Some suggested readings:
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Geology of Michigan by John A. Dorr, Donald F. Eschman
The Archaeology of
Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Midcontinental
and
Beneath the Inland Seas:
Michigan's Underwater Archaeological Heritage, edited by State Archaeologist John R. Halsey and State
Maritime Archaeologist Wayne R. Lusardi,
Archaeologists Dig for Clues by Kate Duke is a great introductory book for kids ages
5 to 9.
In Small Things Forgotten: An
Archaeology of Early American Life by James Deetz
The above books may be found at www.amazon.com or in many public libraries.
The Cater Site: The Archaeology, History, Artifacts and Activities at This Early 19th Century Midland County Site. Edited by Dr. David J. Frurip.
Invaded on all Sides; The Story of Michigan’s Greatest Battlefield By Ralph Naveaux
a 400 pg book on the River Raisin Battlefield is available at the Monroe County Historical
Museum
Many publications on the
archaeology and history of the Mackinac area are available on the Mackinac
State Historic Parks
website including Keys to the Past by Dr. Lynn Evens
Several important publications
on Great Lakes Archaeology are available from The University
of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Publications
The Archaeological
Society of Ohio has several books, video tapes and magazines for sale.
The London Chapter of the
Ontario Archaeological Society also has several fine publications.
There
are also back issues of the "Michigan
Archaeologist" Journal
for sale. They are also available through some libraries. These
journals are an invaluable part of understanding the prehistory of the