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1974 Archaeological Excavation Fry Number One Site Jefferson County Illinois...
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Vintage archaeology report titled A Report of an Archeological Excavation at Fry Number One Site (S.I.U.M. 22C3-8), Jefferson County, Illinois. Written by Eleanor Hall and Jerry Elliston. The excavation report is dated 1972 on the cover and was published through the auspices of Rend Lake College, Ina, Illinois, May 1974. Includes sections on excavation methods, environment, ceramic classification, stone artifact classification, features, burials, pits, hearths, structural features, floral and faunal remains, appendices, and references cited. Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition with age-related wear. Cover shows light wear, discoloration, and handling marks. Interior pages show normal age toning and use wear. Binding appears intact. Please review all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Great collectible research piece for anyone interested in Southern Illinois archaeology, Jefferson County history, Rend Lake College publications, Native American artifact study, excavation reports, or Illinois local history.
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