Kincaid, a Prehistoric Illinois Metropolis is the record of the findings of a seven-year dig by University of Chicago archaeologists at the southern tip of Illinois, near the junction of five large rivers. "This volume tells the story of the Kincaid expedition and gives complete data on architectural remains and recovered artifacts. It describes in detail the methods used to remove the successive layers of the site and to determine the age of the later levels through tree-ring dating."
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Book
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Documentary Objects
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Category 08: Communication Objects
Search Terms
Archaeology, Archaeological digs, Mississippi River, Anthropology, Historic, Prehistoric, Illinois River, Archaeological Digs, Kincaid Expedition
Book Details
Author
Cole, Fay-Cooper, Robert Bell, John Bennett and others
