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The Missouri Archaeologist Vol 40 1979 Fort Zumwalt Frontier History Archaeology
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Own a piece of Missouri history with this rare entire volume of The Missouri Archaeologist (Vol. 40, Dec 1979). This monograph, Zumwalt's Fort: An Archaeological Study of Frontier Process in Missouri by Gregory A. Waselkov, offers a deep dive into pioneer life during the late 1700s and the War of 1812 era. Perfect for genealogists researching the Zumwalt or Heald families, historians, and archaeology buffs. It includes detailed artifact analyses (ceramics, glass, weaponry), historical maps, and demographic tables from the frontier period. Item condition: Very Good vintage condition. The softcover is remarkably clean, and the spine is tight and uncreased. Natural age-related paper toning is present, but the interior pages are clean and free of marks or tears.
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