Archaeology at French Colonial Cahokia

The book is in good condition, with some signs of wear on the cover edges and corners. There is no dust jacket, as issued. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean without any inscriptions or markings. The spine shows slight wear but is still sturdy.

"Archaeology at French Colonial Cahokia" by Bonnie L. Gums, published by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency in Springfield, Illinois, in 1988, delves into the archaeological findings and historical significance of Cahokia during the French Colonial period. This work, featuring contributions from noted scholars like George R. Holley and Neal H. Lopinot, offers a comprehensive examination of the site's cultural and historical context. The publication is part of the "Studies in Illinois Archaeology" series, underscoring its academic rigor and contribution to the field. The book's focus on the intersection of archaeology and colonial history makes it a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. In good condition, this paperback edition is a significant find for those interested in North American archaeology and colonial studies.