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JIAS Volume 35 (1988)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Frontier Lead Mining in the Upper Mississippi Valley (Larry R. Abbott)
- The Investigation of the Landscaping at Terrace Hill Through Historical Archaeology (Joyce McKay)
- Excavations of the South Lawn Area, Terrace Hill (Dale R. Henning)
- Historical Archaeology at Plum Grove (Thomas H. Charlton, Cynthia Otis Charlton, Stephen C. Lensink, and James A. Sartain)
- The 1804 “Old Ioway Village” of Lewis and Clark (Mildred Mott Wedel)
- The Last Winnebago Indian in Northeast Iowa (Mary R. Carman)
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JIAS Volume 34 (1987)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- The Keystone Site (13JK23): A Multicomponent Rockshelter in Jackson County, Iowa (Duane C. Anderson)
- Functional Variation at Two Short-Term, Multicomponent Sites in Black Hawk County, Iowa (William T. Billeck)
- The Effigy Complex of the Nebraska Phase and the Problem of Nebraska Phase-Mississippian Relationships (Michael J. McNemey)
- Results of an Intensive Surface Survey at the Wenke Site (13VB402), Van Buren County, Iowa (Terry Miller)
- Late Woodland Ceramics in Southeastern Iowa: A Perspective from the Lower Skunk Valley (Michael J. Perry)
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JIAS Volume 33 (1986)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Peering at the Ioway Indians through the Mist of Time: 1650–Circa 1700 (Mildred Mott Wedel)
- Protohistoric Oneota Material from the Clear Lake Site, Illinois (Duane Esarey)
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JIAS Volume 32 (1985)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Late Woodland Sites in Southwestern Grant County, Wisconsin (John T. Penman)
- Human Skeletal Remains from the Poor Man’s Farrah (41-Gt-366) and the Bade (47-Gt-365) Sites in Southwestern Wisconsin (Rodney E. Riggs) [Photographs of human skeletal remains from this article have been redacted for sensitivity. If you require these images for research purposes, please contact the OSA Bioarchaeology Program Director.]
- Floral Analysis of Sites 47-Gt-365 and 47-Gt-366, Grant County, Wisconsin (L. Anthony Zalucha)
- Drained Lakes and Small Sites: Rock Creek Lake (John C. Whittaker and Kathryn A. Kamp)
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JIAS Volume 31 (1984)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Cemetery Symbolism of Prairie Pioneers: Gravestone Art and Social Change in Story County, Iowa (Coleen L. Nutty)
- Nineteenth-Century Mills and Milling Industries in Story County, Iowa (David N. Ballard, Jr.)
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JIAS Volume 30 (1983)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- The Blue Earth Phase of Southern Minnesota (Guy E. Gibbon)
- Cumulative Indices, Iowa Archeological Society (Sara Behrman)
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JIAS Volume 29 (1982)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- The Clarkson Site (13WA2), An Oneota Manifestation in the Central Des Moines River Valley (Nancy M. Osborn)
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JIAS Volume 28 (1981)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- The Ioway, Oto, and Omaha Indians in 1700 (Mildred M. Wedel)
- Seed Analysis of the Meehan-Schell Site (13BN110), A Great Oasis Site in Central Iowa (Barbara Mead)
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JIAS Volume 27 (1980)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Archeology and Holocene Landscape Evolution in the Missouri Drainage of Iowa (Dean M. Thompson and E. Arthur Bettis III)
- Emergency Archaeological Investigations at 13PK154 (The DeArmond/Barrier Dam Site), Saylorville Reservoir, Iowa (Nancy M. Osborn and David M. Gradwohl)
- A Note on the Davenport Stone (John Carlson)
- The Davenport Stone: A Hoax Unravelled (Marshall McKusick)
- An Expanded Role for the Amateur Archaeologist in Historic Preservation in Iowa (Stan Riggle)
- The Soil Conservation Service and the Iowa Conservation Commission: Two Tools in Iowa Archaeology (John Feeley and Barbara Feeley)
- When on High: An Aerial Perspective of Effigy Mounds (R. Clark Mallam and James E. Mount)
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JIAS Volume 26 (1979)
$5.00
Table of Contents:
- Iowa Archaeology: A Social History 1867–1920 (Royce D. Kurtz)
- A Cut of Perforated Human Mandible from the Quandahl Rockshelter, Winneshiek County, Iowa (R. Clark Mallam) [Photographs of human skeletal remains from this article have been redacted for sensitivity. If you require these images for research purposes, please contact the OSA Bioarchaeology Program Director.]
- A Shell Fish Effigy from Allamakee County, Iowa (R. Clark Mallam)
- Analysis of Avifauna from Five Sites in Northwest Iowa (Donna Hurt Scott)
- Further Testing at the McKinney Oneota Village Site (13LA1) (Richard G. Slattery)
- The Role of Environmental Review in Iowa Archaeology (Stan Riggle)
- The Siouxland Sand and Gravel Site (13WD402): New Data and the Application of Iowa’s New State Law Protecting Ancient Cemeteries (Duane C. Anderson, Joseph A. Tiffany, Michael Fokken, and Patricia M. Williams)
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