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Editors for this issue: Lynn M. Alex and Stephen C. Lensink.

Contents.

• Loess Hills Communities to Host Archaeology Receptions, by Lynn M. Alex
• New Guided Walking Tour Brochure and Teaching Trunks on Fort Atkinson, by Lynn M. Alex
• Foreman-Griffeth Site (13MM8) Canoe Finds New Home in Red Oak, by John F. Doershuk
• Fort Madison Redux: IAS Members Team with OSA to Explore the Old Fort, by John F. Doershuk
• Busman's Holiday to Oaxaca, by Donald Raker
• Have Trowel–Will Travel: One Summer, Two Field Schools, by Fred R. Gee
• Meet Max Madsen, Future Archaeologist, by Lynn M. Alex
• Camp Harlan, Best Preserved Civil War Camp in Iowa, by Marlin R. Ingalls
• What's the Point?
• Lynn M. Alex, Stephen C. Lensink
• A 35-year Collection, by David Horst
• John Palmquist Enjoys Traveling Native American Trails, by Jan Castle Renander
• Carl William Dieters, by Dale R. Henning

How to Cite:

(2009) “Newsletter of the Iowa Archeological Society, Volume 59, Numbers 2, Issue 210, Summer 2009”, Newsletter of the Iowa Archeological Society 2009(1), 12 pages.

Rights: Copyright © 2009 Iowa Archaeological Society