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)
