The Steuben Village and Mounds: A Multicomponent Late Hopewell Site in Illinois

Contents
Introduction
Physical Environment
Excavations in the Village
	Burials
	Pottery
	Projectile Points
	Other Flint Artifacts
	Other Stone Artifacts
	Copper Artifacts
	Bone Awls
	Bone Punctators
	Game Bones
	Turtle Carapace Artifacts
	Drilled Bear Canines
	Other Bone Artifacts
	Barbed Antler Tines
	Other Antler Artifacts
	Shell Hoes
	Shell Scrapers
	Other Shell Artifacts
Morse and Umma Surface Collections from the Village
	Pottery
	Projectile Points, Notched Scrapers, and Drills
	Other Flint Artifacts
	Other Stone Artifacts
	Copper and Galena Artifacts
	Bone Artifacts
	Antler Artifacts
	Shell Artifacts
Other Surface Collections from the Village
	Pottery
	Projectile Points
	Other Flint Artifacts
	Other Stone Artifacts
	Other Artifacts
Mound Excavations
	Mounds 2 through 9
	Mound 1
	Mound 1 Burial Analyses
Summary and Interpretations
	The Steuben Site
	Classification within Hopewell
	Radiocarbon Dates
Appendix A. Fauna from Test Pit I by Levels
Appendix B. Summary of Fauna from Test Pit I
Appendix C. Fauna from Test Pits II and III and Their Extensions
Appendix D. Other Fauna from the Steuben Village Site
Appendix E. Fauna from the Steuben Mounds
Appendix F. Skullduggery: A Day Among Dead Men's Bones, Peoria Daily Transcript, September 28, 1877
Appendix G. The Mound Builders, Peoria Daily Transcript, September 29, 1877
Appendix H. More Mound Digging, Peoria Daily Transcript, October 8, 1877
Literature Cited
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