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Minnesota Archaeologist Vol. 49, No. 1-2 1990
ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE PART 2: ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS AND INTERPRETIVE POTENTIALS
Scott F. Anfinson
© 1989 Minnesota Archaeological Society
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This volume is Part 2 of a study on the archaeology of the central Minneapolis riverfront. Part 1 was issued as Volume 48 of The Minnesota Archaeologist. Part 1 provided a historical overview of the St. Anthony Falls area and a detailed inventory of potential archaeological sites. Part 2 presents an overview of urban archaeology, summaries of the archaeological field work conducted over the last seven years, and interpretive plans and opportunities for the central Minneapolis riverfront. These volumes are the result of an intensive research effort. More money has probably been spent on the archaeology of the central Minneapolis riverfront than on any other site in Minnesota. Prior to these publications, public presentations of that archaeological work have been limited to a few newspaper articles and occasional illustrated lectures. While reports have been written regarding the major surveys and excavations, these reports exist only as unpublished contract completion reports. These two volumes of The Minnesota Archaeologist cannot provide every detail revealed by the literature search and archaeological testing. This detail is available in the research files and the unpublished archaeological reports on file at the Minnesota Historical Society. These volumes provide a comprehensive summary which should satisfy most needs of public education, if not professional reporting. Numerous individuals and organizations were essential to the completion of this volume. The people and organizations that helped with the literature search have been thanked in the preface to Part 1. Here I would like to thank the various crews that did the archaeological field work on the central Minneapolis riverfront. They are:
1983 West River Parkway
1985 Hennepin Avenue Bridge
1986 Fuji-Ya/Palisade Mill
1986 West River Parkway
1989 West River Parkway Last but not least, I would once again like to thank my family for their patience with me during my continuing obsession with the central Minneapolis riverfront.
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