The director of the Sangamo Archaeological Center, Robert Mazrim, has written a number of books, reviews of which you can read at Top-Papers.com. In addition to many books, he also written small publications on frontier and colonial archeology in the Midwest. Some of these, such as The Sangamo Frontier, feature research-based excavations conducted by the Center. Mazrim has also worked closely with the Illinois State Archaeological Survey (University of Illinois, Champaign), analyzing historic sites excavated as part of government-sponsored salvage projects. That work has produced three summary volumes on frontier and colonial archaeology in Illinois.
THE SANGAMO FRONTIER:
History and Archaeology
in the Shadow of Lincoln.
Robert Mazrim 2007
University of Chicago Press
Available at most retail book stores and websites.
“NOW QUITE OUT OF SOCIETY:
Archaeology
and Frontier Illinois.
Robert Mazrim 2002
Illinois State Archaeological Survey
Available at ISAS website, as
well as Amazon.com
MORE FROM THE ILLINOIS FRONTIER:
Archaeological Studies of Nine
Early 19th Century Sites in Illinois.
Robert Mazrim 2007
Illinois State Archaeological Survey
Available at ISAS website, as
well as Amazon.com
read some reviews
AT HOME IN THE ILLINOIS COUNTRY
French Domestic Site Archaeology
in the Midwest 1730-1800.
Robert Mazrim 2011
Illinois State Archaeological Survey
Available at ISAS website, as
well as Amazon.com
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