INDEX OF ARTICLES—2000

BOOK REVIEWS
The Art of Robert Griffing—Tim J. Todish, Mar/Apr, page 84.
Blood of Noble Men—Tim J. Todish, July/Aug, page 84.
Competitive Struggle—Bill Scurlock, Jan/Feb, page 80.
Costume Close-Up—Beth Gilgun, Mar/Apr, page 83.
Encyclopedia of Native American Bows, Arrows & Quivers—Bill Scurlock, Jan/Feb, page 80.
French and Indian War Battlesites—Peskunck Larrabee, Nov/Dec, page 83.
The Great Warpath—Tim J. Todish, July/Aug, page 84.
Legacies of a French Empire in North America—Andrew Gallup, May/June, page 84.
Reading Early American Handwriting—David Fahey, May/June, page 84.
Recreating the American Longhunter—Kyle Carroll, Nov/Dec, page 82.
Relief is Greatly Wanted—Peskunck Larrabee, Nov/Dec, page 83.

GUNS & GUNSMITHING
The Gunsmith of Grenville County—Peter A. Alexander, "Rifling the Barrel," Mar/Apr, page 21; "Breeching the Barrel," May/June, page 15; "Tools: Part I," July/Aug, page 20; "Part 2," Sept/Oct, page 19; "Part 3," Nov/Dec, page 17.
Jack's Stock Shop-Mike Nesbitt, Sept/Oct, page 63.
A New Booshway at T.V.M.—Mike Nesbitt, Mar/Apr, page 69.
Recreating a Fantasy Gun—Ted Franklin Belue, Nov/Dec, page 66.
The Short Rifles of the Lewis and Clark Expedition—Michael H. Maggelet, Mar/Apr, page 62.
Steve Lodding, Gunmaker—Paul R. Jones, July/Aug, page 40.

HISTORICAL
The 1758 Attack on Fort Ticonderoga—Tim J. Todish, "Part 2," Jan/Feb, page 41.
The Battle of Long Island—Earl Echelberry, Jan/Feb, page 54.
Cache of the Hollow Tree—Tony Hunter, "Traversing the Primeval Forest," Jan/Feb, page 15; "The Birch-Bark Canoe Voyages of Henry David Thoreau: Part 1," Mar/Apr, page 48; "Part 2," May/June, page 30; "Alexander Mackenzie Searches for the Northwest Passage, Part 1," July/Aug, page 35; "Part 2," Sep/Oct, page 32; "Part 3," Nov/Dec, page 24.
A Captive Englishman—Mike Phifer, May/June, page 70.
The Destruction of Schoharie—Mike Phifer, Sep/Oct, page 45.
Eyewitness to History—Jim Crutchfield, "Politics as Usual," Jan/Feb, page 25; "Bullwhackers of the Plains," Mar/Apr, page 38; "Protecting the Northwest Frontier," May/June, page 37; "Part 2," July/Aug, page 60; "Part 3," Sep/Oct, page 49; "George Catlin and the Pipestone Quary," Nov/Dec, page 49.
Fort Loudoun and the Cherokee Wars of 1760-1761—Wayne Zurl, May/June, page 58.
The Indian War Hatchet of Esther Spencer Skinner—Michael J. Shannon, Sept/Oct, page 73.
Joseph Doddridge—Curt Schmidt, Mar/Apr, page 75.
Nails—Court McFarland, May/June, page 66.
The Remarkable Tale of James Smith—Curt Schmidt, Sept/Oct, page 67.
Western Backtracks—Ronald Kil, "Death Race on the Jornada," Jan/Feb, page 27; "Looking for a better fight," Mar/Apr, page 55; "Rawhide and Buffalo Hide," May/June, page 49; "Buffalo Runners," July/Aug, page 79; "Grizzly Encounter," Sept/Oct, page 53; "The Varying Fortunes of War," Nov/Dec, page 57.

HOW-TO
Crafting a Humble Knife—Chuck Walker, May/June, page 77.
Full Kegs Don't Bounce—Larry Lyles, Jan/Feb, page 70.
Gather 'Round the Stove—Jan/Feb, page 31; Mar/Apr, page 59; Sep/Oct, page 56; Nov/Dec, page 53.
Shooting Stability—Jim Smith, May/June, page 62.
Traditional Ways—Mike Nesbitt, "Sighting in A Rifle," July/Aug, page 48; "Care for Caps and Flints," Sept/Oct, page 43; "Getting Started 'From the Ground Up,'" Nov/Dec, page 37.

HUNTING
On the Game Trail—Mike Blumenstein, "A Good Day," Jan/Feb, page 21; Douglas E. Swenor, "Muzzleloading Elk Hunt," July/Aug, page 53. Wm. Hovey Smith, "The Happy Family of Flintlock Waterfowling," Sept/Oct, page 37. Danny Caywood, "Luck, Bucks and Flintlocks," Nov/Dec, page 31.

LIVING HISTORY
As They Saw It—Gregory Geiger, Sept/Oct, page 59.
Frontier: The Decisive Battles—Marsha Horn, May/June, page 42.
Hawk Boughton—Ted Franklin Belue, July/Aug, page 63.
Learning the Hard Way—Mike Blumenstein, Nov/Dec, Page 60.
A Pilgrim's Journey—Mark A. Baker, "In Search of a Hunter's Tone," Jan/Feb, page 7; "Finding a Frontier Place," Mar/Apr, page 13; "Discovering Soup Meagre," May/June, page 7; "Aim Small, Miss Small," July/Aug, page 11; "Heading the Call," Sept/Oct, page 11; "Take the Long Trail," Nov/Dec, page 11.
Packsaddles of the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade—Whit Hibbard, July/Aug, page 73.
Recollections of a Revolutionary War Reenactor—Leonard Solomon, Jan/Feb, page 63.
Rockahominy: America's First Trail Food—Sam D. Perry, Jan/Feb, pag 35.
Tidings from the 18th Century—Beth Gilgun, "Employ'd in My Garden," Mar/Apr, page 29; "Tied Up in Knots," May/June, page 22; "Busy as a Bee," July/Aug, page 27; "The Art of Tambour Work," Sep/Oct, page 25.

MISCELLANEOUS
Engraved Powder Horns—Paul R. Jones, Mar/Apr, page 40.
The Hunter's Snare—Troy D. Smith, May June, page 53.
Proper Enough for a Gentleman Farmer: Guns and Accoutrements for The Patriot—Randy Wilkins, Nov/Dec, page 42.
Vanished as She Sang—Clayton Emery, Nov/Dec, page 73.