Illinois Archaeology is published semiannually by the Illinois Archaeological Survey Inc.

Volume 1, Number 1 (1989)

• Presidents Statement. Pg. 2
• Editor's Comment. Pp. 3-4.
• Mississippian Faunal Remains from the Lundy Site (11-Jd-140), Jo Daviess County, Illinois. Mona L. Colburn. Pp. 5-38.
• Cahokias Immediate Hinterland: The Mississippian Occupation of Douglas Creek. Brad Koldehoff. Pp. 39-68.
• Lighting the Pioneer Homestead: Stoneware Lamps from the Kirkpatrick Kiln Site, La Salle County, Illinois. Floyd R. Mansberger, John A. Walthall, and Eva Dodge Mounce. Pp. 69-81.
• Rediscovery of a Lost Woodland Site in the Lower Illinois Valley. Kenneth B. Farnsworth. Pp. 82-99.

Volume 1, Number 2 (1989)

• Horticultural Technology and Social Interaction at the Edge of the Prairie Peninsula. Robert J. Jeske. Pp. 103-120.
• The Pike County, Illinois, Piasa Petroglyph. Iloilo M. Jones. Pp. 121-136.
• Reconstructing Prehistoric Settlement Patterns in the Chicago Area. David Keene. Pp. 137-149.
• Radiocarbon Dates for the Great Salt Spring Site: Dating Saltpan Variation. Jon Muller and Lisa Renken. Pp. 150-160.
• The Effectiveness of Five Artifact Recovery Methods at Upland Plowzone Sites in Northern Illinois. Douglas Kullen. Pp. 161-170.

Volume 2, Numbers 1 and 2 (1990)

• Foreword. John A. Walthall
• Introduction: A Historical Perspective on Short-Term Middle Woodland Site Archaeology in West-Central Illinois. James R. Yingst
• Isolated Middle Woodland Occupation in the Sny Bottom. Gail E. Wagner
• The Widman Site (11-Ms-866): A Small Middle Woodland Settlement in the Wood River Valley, Illinois. Thomas R. Wolforth, Mary L. Simon, and Richard L. Alvey
• The Point Shoal Site (11-My-97): A Short-Term Havana Occupation along Upper Shoal Creek, Montgomery County, Illinois. James R. Yingst
• Coldfoot: A Middle Woodland Subsistence-Activity Site in the Uplands of West-Central Illinois. Susana R. Katz
• The Evidence for Specialized Middle Woodland Camps in Western Illinois. Kenneth B. Farnsworth

Volume 3, Number 1 (1991)

• Models of Prehistoric Site Location for the Upper Illinois River Valley. John P. Hart and Robert J. Jeske
• Archaeological and Osteological Analysis of Mound 38 at the Albany Mound Group (11-Wt-1). Michael D. Conner and David W. Link
• One Hundred Years of Investigations at the Linn Site in Southern Illinois. Charles R. Cobb
• Observations on the Baehr Mounds Chert Disks: The American Museum of Natural History Collections. Carol A. Morrow
• Current Research, edited by Mark J. Wagner
• Book Reviews

Volume 3, Number 2 (1991)

• The Diana Site (11-R-331), An Archaic and Woodland Settlement in Southwestern Illinois. Neal H. Lopinot
• Current Research, edited by Mark J. Wagner
• Book Review

Volume 4, Number 1 (1992)

• Chert Resources of Northern Illinois: Discriminant Analysis and an Identification Key. Jacqueline A. Ferguson and Robert E. Warren
• Observations on Two Tomahawk Pipes from the Central Illinois River Valley. Duane Esarey
• The Guy Smith Site and Stone-Box Graves: New Perspectives from Old Collections. George R. Milner and Sissel Schroeder
• Payson Chert: A Distinctive Lithic Raw Material from Adams County, Illinois. Richard L. Fishel
• Book Reviews, edited by Neal H. Lopinot
• Current Research, edited by Mark J. Wagner

Volume 4, Number 2 (1992)

• Cultural Resistance of the Prairie Kickapoo at the Grand Village, McLean County, Illinois. Alice Berkson
• Book Reviews, edited by Neal H. Lopinot

