The History and Archaeology of Fort Ouiatenon

Preface, by Vergil E. Noble
Introduction, by Misty M. Jackson and H. Kory Cooper
Part I: History and Archaeology
1 Fort Ouiatenon: Three Hundred Years from the Founding, Loss, Rediscovery, and Archaeology, by David M. Hovde
2 The History of the Archaeology of Ouiatenon, by Kelsey Noack Myers
3 Outside the Fort: Completing the Picture of the Ouiatenon Landscape, by Michael Strezewski
4 French Colonial History and Archaeology at Fort Miamis and Vincennes, by Michael Strezewski
Part II: Artifact Studies
5 Use of Animals at Fort Ouiatenon, by Terrance J. Martin
6 Symbolism, Nationality, Identity, and Gender as Interpreted from an Eighteenth-Century Ring from Fort Ouiatenon, by Misty M. Jackson and H. Kory Cooper
7 Buckles from Fort Ouiatenon: Searching for Interpretive Clues in the Documents and Testing for Their Composition, by Misty M. Jackson, Lina C. Patino, and David W. Szymanski
8 Flintlocks on the Frontier: A Case Study of Fort St. Joseph (20BE23), Niles, Michigan, by Kevin P. Jones
Part III: Community, Stakeholders, and Preservation
9 Myaamiaki (Miami People): A Living People with a Past, by Diane Hunter
10 The Feast of the Hunters’ Moon: A Commemoration of the History of Indiana’s First European Settlement, by David M. Hovde
11 Connecting the Song to the Artifact at the Feast of the Hunters’ Moon, by Ronald V. Morris and Leslie Martin Conwell
12 Preserving the Past for the Future: Sustainable and Responsible Curation of Colonial Archaeological Collections in the Midwest, by Erika K. Hartley, Christina H. Arseneau, and Michael S. Nassaney
13 At the Edge of Forever: Preserving Fort Ouiatenon and the Creation of the Ouiatenon Preserve, a Roy Whistler Foundation Project, by J. Colby Bartlett
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index