Publications of the Museum, Michigan State University, Anthropological Series Volume 2. Free e-book, see below. This report is an archaeological study of Fort Michilimackinac, an eighteenth-century historic site in Mackinaw
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 19 “House 7 of the South Southwest Rowhouse: Excavations at Fort Michilimackinac, 1998-2007 is number 19 in the Archaeological Completion Report Series. This series, founded
Archaeological Completion Report Series #18 In Culinary Creolization, Jenna Carlson examines how the coming together of Native American, French-Canadian and British people at Michilimackinac influenced their traditional diets. Faunal material
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 10 From the book: “The Mill Creek site (20CN8) is a farm and mill complex located on the Straits of Mackinac in northern Michigan and
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 14 From the book: “Archaeologist have routinely identified small lead seals found on 16th to 18th century sites in North America as “bale seals”. An
It was 1959 when archaeologists first put spade to soil at Colonial Michilimackinac. They have returned every year, and a National Historic Landmark, reconstructed military and trading outpost has grown
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 17 From the book: “The House D site was a unit of the Southeast Row House within the palisade walls of Fort Michilimackinac. It is
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 11 From the book: “Research on House C of the Southeast Row House provides a view of life inside the 18th century fur trading and
Archaeological Completion Report Series, Number 12 From the book: “The Provision Storehouse at Fort Mackinac on Mackinac Island … was excavated as part of the Bicentennial celebration [1981] … The
