Abstract
Iowa State University’s 2013 archaeological field school was held from May 13 to June 7 at the Hennings site, a 4,400 year-old prehistoric occupation in Monona County, Iowa, just west of Ute. The Western Research and Demonstration Farm (a.k.a. Wayne’s World) served as a field camp and staging area for the project. This is a summary of the effort and the results of preliminary analyses.
Keywords: Anthropology
How to Cite:
Hill, M. G., (2014) “Archaeological Field School at the Hennings Site”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2013(1).
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