Northwestern University Archeological Field School
Entry/Object ID
L1974.1.61
Description
Northwestern University Archeological Field School is a booklet teaching program, coursesm facilities, and goals of the university's Field School., about 1972. Its purpose is to attract students.
The brochure is instead in the book: 74.59.1 by Gail L. Houbart:
Koster: A Stratified Archaic Site in the Lower Illinois Valley is a report of the 1969 Field Season. The site is located in Greene County, Illinois on the farm of Theodore Koster, some 40 miles south of St. Louis, expected to be a Late Woodland and Mississippi culture. This report covers the first excavation at the site.
Also Inserted into this book are the following items:
74.1.60A and 74.1.60B-2 "The Koster Site", 7,000 Years of Life in the Illinois Valley (pamphlets)
74.1.62-a picture of cut-away section of the Koster site showing features and life ways on horizons 1/6/8/ & ll; and 74.1.63 through .74.1.67- 5 slides of the Koster site.
63/Softbound/Tables/Maps
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Book
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Other Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
Search Terms
Artifacts, Excavation site, Prehistoric, Illinois, Koster Site