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Office of the State Archaeologist Publications

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: 2017 Archaeological Excavation at Mini-Wakan State Park

: 2019 Field School Opportunity: Iowa Lakeside Lab

: 3D puzzles! Piecing Together Vessels from Hubbard Park

: Additional Research on Dubuque’s Third Street Cemetery (13DB476)

: All Hands on Deck! Cataloging begins for the Hubbard Park Project

: American Indian Archery Technology: Series in Ancient Technologies

: Ancient Mounds: Iowa Archaeology month: August 1999

: Animals at Hubbard Park

: Archaeology at Fort Madison (1808-1813)

: Archaeology at Lake Delhi

: "Archaeology Dig In": Iowa Archaeology Month: September 2000

: Archaeology on the Road... Again: July 18–25, 2009

: Archaeology on the Road: July 18–25, 2015

: Archaeology on the Road: July 19–28, 2014

: Archaeology on the Road: July 20–26, 2008

: Archaeology on the Road: July 20–27, 2013

: Archaeology on the Road: July 21–28, 2012

: Archaeology on the Road: July 23–30, 2011

: Archaeology on the Road: July 24–31, 2010

: An Archeological Guide to Iowa: Round Two

: Báxoǰe: maps, material culture and memory: on the trail of the Ioway: Iowa Archeology Month 2007.

: Bioarchaeology at the OSA

: Blood Run National Historic Landmark

: Bone Tools: Series in Ancient Technologies

: The Bowen's Prairie Excavations (2001): The Bowen's Prairie Historic Archaeological District, Jones County, Iowa

: A Brief Cultural History of Iowa

: A Brief Cultural History of Iowa: Series in Ancient Technologies

: Building Jobs in Iowa: New Deal Dams of the Wapsipinicon River Watershed in Northeast Iowa

: Camping in Coralville 3800 Years Ago

: Cataloging Artifacts Reveals Early Iowa City Consumer Behavior & Patterns of Product Movement

: Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Beer Caves

: Chipped Stone Artifacts

: Conflict on the Iowa Frontier: Perspectives on the War of 1812

: Creating Collaborative Learning Opportunities for Indigenous Youth with Archaeology-Based Environmental Education

: Crops of Ancient Iowa

: Discover Iowa Archaeology: Iowa Archaeology Week: September 11-19, 1993

: Dogs and the Danish Fellowship Hall in Davenport

: Early Historic Excavations at Hubbard Park, Iowa City (13JH1440)

: Early Paleoindian Period

: Edgewater Park (13JH1132): A Late Archaic Site

: Euroamerican Settlement: Settlers from Europe

: Excavations Wrap Up at Hubbard Park (13JH1440)

: Exploring Mormon Trails Across Iowa

: FAQ : Frequently asked questions about the Office of State Archaeologist

: Flintknapping: Series in Ancient Technology

: Fort Atkinson and the Winnebago Occupation of Iowa, 1840-1849

: The Fort Atkinson Story: a self-guided walking tour of Fort Atkinson

: Fort Des Moines Site Excavations: Urban Archaeology in Des Moines

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Title: Office of the State Archaeologist Publications
Creator: Iowa. Office of State Archaeologist
Date Created: 2005/2022
Notes: This collection utilizes the Names for Iowa Indigenous Peoples vocabulary under development by librarians at Iowa State University. To see the terms currently included in this vocabulary, please see https://go.iastate.edu/JTJXQL
Subjects: Library of Congress Subject Headings: Archaeology
Prehistoric peoples
Bicycle touring
Roads
Dams
Subjects (Local): Topics: Meskwaki (North American Indigenous peoples)
Subjects: Corporate Bodies: Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa
RAGBRAI (Bicycle tour)
Subject: Place: United States -- Iowa
Host institution: Iowa. Office of State Archaeologist
Digitization Specifications: Some items in this collection were previously hosted by Iowa Research Online, The University of Iowa's Institutional Repository.
Contact Information: Contact the Office of the State Archaeologist: https://archaeology.uiowa.edu/contact-us
Item Type (DCMI): Still Image
Text
Item Type (AAT): annual reports
pamphlets
guidebooks
archaeographies
Item Type (IMT): pdf