Missouri Archaeologist Vol 16 No 2 July 1954 Native American Archaeology Journal

The Missouri Archaeologist, Volume 16, Number 2, published in July 1954, offers a scholarly exploration of the archaeological landscape of Missouri and its surrounding regions. Edited by the renowned Carl H. Chapman, this vintage journal features detailed articles on ancient Indian quarries, excavations in Ranger Cave, a prehistoric object from Cedar County, and an obsidian projectile point from Southeast Missouri. This illustrated paperback serves as an essential resource for researchers and collectors interested in Native American studies, regional history, and mid-20th-century archaeological investigations. It provides valuable scientific findings and historical context regarding the prehistory of the American Midwest, meticulously presented for academic study or historical preservation.