Volume 5, Numbers 1 and 2 (1993): Highways to the Past: Essays on Illinois Archaeology in Honor of Charles J. Bareis

• Introduction. Thomas E. Emerson, Andrew C. Fortier, and Dale L. McElrath
• PART I: HISTORICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
  • Some Modern C-Transforms at Cahokia: A Conversation with Clyde Sweitzer. James M. Collins, Mikels Skele, and Clyde A. Sweitzer
  • The Monks of Cahokia. William R. Iseminger
  • Joseph Smith, Zelphs Mound, and the Armies of Zion: The Construction of American Indians from Archaeological Evidence in Illinois in the Nineteenth Century. Thomas J. Riley
  • Stable Carbon Isotope Research at the Illinois State Museum in 1967. Robert L. Hall
  • Archaeological Postholing: A Proposed Subsurface Survey and Site-Testing Methodology. Larry R. Abbott and Craig A. Neidig
  • Ground-Cover Effects on the Discovery of Archaeological Sites in Central Illinois. R. Barry Lewis
  • Geomorphology of the Northern American Bottom as Context for Archaeology. Edwin R. Hajic
  • Floodplain Landscape Evolution and Prehistoric Settlement: An Example from the Meredosia Region of the Lower Illinois River Valley. Harold Hassen
  • Taphonomy and Bone Density in Archaeoichthyology: A Reassessment. Douglas J. Brewer
  • Eastern North American Population Dynamics. Jon Muller
  • Saving the Great Nobb: A Case Study in the Preservation of Cahokias Monks Mound Through Passive Management. Thomas E. Emerson and William I. Woods
• PART II: PALEOINDIAN AND ARCHAIC ARCHAEOLOGY
  • Exploring Paleoindian Site Distribution in Illinois. Michael D. Wiant
  • Clovis Procurement and Land-Use Patterns in the Confluence Region of the Mississippi, Missouri, and Illinois Rivers. Kenneth B. Tankersley and Juliet E. Morrow
  • Artifact Distribution and Chert Use at the Barton-Milner Site: A Middle Archaic Occupation in North-Central Illinois. Jacqueline A. Ferguson and Robert E. Warren
  • New Information on 1932 Titterington Salvage Excavations at the Hartford Church Archaic Cemetery. Kenneth B. Farnsworth
  • Mule Road: A Newly Defined Late Archaic Phase in the American Bottom. Dale L. McElrath
  • The Seiwell Site: A Terminal Archaic Site in the Illinois Uplands. Richard L. Alvey
• PART III: MIDDLE AND LATE WOODLAND ARCHAEOLOGY
  • Middle Woodland Ceramic Classification: Some Different Approaches. Patrick J. Munson and Cheryl Ann Munson
  • Crab Orchard Settlement Patterns and Residential Mobility. Michael L. Hargrave and Brian M. Butler
  • Meridian Hills: An Upland Holding Phase Middle Woodland Habitation Site. Joyce A. Williams
  • A Prehistoric Frontier in the Prairie Peninsula: Late Woodland Upland Settlement and Subsistence Patterns. William Green
  • The Wilderman Site (11S729): A Late Woodland Period Settlement in Southwestern Illinois. Thomas R. Wolforth and Mary L. Simon
  • Late Woodland Ceramic Figurines from the Jamestown Site in Perry County, Illinois. Mark J. Wagner
  • Digging in Jersey County, Illinois, in 1951. Dan F. Morse
  • The Bald Eagle Site: A Late Woodland Burial Mound Complex. Paula Cross
  • American Bottom House Types of the Archaic and Woodland Periods: An Overview. Andrew C. Fortier
  • Observations Regarding Sedentism in Central Silver Creek and the Enduring Significance of the FAI-64 Archaeological Mitigation Program. George R. Holley
• PART IV: MIDDLE MISSISSIPPIAN ARCHAEOLOGY
  • The Downs Site (11CN171) and the Mississippianization of Late Woodland Cultures in Central Illinois. Michael J. Higgins
  • The Doyle Site: A Late Prehistoric Keyhole Structure. Christy L. Wells, George R. Holley, and William I. Woods
  • Two Elaborate Middle Mississippian Graves from the Kingston Lake Site, Peoria County, Illinois. Lawrence A. Conrad
  • Middle Mississippian Households in the Central Illinois River Valley: Examples from the Tree Row and Baker-Preston Sites. Michael C. Meinkoth
  • The Emerald Site and the Mississippian Occupation of the Central Silver Creek Valley. Brad Koldehoff, Timothy R. Pauketat, and John E. Kelly
  • Settlement Plans and Community Social Interaction: An Example from the Knoebel Site in Southwestern Illinois. Jeanette E. Stephens
  • The Determann Borrow Site: A Mississippian Occupation on the Silver Creek Drainage. Douglas K. Jackson
  • Bottom Envy: The Interpretive Influence of the American Bottom. Kevin P. McGowan
  • Settlements Amidst Swamps. George R. Milner
  • Spatially Isolated Structures in the Cahokia Locality: Short-Term Residences or Special-Purpose Shelters?. Fred A. Finney
  • Sand Prairie Phase Human Remains from the Multicomponent Schlemmer Site in the American Bottom. Jolee A. West
  • Preliminary Observations of Building Density at Cahokias Tract 15A and Dunham Tract. Timothy R. Pauketat
  • Archaeological Investigations on the Western Periphery of the Cahokia Site. Neal H. Lopinot, Alan J. Brown, and George R. Holley
  • The Skeletons of Fingerhut: An Early Cahokia Cemetery. Linda L. Klepinger
  • The Fingerhut (11S34/7) Cemetery Three Decades Later. Charles O. Witty
  • The Pulcher Site: An Archaeological and Historical Overview. John E. Kelly
  • A Survey of Elaborate Mississippian Copper Artifacts from Illinois. Kelvin Sampson and Duane Esarey
  • Cultural Taxonomy, Cross-Cultural Types, and Cahokia. Patricia J. OBrien
• PART V: HISTORIC PERIOD ARCHAEOLOGY
  • Stylistic and Temporal Analysis of Jesuit Rings in the Illinois Country. John A. Walthall
  • The Trotier Site: A French Colonial House Site in the Village of Cahokia. Bonnie L. Gums
  • Deciphering the Grand Village of the Illinois: A Preliminary Assessment of the Grand Village Research Project. Lenville J. Stelle, James A. Brown, Charles L. Rohrbaugh, Thomas E. Emerson, and Robert Jeske
  • The Robert Watts Site: Archaeological Excavations of a Late Eighteenth/Early Nineteenth Century Euroamerican Farmstead. Joseph S. Phillippe
  • Skeletal Remains from a Historic Sauk Village (11RI81), Rock Island County, Illinois. Kristin Hedman
  • Gunflints from Hutsonville: A Study in Historic Lithic Technology. William Flesher and Karen Powell
  • Who Took Out the Trash at the Davis Mansion?: Gender Visibility and the Archaeological Record. Floyd Mansberger

