Archaeology
Archaeological Survey of Timber Coulee / Ryan Letterly
UW - La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 1, 1998.
A Checklist of La Crosse Hotels and Motels, 1840's-1967 / Compiled by Virginia Kreyer, Carolyn Nelson, Donna Rummpe, Edwin Hill, General Editor.
Oneota Food Storage Technology – Experiment in Pit Storage of Maize / Dain Marintek.
UW - La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 1, 1998.
Phase II Investigations at 47 LC 480, The Skemp Site / Dillon Carr
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 4, 2001.
The Pictured Cave of La Crosse Valley, Near West Salem, Wisconsin / Rev. Edward Brown, 1879.
This short article, published in Wisconsin Historical Collections VIII in 1879, describes a cave with Indian pictographs discovered in 1878 in La Crosse County and contains reproductions and explanations of the drawings.
Prehistoric Ceramic Production: Raw Materials and Firing Methods of the La Crosse locality Oneota/Mary Carter
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 5, 2002.
Sourcing of an Unidentified Chert from Western Wisconsin Paleo-Indian Assemblages / Eric Bailey
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 5, 2002.
A Summary of a Geoarchaeological Perspective on the Archaeological Potential of the Lower La Crosse River Valley by Robert F. Boszhardt and Dean G. Wilder (La Crosse, WI : University of Wisconsin-La Crosse), 1989.
A summary of archaeological excavations and potential archaeological sites in the lower La Crosse River Valley are described by Mississippi Valley Archaeologist Center's archaeologists prepared for the La Crosse River Valley Study Committee. The study follows the La Crosse River beginning in the town of Medary, La Crosse County, to the mouth at the city of La Crosse.
Statistic and Visual Patterns within Oneota Pottery / Rachel Marie Jirasek
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 5, 2002.
Using Ground Conductivity as a Geophysical Survey Technique to Locate Potential Archaeological Sites in the Bad Axe River Valley of Western Wisconsin / Beauchaine, Anthony J. & Werdemann, Elizabeth, 2006
UW-La Crosse Student paper appearing in the Journal of Undergraduate Research volume 9, 2006. The Cade Archaeological District located in the drainage basin of the North Fork of the Bad Axe River of Western Wisconsin has 17 recorded prehistoric sites. These sites include both habitation sites and effigy mounds. The goal of this research was to try to locate any significant archaeological formations by using an Electromagnetic (EM) ground conductivity meter.
