The Future of the Past: Science in Archaeology Antiquity Vol. 50, No. 3 September 2015

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AN X-RAY ANALYSIS OF DOG MANDIBLES FROM THE BLACK EARTH SITE By Rosemary D. Bolin, Heather A. Lapham, and Kim D. Floerchinger

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ANCIENT DNA SEQUENCING OF DOGS FROM THE By Kelsey Witt

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PRELIMINARY ANALYSES OF PREHISTORIC DOG FECES (COPROLITES) FROM THE JANEY B. GOODE SITE, ST. CLAIR COUNTY, ILLINOIS By Andrew C. Fortier

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SOURCING PIPESTONE WITHOUT DESTROYING IRREPLACEABLE ARTIFACTS By Sarah Wisseman

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LEAD SHOT MAKING AMONG THE SAC OF NORTHWESTERN ILLINOIS: pXRF AND SEM ANALYSIS OF METAL ARTIFACTS FROM THE CRAWFORD FARM SITE (11RI81) By David Birnbaum, Kayeleigh Sharp, and Mark J. Wagner

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PORTABLE X-RAY FLUORESCENT (pXRF) ANANYSIS OF NATIVE AMERICAN ROCK ART PAINTINGS IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS By Mark J. Wagner, Jan Simek, and Sierra Bow

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STRONTIUM ISOTOPE ANALYSIS: A TOOL FOR ASSESSING THE ROLE OF IMMIGRATION IN THE FORMATION OF CAHOKIA, AMERICA’S FIRST CITY By Philip A. Slater, Kristin M. Hedman, and Thomas E. Emerson

WARFARE AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION AT LAWRENZ GUN CLUB: A CASE STUDY STUDY IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF MISSISSIPPIAN ARCHAEOLOGY THROUGH GEOPHYSICS By Jeremy J. Wilson and Matthew D. Pike

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GLIMPSES OF THE FRENCH COLONIAL CAPITAL OF ILLINOIS: GEOPHYSICS AT FORT DE CHARTRES, RANDOLPH COUNTY, ILLINOIS By Robert McCullough, Thomas Loebel, Robert Mazrim

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