Volume 6, Numbers 1 and 2 (1994)

• The Archaeology of the East St. Louis Mound Center: Past and Present. John E. Kelly
• The Joan Carrie Site: A Short-Term Patrick and Dohack Phase Occupation on the American Bottom Bluff Edge. Duane Esarey and Sissel Johannessen
• Archaeological Geology at the Bash Site. James M. Collins, E. Arthur Bettis III, and Timothy J. Kemmis
• Book Review, edited by Neal H. Lopinot

Volume 7, Numbers 1 and 2 (1995)

• Microliths and the Kunnemann Tract: An Assessment of Craft Production at the Cahokia Site. George R. Holley
• A Preliminary Analysis of Mississippian Jar Rim Heights from the Central Illinois River Valley. Richard L. Fishel
• The Vogt Petroglyph Complex in Monroe County, Illinois. Andrew Fortier
• Additional Notes on the Burned Building Beneath Cahokias Kunnemann Mound. Timothy R. Pauketat
• Late Woodland Occupations in the Lower Illinois Valley: A Comparison of Upland and Lowland Sites. Sarah J. Studenmund, Laura E. Johnson, Marjorie B. Schroeder, and Karli White
• Trade and Tradition: Trade Goods and Late Historic Mortuary Sites. Jodie A. OGorman and Kenneth B. Farnsworth
• Book Reviews, edited by Neal Lopinot

