Americas – Stockbridge: A Place, A People: Part I by Gerry Barker
    5.  To Arms – Howarth’s South Carolina Regiment 1757-1760, Part II  by William B. Jack
    6.  Discerning Re-enactor – More Than Paint and Silver: Thoughts on Delving Deeper Into
                a Native Persona by Benjamin VonDielingen
    7.  Punchbowl – Punch: A Review by Jasmine Criswell Tesdahl, and The French Trade Gun In
                North America, 1662-1759 by Casey M. Criswell
    8.  A Matter of Taste – The Melding of Early Americas Foods by Lisa M. Youngman
    9.  Musings Around the Inkpot – Our letters to and from the editor.

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We have made a few improvements to our calendar of community events and thought you would like to know!  The calendar now includes even more events for 2011 and shows which events Journal staff will be attending!  We will update the calendar frequently so you can see if there are any events coming to a location near you.  Check out the new calendar here!

If you know of an event that you would like added to the calendar, don't hesitate to contact us at calendar@journaloftheearlyamericas.com!  Thank you!