Discover a fascinating dual volume presenting significant archaeological studies of the American South. This unique binding combines Joseph Jones's "Explorations of the Aboriginal Remains of Tennessee," originally published by the Smithsonian Institution in October 1876, with "Contributions to the Archaeology of Missouri, Part I. Pottery," by the St. Louis Academy of Science from 1880. This is a limited edition reprint from 1970 by Tenase Company, making these foundational texts accessible to modern collectors and researchers.

Delve into the rich history of Indigenous cultures with detailed accounts of burial caves, mounds, fortifications, earthworks, stone graves, and relics found across Tennessee and Missouri. The volume on Tennessee offers insights into tools, weapons, pottery, and aboriginal remains in Maury County and along the Harpeth River. The Missouri section focuses specifically on pottery, providing invaluable information for archaeologists, historians, and enthusiasts of Native American studies and anthropology. A compelling resource for understanding pre-Columbian societies and early American archaeology.