Volume 8, Numbers 1 and 2 (1996)

• Preserving the Shipwrecks of the Prairie State. Thomas E. Emerson
• Insight Through Icons. Gregory D. Wilson
• The AG Church Site: An Introduction. Brad Koldehoff, Julie Zimmermann Holt, Larry Kinsella, and Timothy R. Pauketat
• AG Church Site Features and Community Organization. Julie Zimmermann Holt
• AG Church Site Ceramics: Clues to Community Change. Timothy R. Pauketat
• AG Church Site Lithics: Technology, Economy, and the Mississippian Emergence. Brad Koldehoff
• AG Church Site Subsistence Remains: The Procurement and Exchange of Plant and Animal Products During the Mississippian Emergence. Julie Zimmermann Holt
• Book Reviews, edited by Neal H. Lopinot

Volume 9, Numbers 1 and 2 (1997)

• Who Met the Mississippians at the Mouth of the Apple River? Investigations at 11Ca44. David W. Benn
• Eighteenth-Century Ceramics from Fort de Chartres III. Vergil E. Noble
• Identification of the Geologic Sources for Obsidian Artifacts from Three Middle Woodland Sites in the American Bottom, Illinois. Richard E. Hughes and Andrew C. Fortier
• Archaeological Investigations at Little Grassy Lake, Southern Illinois, 19661967. Jonathan E. Reyman
• NAGPRA Inventory of Human Remains and Associated Funerary Objects at the Illinois State Museum and Dickson Mounds Museum. Robert E. Warren and David G. McBride
• Seasonal Occupation Patterns in Illinois History: A Case Study in the Lower Illinois River Valley. Duane Esarey
• Native American Settlement and Chert Use in Starved Rock State Park. Jacqueline A. Ferguson
• Book Reviews, edited by Neal Lopinot

Volume 10, Numbers 1 and 2 (1998)

• Early and Middle Archaic Settlement Systems in the Modoc Locality, Southwest Illinois. Steven R. Ahler
• A Summary of Changes in Archaic Period Subsistence and Site Function at Modoc Rock Shelter. Steven R. Ahler and Bonnie W. Styles
• The Strong Site and the Dennis Hollow Phase: A New Perspective on Middle Archaic Chronology, Technology, and Subsistence. Gregory R. Walz, Brian Adams, Paul P. Kreisa, Kevin P. McGowan, and Jacqueline M. McDowell
• The Meyer Site: A Terminal Late Archaic Residential Camp in the American Bottom. Andrew C. Fortier, Thomas E. Emerson, and Kathryn E. Parker
• Archaeological Investigations at the Hayden Site, A Titterington Phase Settlement in St. Louis County, Missouri. Joe Harl
• Quasar: A Stratified Archaic Site in the Floodplain of the Lower Illinois River Valley. Daniel B. Goatley
• Was the Cochran 10 Site (11-Wa-140) a Theban Persistent Place? Assemblage Structure and Settlement Patterns in the Early Archaic of West Central Illinois. Eric G. Hansen and David J. Nolan
• The Christianson Site (11-RI-42): A Paleoindian Occupation in the Lower Rock River Valley, Illinois. J. Bryant Evans and Kevin T. Womac
• Book Reviews, edited by Thomas E. Emerson

Volume 11, Numbers 1 and 2 (1999)

• Attica Chert and Clovis Land Use in Illinois: The Anderson and Perkins Sites. Brad Koldehoff
• Across the Divide: Dalton Land Use in the Southern Till Plains. John A. Walthall and Brad Koldehoff
• The ODonnell Site Late Woodland Occupation at the Confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers. Daniel B. Goatley, Kenneth B. Farnsworth, and Karen A. Atwell
• Crimson Circle Mounds: Late Woodland Ritual and Settlement Patterns at the Confluence of the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers. Karen A. Atwell and Kenneth B. Farnsworth
• The Korando Site (11J334): A Mississippian Ritual Cave and Rock Art Site in Southwestern Illinois. Mark J. Wagner, Mary R. McCorvie, and Charles A. Swedlund
• The LaMoine River Dugout Canoe Schuyler County, Illinois. Alan D. Harn
• Book Reviews, edited by Thomas E. Emerson

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