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Editor for this issue: Bill Whittaker.

Contents.

• What's the Point?
• Daniel G. Horgen
• Project Archaeology: Online Professional Development Opportunity, by Jeanne M. Moe
• News from OSA's Geospatial Program, by Colleen R. Eck, John M. Hall, Melanie A. Riley
• OSA Submits Nominations to the National Register, by Carl A. Merry
• Summer Teacher Institute, Exploring the Past: Archaeology in the Upper Mississippi River Valley, by Bonnie L. Janck
• Support History through the Arts, by Maureen Korte
• Metal Projectile Points, by John F. Doershuk
• Sloth On! The Diary of an Ice-age Giant Ground Sloth Excavation, by Meghann Mahoney, Holmes A. Semken, Jr., David Brenzel, Sarah E. Horgen
• LiDAR: A 21st Century Technology Shedding Light on Iowa Prehistory, by Melanie A. Riley
• Garrison Graves at Old Fort Madison, by John F. Hansman
• Review of The Indians of Iowa, by Lance M. Foster, by Gail Barels
• A Prehistoric Face Emerges, by Jean M. Dowiasch

How to Cite:

(2009) “Newsletter of the Iowa Archeological Society, Volume 59, Numbers 3 and 4, Issues 211 and 212, Fall and Winter 2009”, Newsletter of the Iowa Archeological Society 2009(1), 12 pages.

Rights: Copyright © 2009 Iowa Archaeological Society