Discover a fascinating piece of archaeological history with this original issue of "The Missouri Archaeologist," Volume 7, Number 1, published in April 1941. This rare periodical offers invaluable insights into early 20th-century Midwestern archaeology, making it a crucial find for collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts alike. Delve into foundational studies and reports from a pivotal era in the field.

This specific issue features significant articles, including "Horse Bones in an Indian Mound" by Carl Chapman, and an "Archaeological Surface Survey of Ste. Genevieve County, Mo." by Robert McCormick Adams, Frank Magre, and Paul Munger. Published by the State Archaeological Society of Missouri and edited by Brewton Berry, this journal captures the spirit of early archaeological exploration and documentation. It's an essential addition to any collection focusing on Missouri history, Native American studies, or the development of American archaeology.