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

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