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Discover a fascinating piece of archaeological history with this vintage issue of "The Missouri Archaeologist," Volume 17, Numbers 2-3, published in July-October 1955. This significant journal delves into the rich past of Missouri's ancient cultures, making it an essential addition for collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts of American archaeology, history, and anthropology. The cover features compelling illustrations of effigy pottery and ancient artifacts, hinting at the profound discoveries within. This particular issue is notable for its in-depth coverage of "The Campbell Site: A Late Mississippi Town Site and Cemetery in Southeast Missouri," authored by Carl H. Chapman and Leo O. Anderson. It also includes a dedicated section on "Skeletal Remains from The Campbell Site" by Robert F. G. Spier, offering comprehensive insights into Mississippian culture and prehistoric settlements. Edited by Carl H. Chapman, this journal provides invaluable primary source material for understanding the archaeological landscape of the Midwest. A rare find for academic libraries, collectors of antiquarian books, and anyone passionate about uncovering the mysteries of ancient civilizations.