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Series<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

The Historical Archaeology of the Upper Missouri Basin<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
General Background<\/strong>

What is Historical Archaeology?<\/a>

How the River Basin Surveys Shaped Historical Archaeology<\/a>

The Upper Missouri River Basin in the Nineteenth Century: Fur Trade<\/a>

The Upper Missouri River Basin in the Nineteenth Century: Military Frontier<\/a>

The Upper Missouri River Basin in the Nineteenth Century: Indian Agencies<\/a><\/td>		Resource Guides<\/strong>

Resource Guide to River Basin Surveys Publications on Historical Archaeology<\/a>

River Basin Surveys Historic Sites: Collections and Resources<\/a>







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Garrison Dam Area<\/strong>

Garrison Dam<\/a>

Lake Sakakawea and the Woman it was Named After<\/a>

Garrison Dam Archaeology: Village Sites<\/a>

Garrison Dam Archaeology: 32MN1 \u2013 Fort Floyd<\/a>

Garrison Dam Archaeology: 32ML2 \u2013 Like-A-Fishhook Village and Fort Berthold<\/a>

Garrison Dam Archaeology: 32ML1 \u2013 Fort Stevenson<\/a>


<\/td>		Oahe Dam Area<\/strong>

Oahe Dam<\/a>

Oahe Dam Background: The Great Sioux Reservation<\/a>

Oahe Dam Impacts: Cheyenne River Reservation<\/a>

Oahe Dam Impacts: Standing Rock Reservation

Oahe Dam Archaeology: 39CO5 \u2013 Fort Manuel

Oahe Dam Archaeology: 39ST237 \u2013 Fort Pierre

Oahe Dam Archaeology: 39ST217 \u2013 Fort Pierre II
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Miscellaneous Series<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
ND Historic Sites Travel Blog<\/strong>

Travels in North Dakota, Part I: Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park<\/a>

Travels in North Dakota, Part II: Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Fort Mandan<\/a>

Travels in North Dakota, Part III: Fort Clark State Historic Site<\/a>

Travels in North Dakota, Part IV: Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site<\/a>

Travels in North Dakota, Part V: Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site<\/a><\/td>		The Revenant<\/strong>

Real Stories Behind the Revenant: The Grand River Arikara\/Sahnish Villages<\/a>

Real Stories Behind the Revenant, Part II: Ashley\u2019s Hundred<\/a>

Real Stories Behind the Revenant, Part III: Fort Kiowa<\/a>








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Misc. Archaeology for General Audience<\/strong>

Broken Pots: More than the Sum of their Parts<\/a>

How Everyday Objects Can Tell Us about the Past: Twentieth Century Examples From Our Collections Work<\/a>

Cataloging the Medicine Crow Site (39BF2)<\/a>

Tools of the Trade<\/a><\/td>		<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n

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All posts, in chronological order<\/h2>\n\n\n\n